Oh, wow, a space station since 1971? Clearly, the logical next step is to launch a space cathedral. Because, you know, that’s totally not ridiculous at all.
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The landmark case of Loving v. Virginia, etched into the legal history of 1967, stands as a focal point of controversy and debate. Critics passionately argue that the court’s decision, viewed by some as antidemocratic, ignited discussions surrounding the perceived substitution of legislative processes with the court’s asserted wisdom. Drawing comparisons to Lochnerism, legal scholars […]
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Oh, the Supreme Court, that bastion of unshakable authority, took a real beating in those desegregation cases. Brown vs. Board of Education? Just a casual game of kicking the can back down to the lower courts. And of course, Boiling v Sharpe unveiled the shocking revelation that the 14th Amendment was apparently just a suggestion […]
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In the turbulent history of desegregation, some Southern schools employed evasive tactics to resist integration. Rather than integrating, some schools transferred ownership to private companies, circumventing the 14th Amendment as private entities are not bound by its provisions. Shockingly, these companies explicitly prohibited black students, exemplifying the lengths some went to maintain segregation.
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Here’s a song that just breaks my heart whenever I hear it. Especially these lyrics: “If I could make a deal with God and get him to swap our places, be running up that road, be running up that hill with no problem.”
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Have you seen a 1984 movie called Galaxy of Flesh by movie producer David Cronenberg? Or Los Angeles 2017 by Steven Spielberg? Probably not, because they leaked into our universe from an alternate universe, lol. Probably due to another CERN hadron collider test or a Mandela Effect.
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What the hell is truth? Why so many manuscripts. So many revisions. So many copies. So many edited books. What was the truth in the first place, and could you ever know it, since it happened long ago and was forgotten? And so we never reach perfection, so how will we ever know our changes […]
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When it comes to the profit motive, here’s two peas in a pod. Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit” with it’s acceptable corporation made rebellion. And religious corporations with billions in property, while Jesus was poor and homeless. And you bought both:)
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How does this work? The Uncanny X-Men, champions of the left, diversity, beat on outcasts who have fallen through the cracks, The Morlocks? I guess Democrat elites always want to dominate subordinates like the rest.
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