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Little-known fact. . . it's actually "Ignorance is Blish." Jimmy Blish. Guy I knew back in the day. Dumber'n a sack of crowbars.

Where's the video of Adolf Hitler using racial slurs? Wait. . . scratch that. Bad example.

Mickey's the only one still alive. . . 😔

They just don't make comets like they used to.

Actually, texting and driving is illegal, and citations are issued for it every day. Governments widely tout the fact that texting and driving are illegal and dangerous. The governments responded to the growing threat of texting and driving rapidly and responsibly, and industry got on board...

That non-regulation net is totally illegitimate!

Actually, the liberal arts are things like English, history, literature, philosophy, art, logic, rhetoric, and suchlike. There are highly-respected colleges in the U.S. that teach the liberal arts. Their curriculum is the Hundred Great Books of the Western World. Once upon a time, it was...

Sometimes ya gotta be subtle with a hammer, with me.

The man's been officially adjudicated by a court of law as "only a crazy person would believe his crap."

I've already read it. The real story, not the lies of an oft-confirmed liar.

You do very well. "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall receive fire from both sides." 1 Sergeant Burnette 13:21.

Yes. A single incidence is PROOF of your wild-ass theory.

Well. . . some people.

Full credit to your for your. . . charitable. . . take on it.

Which, sadly, contains not a single shred of evidence.

Yeah, well, he'll tell whatever lies support his "worldview."

Always said, take a Canadian and replace "polite" with "cheerful," and you got an Australian. Know that I know both better, I'm aware that's bullshit, but I keep it up cuz y'all seem to like it most of the time.

Land of the Free. Home of the Brave.

You despise lots of people. I use "despise" in the classical meaning, not as a synonym for "hate," like some ill-educated folk do these days.

Complete load of moose shit. Remember where I said the Court has the final word, even over better-educated legal scholars. I did NOT say the Court was always right. Just that it always has the final word.