Saturday, June 24, 2017
Chimporillas? Paracrows? Hugoats? Never.
Within the alphabets of the worlds populations exist all possible expressed thought; yet individual letters, of and by themselves, are null and void. Within dictionaries lie all the words known to mankind, but is there a reason to read one from cover to cover?
Alphabets and dictionaries tell no tales, convey no coherent
thought, take us on no journeys, do not entertain, do not make us contemplate, and
do not challenge preconceived notions.
Building blocks
However, they are the atoms, bytes, and genes of higher
thought. Without them, we would be no more than beasts of the field searching for
tidbits of our next meal. Sniffing under rocks and rooting under downed trees. Victims
of momentary need. Casualties of sudden storm. Led by hormones.
Some say, and I would not disagree with them, that more humans
than not act like those animals with nary a thought of the future. What is a
plan? What is a choice? These people do not know.
Yet, humans are the ones who have protected animals. Humans house
and feed animals; not the other way around. Humans take animals to
veterinarians for treatment. Never does a dog take a human to the doctor and
pay its owner’s bill.
Reasonable people see these as self-evident truths: Humans
reason, plan, think, question, build, and test. Animals simply exist within the confines of embedded nature.
Some animals can use tools; for instance, chimps get termites out
of holes using a stick. Some can communicate with humans, Koko for only one. Cats, dogs, and birds say Mama. From
these few examples, connection to the human genome is inferred. “See,” they
say, “Tools and language. Strictly human traits. Animals are humans.”
Differences
But there are structural
differences that have been maintained through many thousands of generations
of animals and humans. There are plenty who study the differences between the
two, who recognize the differences, but who will jump through hoops to explain it
all away because to accept the thousands of years of genetic stability in
humans and animals is to reject evolution and they just cannot bring themselves
to do that.
Throughout history humans have had sexual contact with
animals. I don't get it and yeah, ewwww. But have you ever seen a hudog or a huchicken or a hugoat? No. For the
same reason that between animal species the stable gene path does not make
chimporillas or paracrows.
Planet of the Apes will never happen because the human brain
is unique among all creation; that isn’t going to change, and it won’t change,
and it hasn’t changed in all recorded history.
Congratulations. You are not an animal.
You, reading this article, are not animal. You are human. You're gene sequence makes it so. Atoms and genes, building blocks of humans, are so powerful they can make billions of absolutely unique individuals.Of course, this article does nothing to address the fact that many people act like animals, but personally I think that is insulting to animals who have no choice in how they act.
But you’ll let me know if your cat has an opinion on this,
right? (Make sure Cat signs in under its own email addy before commenting. Does Cat have its own credit card? If yes, please let Cat know to buy my books.)
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Friday, June 23, 2017
This Just In: Muslims attack Jews in London
Young London Jews at a rave were attacked two nights in a row by young radicalized Muslims yelling Allahu Akbar while swinging a variety of sharp weapons.
Victims fought back against perps.
Riot police were dispatched.
Victims fought back against perps.
Riot police were dispatched.
And mainstream media mostly writes the story as a fight at a party between "youths".
Read full story here.Thursday, June 22, 2017
United Network Command for Law and Enforcement
by Angela K. Durden
United Network Command for Law and Enforcement
Did you know the credits at the end of The Man From U.N.C.L.E. state: “We wish to thank the United Network Command for Law and Enforcement for their assistance”? So they thank themselves. That’s awesome.
Ain’t bragging if it’s fact.
I especially liked the yellow triangle badges with employee numbers on them. Mr. Waverly, their boss, was 1. Iliya was 2 and Solo was 11. Never saw an UNCLE badge with more than two numbers on it. Of course, THRUSH badges (yes, with a bird) had numbers that went into the three digits. One particularly lovely and efficient THRUSH agent was 897. She wore glasses and operated the computer.
The badge numbering makes it obvious that U.N.C.L.E. was Libertarian because they believed in small government, and nimble, gitterdun attitudes that actually solved a problem.
Whereas THRUSH (The Technological Hierarchy for the Removal of Undesirables and the Subjugation of Humanity) was obviously Progressive (Democrat and/or RINOs) as their staff was bloated, everybody did as they were told, no creative thinking at all. And to make a decision, well, they had to run it through the computer first, then debate it, then give speeches about why THRUSH would take over and U.N.C.L.E. would die.
THRUSH agents gave awesomely evil looks at UNCLE agents. When they looked at their compatriots, the added happy glint of evil plans coming to fruition simply made those glances even better. If looks could kill, THRUSH would’ve won every battle. Sort of like those pussy-hat wearing celebrities and their mindless followers believe.
Today, U.N.C.L.E. would love #standfirm and #persevere for that is what their expressions invoked. For them, resistance was not a state-of-being, it was a result of fighting evil, protecting the weak, defending the Constitution.
THRUSH would view hashtags #standfirm and #persevere as calls to make more inner-city ghettos, set bad guys up in business, and gut and replace the Constitution while themselves getting their hands on the money earned my citizens so they themselves could live in secure facilities and send their children to private schools under armed guard.
Oh, Solo and Iliya. We need you now.
Wednesday, June 21, 2017
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