Recently, Dick Cheney went to his final reward. I’m not wise enough to predict what that reward is. What stood out to me was who was invited to the funeral and, even more so, who was not invited to the funeral. If you want to get a look at the dividing line between those who want to make America great again and those who want to turn back clock to the rhino days, then just look at the invitation list to that event.
I haven’t gone over the list. I assume there is one somewhere. I know who I saw sitting in the first couple rows of the pictures, and I know who was very loudly proclaimed as not invited. In case you were not paying attention that was Donald Trump.
The rhinos of the country want to go back to the days where the left is allowed to continually change the rules to fit what they want and employee law-fair and the media to intimidate anyone who has traditional values. One of the great meme posters I’ve seen showed President Trump, looking at the camera, saying something to the effect that they are not really after him. They are after us; it’s just that he’s in the way. There’s some truth to that. There’s a lot of truth to that.
Keep in mind that there are still many people in this world whose major moral position is “Orange Man bad.” As they say in memes and such, they’d rather have no mean tweets that have stability, safety and recovery of the country. Maybe it would be a good thing if someday you were not invited to the funeral of a famous person. It might be a compliment if you are banned from family holiday gatherings.
Keep up your values.
homo unius libri
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