Reflections From a Murky Pond

Defending one’s person, family, and home is a personal responsibility. The police cannot help you do in the vast majority of cases. One needs to approach this with a certain aplomb and enthusiasm. 😉

That Door You Kicked In Was Locked For Your Protection

Yep! That’s the way to approach things. That locked door to your home is for other people’s protection; it’s setting a barrier between you and your prey. Anything that breaks in doesn’t deserve to live and is fair game.

Hope is beautiful, especially when it’s the hope that Blacks are finally changing and integrating into American society and that hope for change is exemplified by the gorgeous Stacey Dash.

Yes, the lovely Ms. Dash came out in support of Mitt Romney instead of abiding by the mindless racial solidarity of the “Black Community.” She has also stood both strong and calm in the face of the heinous hate-filled and racist slurs that the “Black Community,” Liberals, and Progressives have heaped upon her for her audacity to think for herself and make her decisions upon the content of the respective candidates’ character as opposed to their racial self-identification.

Vote for Romney. The only choice for your future. @mittromney @teamromney #mittromney #VOTE #voteromney twitter.com/REALStaceyDash…

— Stacey Dash (@REALStaceyDash) October 7, 2012

Her choice, the reasons for it, and the strength of character that Ms. Dash has shown in the face of our domestic enemies’ attacks upon her should kindle hope in the hearts of Americans. She shows us all that there is hope that Blacks can and do, in a growing number of instances, change and integrate into American life, leaving the hate, racism, angst, and self-pity of the “Black Community” behind in favor of fully joining the nation that they’ve been graced with privilege of being born into.

I, like many Americans, could wax vitriolic upon the sick and disgusting behavior of Liberals, Progressives, and their minority tenants in response to Stacey Dash’s tweet, but what would be the point? Of course they hate her now; she left their plantation and they can’t abide by that. Any Black doing so strikes right to heart of the victimology and power base; a beautiful, sexy, Black actress doing so was bound to strip the thin veneer of civility off of them and show their true colors.

I’d much rather focus on this most beautiful hope for change – real hope, needed and worthwhile change. 😉

As An Aside: You can find some more explicit reasons for you to “support” Stacey Dash here.

Liberals and Progressives make a big deal about “family planning.” They also make a lot of noise about “rights” – when those “rights” pertain to minorities, real or perceived, and don’t conflict with their agenda. Their two strident tunes of jabbering “harmonize” into a whole that is very much worse than the sum of it parts.

Kill It! It’s My Right!

So, using Obama’s Julia as an example, we have what this unholy synergy would logically create. Remember, some vermin labeled bio-ethicists have already endorsed this so this isn’t, by any stretch of the imagination, merely a Dystopian fantasy.

For the sake of the most defenseless among us I counsel all, Christian and non-Christian alike, to consider the tenets and strictures of Bellum iustum as we prepare for the November elections and beyond.

The internet is, to most people’s minds, a fairly new bit of technology. It’s not though. It’s just incremental advancement in technology serving the same needs and desires as its antecedents.

Yep! People Writing On Walls And Worshiping Cats

History doesn’t so much repeat itself as people repaint and reinvent the same things and call it “new and improved.” 😆

And, for those that might care, pick up a copy of  The Victorian Internet and really get laugh at how little or nothing has changed.

“Coyote Ugly” is an old and somewhat cruel meme. Now it’s been perfectly explained in a short film directed by Bryan Moses entitled The Mistake, a 2012 Tropfest finalist.

http://youtu.be/2ZI4MWGeW6U

I especially like the gender flip in the film since it seems to me that more women than men would find themselves in that particular subjective situation due to their rightfully greater concern about their sexual partners.

Of course, Moses didn’t touch upon Double Coyote Ugly, but that’s probably just as well all things considered…