Reflections From a Murky Pond

Truth be told, I was never a proponent of the idea, much less the exercise thereof, of Black History Month. Even from an early age – I was a kid in 1970 when the government decided upon it – it just didn’t make any sense to me. I always found it to be divisive since, insofar as I could tell, “Black History” was part of American History and should have just been part of the normal history curriculum. And, as you might surmise, that opinion has only hardened as time went on, not changed.

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Correctly Appropriating Black History

So, to my mind, the first, best option for Americans is for we White men to correctly appropriate Black History by making it literally just part of the next generations’ history. There’s, after all, no racial divide so broad or so stark that orthocegenation can’t fix.

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Make It Simply American History

Yes, Gentlemen, as you can see from the above 27 mixed girls, moving our nation to one fully integrated history is a beautiful prospect – and damned enjoyable to bring about. 😉 One people, one integrated culture, one history.

For all you folks who lost ya goddamned minds over the grifting, left-wing cunt, Taylor Swift and her “fiance” being showcased – for slightly under 1 minute – during the Superbowl, you’re welcome. I fixed Taylor for ya! Or rather, one of the nextgen AIs did. 😉

So can we all move on past bitching about what the people filming the event decided to do – admittedly probably at the behest of Swift and Joe Alwyn’s propagandists? We shouldn’t have to hear more about for 6 – 12 months, when Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn’s handlers decide that they need to move on to the breakup stage of their “relationship.”

That fairly accurately, if rather anviliciously, sums up Americans during the Trump years and those same Americans during the ongoing Biden shitshow. What’s interesting is that, if one applies this to Democrats instead of Americans, it’s not a complete reversal. True, they were broken and freaked out during President Trump’s 1st term as POTUS, but they’re not really any better now.

If You’re Cold, They’re Cold. Bring Them In

Remember, Gentlemen; if you’re cold, they’re cold. Bring them in and warm them up. 😉 And please do especially remember to show some compassion to those poor senoritas who aren’t used to our weather at all.

Bud Light’s trans stupidity – or, more specifically, Alissa Heinerscheid, who chose Dylan Mulvaney, and Daniel Blake, who allowed her to do so – was an easily avoidable error. They didn’t need to endorse a tranny who’s persona was a sick, twisted, and anachronistic caricature of a woman. Nor did they have to pick a tranny who wanted “sleep overs” with young girls.

They had a plethora of other, better options – options that wouldn’t in all likelihood have permanently or semi-permanently crippled their sales.

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Bud Light Had Many, Many Better Options

It only took me a couple of hours over the course of a couple of days of desultory – read as lackadaisical – effort on Tumblr to find these 27 better transgirl influencers. And, it only took that long due to a combination of: specifically looking for obviously trans girls; abiding by the no-nudity restrictions of my hosting provider; and meeting my self-assigned dimension requirements for image galleries.

Hellfire and Perdition! Heinerscheid could have chosen the truly hardcore option and dared people to complain.

Yeah, Heinerscheid could have decided to work with Blaire White, who has a far larger subscriber-base and far larger reach across multiple platforms. As White is a center-right, Republican who is openly trans, Heinerscheid could have essentially dared Bud Light drinkers to complain… though, in point of fact, few would have, as evidenced by White’s multi-million subscribers and resulting income.

But Heinerscheid instead chose Mulvaney and Blake let it do so, either with his approval or through his lack of oversight and management of the brand.

But, in Heinerscheid’s case, the mistake wasn’t what one might have expected, at least not in scale or lasting, damaging effect. She wanted to alienate large swaths of Bud Light’s drinkers. That’s why she chose Mulvaney. Her and her superior’s mistake was not anticipating how bad the backlash would be and thinking that the Left would jump on the brand and make up the expected difference. She was deliberately biting the hands that feed her in the hope of getting new groups to do so instead.