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Like all forms of Information Control, book burnings in the modern era may look different than in the past, but they are the same in intent and effect. Whether it’s deplatforming, demonetizing, or silently limiting the reach of posts, it’s all just the book burning of the Internet Age.
Some things only change in detail and specific methodology. Whether it’s Goebbels’ Reichsministerium für Volksaufklärung und Propaganda (RMVP), Facebook, Twitter, or the insinuative monster that is Google, the strict control of information is a prerequisite for the sought after tyrannical rule. Changing the name or the specific methods of control doesn’t change the fundamental fact of it or the effects it has upon Peoples.
So, it’s New Year’s Day, the 1st morning of 2021. Seems a good time to look back on the dumpster fire that was 2020 and review what was good during this last year. So what was good in 2020?
The truth of the matter is that, with COVID-19 and the resulting devastating and largely ineffective “containment protocols,” and the “fair and legitimate” election of Joe Biden as POTUS, there wasn’t much at all that was good in 2020. The year mostly sucked.
But … there was some good in the ragged, shambling course of 2020! Specifically, I’m speaking fondly of the COVID QTs – those babes who’ve shown that sexy is still alive and well in the age of the ‘Rona.
What Was Good In 2020?
And, honestly, this isn’t just about sexy, beautiful babes rocking the whole masked thing. It’s also about the resilience and innovation shown by their doing so. And, it’s also about the creativity and “making lemonade” of the entire new “fashion mask” industry.
So yeah, there was some good in 2020 that we can enjoy looking back upon.
