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Or not yet. Feeling good enough, I did have a bite to eat. I attempted to read, blogs and what horrid material passes as even conservative news. Just couldn't focus. I read a bit more into SJWs Always Lie. The first part wasn't so interesting. In part because I read much of it as it was happening, so the first part of the book was old news. There wasn't much I could do about it then or now. As I passed the halfway mark, maybe a bit more of the way through the book, it has become interesting again. How to deal with sjws, really, is what I was interested in. While they can't fire me, I think they are attempting to end my life through attacks on my medication. That wasn't the only way they attacked, and isn't the only remaining way. Including one of the female "doctors" attempting to diagnose something into my records that doesn't exist as an health issue. Though, truth be told, since I deal with government, there is no way to fight sjws in there.
I can't quite get going. I am hoping to get a shower or bath. Then maybe figure out something to eat this evening, out or in, I don't care. It would be nice to make sure I can set up dress clothes for the next few days. Shoes... I know I have oxfords, just not where. And they probably need polished. If I get a shower in, or bath, maybe shopping. Though maybe not until tomorrow. It's messy. I'm not working as well as I would like. I'll keep at it. That's that for now. If things turn up, or out, well, I'll post something later.
I tend to refer to SJWs as the "National Organization of People With Way Too Much Free Time on Their Hands". Shorter version: The Glass House Fraternity/Sorority.
ReplyDeleteI also think of it as "boutique activism". My experience may be singular, but I always seem to encounter people who care more about appearing to be doing something socially positive than in actually accomplishing something. They want the little ribbon, or the bumper sticker. And, in worse case scenarios, they want the sort of power or influence (even if it's on the civic level) which makes them feel important while, at the same time, sucking a bit more pleasure or freedom from the lives of others.
Yes, but they can be extremely dangerous. Murderous. What usually gets them, however, is when you listen to their plans, then fill in the blanks. They commonly believe that there are 90% too many people. I give them the time to fill out their fantasies and color their lack of faith with surety. Then I ask if they are sure they really want to go ahead with genocide. That is the only answer to the problem they believe they know. I don't give them a way out, nor am I kind or really hateful about it. I just suggest that I disagree, that faith is the answer, not doubt. Not just on this issue.
ReplyDeleteOne, recently, got caught in his own trap. At this point he has cut off all communications. It is difficult to have doubt and hate and see where that will take one without being given a way out.