The now accepted protocol is to either claim your flaw is someone else’s fault, or that its something of which you are proud, or both! From Donald Jeffries at donaldjeffries.substack.com:
From the JFK Assassination to the Victimhood Industry
Sixty years ago today, President John F. Kennedy was murdered in broad daylight, in Dallas, Texas, the home state of his vice president. Where the mayor was the brother of a high ranking CIA official whom JFK fired after the Bay of Pigs, and was later revealed to be a CIA asset himself.
I am in the middle of five interviews today. People like me, who have been researching the assassination for many years, are generally in demand by the podcasting world on special occasions like this. I was interviewed by an Irish television distributor earlier this year, for a JFK special that was supposed to air on CNN, believe it or not, around the sixtieth anniversary. It hasn’t aired yet, although it has been on television in the UK and throughout Europe. As Bill Murray’s character said in Caddyshack, so I got that going for me, too. I can only talk about the minutiae so much. The single bullet theory is impossible. There had to be multiple assassins. Oswald shot no one. The crime has never been investigated honestly.
Flash forward to our present ugly reality. America 2.0 is not a pretty sight. Crumbling roads full of unrepaired potholes, bridges on the verge of collapse, ancient power grids with sensors apparently controlled by China, median strips and common areas overgrown in full Banana Republic style. And that’s just the embarrassing infrastructure. Corruption everywhere, from top to bottom. A shocking lack of empathy among almost everyone. A “healthcare” system and a “justice” system that should be avoided at all costs. Dishonesty and disinformation predominant. Nothing good to be said for any institution, or a majority of the people.
I’ve been watching too many YouTube videos featuring “fat activists.” These are obese people, almost always women, who are irrationally proud of their bloated and unhealthy bodies. They ludicrously claim that you can be “healthy at every size,” to quote from the title of a book by one Lindo Bacon, who was once Linda, and now has They/Them pronouns. Just as there are medical “professionals” who happily chop off the penises and breasts of underage children, there are respectable doctors going along with this politically correct nonsense. Two of the leaders of the “fat acceptance movement” recently died, at ages thirty seven and forty two. Healthy at every size.
