I can see it now -- laws against "Disgust Crimes"

[polaris93]

I am so angry right now that I probably should wait to write this until I've cooled off some, but I'm just too disgusted and angry. That's right: disgusted. The anger just gives the disgust a frisson of adrenaline that could drive my blood pressure into the stratosphere, but so what

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[brezhnev]

I must confess, I don't know much about this new Indiana law. But my former GF has been burning up her Facebook account about it; going by that alone, you'd think it's the worst atrocity since Tamerlane invaded Central Asia. Personally, I'm starting to get sick of it; there is such thing a MauMauing an issue too much.

[polaris93]

Yes. That's one of the things I loathe most about these "liberal" uproars over nothing much: that they go on and on and ON until the whole world is utterly sick and tired of it, even some of the "liberals" who started the uproar. I think many of those "liberals" love collecting Causes the way that women in the 1900s loved collecting antimacassars, lithographs, and other things to fill up the empty spaces in their souls and lives. I suggest they try cement, instead. {sour}

[sekhmetsat]

We are more likely to become another Islamic country or taken over by Chinese plants. The USA hasn't been free since the 60s. Citizens, those who are ACTUALLY born here, and ESPECIALLY those of us who have been here since Colonial times, and pre-Columbus, don't matter at all. We are non-entities.

[polaris93]

Maybe not. There are some urgent signs that civilizstion is about to collapse. If so, a vast percentage of people will die everywhere for lack of medical care and the failure of food distribution networks, not to mention the failure of water distribution systems and electrical delivery systems. Like, 99.98%. If so, mordern political systems will become so much dust in the wind, and thank G-d for it.