Armistice Day has become Veterans’ Day. Armistice Day was sacred. Veterans’ Day is not. – Kurt Vonnegut, Breakfast of Champions
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Armistice Day 2025
Posted in History, Holidays, Philosophy, Tyranny, tagged holidays on November 11, 2025| Leave a Comment »
Throwback Thursday 3000
Posted in Biography, History, Miscellaneous, Philosophy, Tyranny, tagged blogging, holidays, left-right myth, politicians, psychology, Thanatopsis on November 6, 2025| Leave a Comment »
I never thought I’d be doing this blog for so long I’d start repeating myself, yet here we are. – “Countless Times”
Though all things must pass, none are so ephemeral as those good times with good friends that, in retrospect, seem almost magical. –
“Day of the Dead 2022”
All government is rooted in the idea that might makes right. –
“Guy Fawkes Day 2023”
For over 200 years now, Americans have stood by while the executive branch increases its own power, then leaves the newly-expanded powers to anyone their ideological enemies manage to get into the White House. – “Guy Fawkes Day 2024“
Links #800
Posted in Current Events, History, Links, Miscellaneous, Obituary, Tyranny, tagged acting, animals, Arizona, California, cops, imaginative fiction, Indiana, prisons, STEM, teachers, United Kingdom, video on November 3, 2025| Leave a Comment »
Some of your human visitors could probably take some lessons in behavior from him. – Priscilla Lange
As usual, I found an appropriate seasonal video too late for Halloween. The links above it were provided by T. Greg Doucette (“solidarity”, “memoriam”, and “kids”); Jesse Walker (RIP); Mike Siegel (“Baskervilles” and “money”); and IncarcerNation (“cops”).
- Solidarity.
- R.I.P. Prunella Scales.
- The Cat of the Baskervilles.
- In memoriam Gardneriensis.
- For people who have far too much money.
- Would you trust them to educate your kids?
- It’s strange how often people mysteriously drop dead when cops are near.
From the Archives
- Lawsuits are the only way to hinder a government that won’t control itself.
- This paper copsucks so hard, it even puts the word “rape” in scare quotes.
- Sleeping with a cop is one of the most dangerous things a woman can do.
- How defective does an adult need to be to think doing this to teens is OK?
- Psychedelics are being destigmatized much more quickly than I expected.
- Maybe the Church should delineate ways for clergy to meet sexual needs.
- The predictable results of bad laws happen just as sane people predicted.
- The “Facebook pimps” myth crossed with the “traffickers at stores” myth.
- Trumpist politicians fight to protect “trafficking” hysteria from debunking.
- Screws’ idea of health care is yelling “Stop faking!” at the sick and dying.
- Apparently, I was destined to fight censors regardless of my career path.
- Hey, female cops; how’s that collaboration with the police state working?
- Unconstitutional bill failed in over a dozen states before passing in Utah.
- Can you imagine this even being in question for any other form of work?
- Though the judge was constrained by law to rule thus, it’s still welcome.
- Lovely to see so many rescue industry profiteers exposed as sociopaths.
- Cops, recipes, choo-choos, Jules Bass, Jerry Lee Lewis, and much more.
- Realistic cartoons are cartoons, but many can’t tell fantasy from reality.
- There are many ways for cops to enrich themselves at others’ expense.
- Picture what you’d think of as “sex trafficking”, then compare it to this.
- Hysteria spins ordinary business dealings into “exploitation” & “crime”.
- Cops are sexual predators who specifically target traumatized women.
- Another cop stalks victims through the official cop grooming program.
- Cops think violence solves every problem, including caretaker stress.
- Nobody is giving expensive cannabis edibles to your spawn for free.
- Cops, Aleister Crowley, Richards Roundtree & Moll, and much more.
- Investigating sex workers’ disappearance is such a burden for cops.
- Censors now pretend thoughts they don’t like constitute a “crime”.
- The scheme to cut sex workers off from healthcare isn’t dead yet.
- Cops, artificial stupidity, Mitzi Gaynor, Teri Garr, and much more.
- The state believes it owns every human being within its borders.
- It’s so satisfying to see this sleazebag hoist with his own petard.
- I could fill an entire tag with just cops who molest or rape kids.
- Another reminder that my work depends on reader support.
- I’m still $1000 ahead on my reader-donated car fund.
- To cops, sex workers can only be victims or criminals.
- PayPal is becoming a major threat to civil liberties.
- Two previous columns for The Day of the Dead.
- My two previous columns for Halloween.
- He wasn’t incorrect in this assumption.
- Halloween Ruins Throwback Thursday.
- Oh look, it’s another “youth pastor”.
- Teenage Throwback Thursday.
- The cold weather has arrived!
- A Boris Karloff triple feature.
- An unfinished shower.
- Birthday presents!
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In the News (#1586)
Posted in Current Events, History, Miscellaneous, News, Obituary, Tyranny, tagged advertising, Aladdin’s Satellite, artificial stupidity, cops, drugs, Google, hysteria, Mad Libs, Maryland, Never Call the Cops, New York, propaganda, psychology, Pyrrhic Victory, scams, statistics, stripping, surveillance, teachers, Texas, Torture Chamber, Welcome to the Future, When Ambulance-Chasers Run the Hospitals on November 2, 2025| Leave a Comment »
These failings are not isolated incidents. – Jean Philip De Tender
Stephanie Johnson, who performed as a burlesque dancer in New York in the 1960s and ’70s under the stage name Tanqueray, and whose vivid stories of that grittier time in the city’s history…turned her into a viral social media star [in 2019 through the social media account Humans of New York], died on Oct. 11 at her home in Manhattan. She was 81…her son Mitchell Springle…said she had suffered a series of strokes…
When Ambulance-Chasers Run the Hospitals (#1536)
Serial lawsuit abuser Ken Paxton wants to profit from Trumpist delusions:
Ken Paxton, the [psychopath-]general of Texas, [has] sued the makers of Tylenol…[pretend]ing that the companies hid the risks of the drug on brain development of children. The lawsuit is the latest [attempt to profit from the mad emperor’s delusion] that use of Tylenol during pregnancy can cause autism…and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder…The [belief is] a longstanding [one] among [anti-vaxxers and similar crackpots including] Robert F. Kennedy Jr…[whom the mad emperor appointed to wreck] the nation’s…health [system]…Hundreds of lawsuits in state and federal courts have been filed in recent years by [crackpots looking for a payout]…the largest group of cases…[has been] dismissed [for being completely unsupported by anything resembling] scientific evidence…
These things are designed to appeal to the dregs of humanity:
I recently reviewed Even Realities G1 smart glasses…and the first real-world thing I used them for was scamming someone. I told a local bartender I had an encyclopedic knowledge of film, and I would answer the hardest movie trivia question he could come up with in exchange for a drink. After a short consultation with Google, dude came back with “Who directed 1922’s Cabinet of Dr. Caligari?” I tilted my head thoughtfully and repeated the question as if verifying I heard him right. The [chatbot] agent silently did its thing, and in about three seconds, the answer was floating before my eyes, totally invisible to everyone around me…Even inspected up close, G1s offer no indication of electronics of any kind: No USB port, no flashing light, no visible controls. The [chatbot] is activated with a subtle tap behind the ear. Repeating the question sends the [chatbot] off for the answer, [which may or may not be correct]…You could do the same trick with a pair of [Facebook] Display glasses…
Oh look, word-guessing programs produce nonsense, what a surprise:
New research coordinated by the European Broadcasting Union…and led by the BBC has found that [LLM “]assistants[“] – already [very popular with] millions of [gullible, lazy] people – routinely misrepresent news content no matter which language, territory, or…platform is tested. The…study…involv[ed] 22…media…organizations in 18 countries working in 14 languages…[with] ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, and Perplexity…45% of all [chatbot] answers had at least one significant issue…31%…showed…missing…or incorrect attributions…20% contained…[“]hallucinated[“] details…Gemini performed worst with significant issues in 76% of responses…[yet these shitty “]assistants[“] are already replacing search engines for [gullible] users…
Don’t let a fucking computer call them, either:
A…[computerized “gun] detector[“] led police to believe a [student] was armed…at a Baltimore County school…when [in reality] it [was]…a bag of chips. Taki Allen was sitting with friends…outside [the] School, eating a bag of chips after football practice. About 20 minutes later, [cops barged in] with guns, [threatening] Allen [with them and screaming for him to]….”Get on the ground”…police told him [artificial stupidity had declared] his bag of chips…a weapon [and cops’ natural stupidity did the rest]. “They made me get on my knees, put my hands behind my back, and cuffed me. Then, they searched me and they figured out I had nothing…[but] a Doritos bag”…
The State calls torture “correction”. For journalists to parrot that is a choice:
…[Deranged screws] at a Western Maryland prison shut off the water to a mentally ill man’s cell, then allowed him to suffer for eight days before he finally died of dehydration…On July 5, 2023, [one screw]…noted in a logbook that Lamont Mealy, [locked] in [solitary confinement] without even toiletries…looked dazed and was unresponsive…H[is superiors ignored the report and]…hours later, Mealy…was dead….[of] dehydration…with fecal matter in and around his mouth…[yet] the [complicit] medical examiner…ruled the manner of death an accident…[the coverup would have succeeded if not for] letters written by a fellow prisoner…[cag]ed nearby, Danny Hoskins…[who] filed complaints…[report]ing that [screws intentionally deprived] Mealy…[of] water…[and regularly] taunted [him as he was slowly dying]…The first complaint prompted [screws] to come to Hoskins’ cell and beat him [for trying to ruin their fun, then]…he was…transferred to another prison. [But] he then sent letters to the governor, the attorney general and [others]…
This situation is not going to get better on its own:
OpenAI has released a rough estimate of how many ChatGPT users globally may show signs of having a severe mental health crisis in a typical week…a growing number of people have ended up hospitalized, divorced, or dead…[because] the chatbot fueled their delusions and paranoia…OpenAI estimated that around .07 percent of active ChatGPT users show “possible signs of…psychosis or mania” and .15 percent “[show]…explicit indicators of potential suicidal planning or intent.” OpenAI also…found that about .15 percent of active users exhibit behavior that indicates potential “heightened levels” of emotional attachment to ChatGPT weekly…ChatGPT now has 800 million weekly active users…therefore…around 560,000 people [weekly] may be…experiencing mania or psychosis. About 2.4 million more are possibly expressing suicidal ideations or prioritizing talking to ChatGPT over their loved ones, school, or work…
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Links #799
Posted in Current Events, History, Links, Miscellaneous, Music, Obituary, Tyranny, tagged activism, artificial stupidity, censorship, cops, I’m Sure You Feel Safer Now, Iowa, libraries, New York, Oregon, racism, Rome, United Kingdom, video on October 26, 2025| Leave a Comment »
Surveillance video is the great equalizer. – Andrew Celli Jr. & Wylie Stecklow
I was never much of a KISS fan, but a little research points to this as the proper sendoff for Ace Frehley. The links above it were provided by Dan Savage, Mike Siegel, IncarcerNation, Violet Blue, The Onion, Nun Ya, and Jesse Walker, in that order.
- R.I.P. Ace Frehley.
- The kids are all right.
- I’m sure you feel safer now.
- This week in artificial stupidity.
- The Onion has a gift for horror.
- Cops ram man for riding a scooter while black.
- The lost, delicious, rotten fruit called “open arse”.
From the Archives
- Unhinged mob-rule lunacy will spread like rot until struck down by a court.
- Such convoluted language to distance other cops from a typical specimen.
- “Cop murders wife/girlfriend & claims it was suicide” is a recurring theme.
- Is there anything narrower and meaner than the mind of a prison official?
- Bureaucrats call the victim of their illegal surveillance a “public nuisance”.
- Mastercard performs elaborate concern kabuki; Visa burbles about “risk”.
- Cops can’t be bothered to investigate the disappearance of sex workers.
- Realistic porn cartoons are not the worst use for “deepfake” technology.
- Any information you give to the State can and will be used against you.
- How many women died due to inaction by this murderer’s cop buddies?
- The inevitable result of letting sociopathic thugs cage innocent people.
- Airports are among cops’ favorite places to lurk in order to rob people.
- Sorry, crypto-moralists, but “addictive” is not a synonym for “yummy”.
- Cops are sexual predators who specifically target traumatized women.
- A bizarrely-anachronistic article that reads like something from 2012.
- Cops, Lovecraft, Herschel Savage, Suzanne Somers, and much more.
- This will keep getting worse until these maniacs are forcibly stopped.
- Kids today don’t value privacy because they’ve never really known it.
- Why is sex work still persecuted when drug bans are being loosened?
- When a pimp cop is caught, his bosses respond with stupid rhetoric.
- Cop deals with problems exactly as trained to; everyone is shocked.
- Retrospectives of my blogging from October 2012, 2013, and 2014.
- 75% of Floridians oppose its politicians’ attempts to ban abortion.
- If this is a “crime”, why is Paxton suing rather than prosecuting?
- The first “King of the Hill” claim I’ve seen in almost three years.
- How do I choose which gift to illustrate when there are several?
- How are they verifying the recipients’ ages before they open it?
- Another reminder that my work depends on reader support.
- In Rhode Island’s case, this would be re-decriminalization.
- Politicians will use any trick to gain control of the internet.
- The more vague the law, the more authoritarians like it.
- Had he not been caught, this would’ve soon escalated.
- If only there were a concise term for “forced into sex”.
- Surveillance beyond the wildest dreams of the Stasi.
- Last year’s links for Halloween, plus 2022 and 2023.
- Cops, supervillains, ghost cookies, and much more.
- The stupider the belief, the harder it is to debunk.
- Another collection of spooky fun for Halloween.
- Abbott and Costello Meet Throwback Thursday.
- Not a specific McNeill’s Law case, but adjacent.
- Cops, legends, Vincent Price, and much more.
- A new gas-powered tankless water heater.
- What is wrong with doctors who do this?
- Not an especially satisfactory resolution.
- This is some seriously warped behavior.
- The State refuses to call this what it is.
- Working out a new mincemeat recipe.
- Curiosity offends the state, comrade.
- Putting up the winter shutters.
- Haunted Throwback Thursday.
- Rapist cops of the week.
- Frogs, meet scorpion.
I find paywalls distasteful, and so many people find this blog valuable as a resource I just can’t bring myself to install one. Furthermore, I find ad delivery services (whose content I have no say over) even more distasteful. But as I’m now semi-retired from sex work, I can’t self-sponsor this blog by myself any longer. So if you value my writing enough that you would pay to see it if it were paywalled, please consider subscribing; there are four different levels to fit all budgets. Or if that doesn’t work for you, please consider showing your generosity with a one-time donation; you can Paypal to maggiemcneill@earthlink.net or else email me at the same address to make other arrangements. Thanks so much!
Virgin Throwback Thursday
Posted in History, Miscellaneous, Philosophy, Tyranny, tagged blogging, bogus studies, clowns, comics, cops, crypto-moralism, ethics, hysteria, politicians, propaganda, Send In the Clowns on October 23, 2025| Leave a Comment »
It never ceases to amaze me that, after a century and a half of pseudoscience, self-contradiction, crypto-moralism, scams and outright lies, most people STILL believe nutritionism is a real science rather than something akin to astrology, phrenology, or bite mark analysis. – “Autumn Tweets”
One needn’t worry about why a tiger is hungry in order to know it’s dangerous. – “Tweetledum”
Remember 2016, when Americans became so obsessed with creepy clowns that they actually put one in the White House?
– “Spooky Tweets“
Links #798
Posted in Current Events, History, Links, Miscellaneous, Obituary, Tyranny, tagged Catholicism, comics, cops, Georgia, Hawaii, I’m Sure You Feel Safer Now, illegal aliens, Never Call the Cops, Oregon, politicians, propaganda, racism, video on October 19, 2025| Leave a Comment »
[Journalists] act as a barrier against those who, through the ancient art of lying, seek to…rule by dividing. – Pope Leo XIV
Here’s a seasonally-themed a cappella medley called to my attention by Phoenix Calida; the links above it were provided by Aaron Ross Powell, Radley Balko, Ryan Cooper, IncarcerNation, Ryan Marino (x2), and Nun Ya, in that order.
- R.I.P. Drew Struzan.
- I’m sure you feel safer now.
- With apologies to Watterson.
- Another successful suicide by cop.
- An unending catalog of Trump’s crimes.
- What is wrong with people who do this shit?
- It’s good to see a Pope who sees the Zeitgeist.
From the Archives
- Cops raping whores is so ubiquitous, others pose as cops to facilitate rape.
- Modern attorneys general are vile even by the low standards of politicians.
- They make these cases sound like the rapist was doing his victims a favor.
- Politicians don’t even try to make their new laws Constitutional any more.
- His magic clown costume would’ve made this very different for his victim.
- Florida screws all yell “Stop faking!” at victims after breaking their necks.
- You’ve heard of “burying the lede”, but this one just keeps getting worse.
- This will continue as long as fools teach children obedience to “authority”.
- Politicians will keep abusing civil suits until it’s declared unconstitutional.
- Child porn is only the first of many excuses to bleed internet companies.
- Cops, California, Piper Laurie, Keith Giffen, Lara Parker, and much more.
- Your “leaders” call this “correction”; “journalists” shouldn’t parrot them.
- Give aggressive thugs power over teens; what could possibly go wrong?
- It’s great to see anti-prohibitionist views quickly becoming mainstream.
- “Authorities” actually do something about a serial rapist of sex workers.
- If “authorized” busybodies can spy on you, so can “unauthorized” ones.
- Politicians and bureaucrats are empowered to force stupidity on others.
- Why does a vacuum cleaner need either a speaker or a wifi connection?
- Psychedelic destigmatization is happening more quickly than expected.
- It’s good to see a sex worker run for office, especially when she wins.
- As a tool of social control, pseudoscience is more useful than science.
- The cop who stood by and watched a rape has thought up an excuse.
- These tyrannies often start with sex workers, but never stop with us.
- No, this is a different Louisville cop stealing women’s nude pictures.
- Some still believe these sociopaths really want to “protect children”.
- UK admits “human trafficking” narrative is about migration control.
- Your regular reminder that my writing depends upon your support.
- Anyone with a functional brain could’ve predicted this outcome.
- Cops, wolves,San Francisco, Robbie Coltrane, and much more.
- The claims in these nuisance lawsuits are increasingly absurd.
- Cops, artificial stupidity, crypto-moralism, and much more.
- I’m content for the time being to keep things as they are.
- A custom arrangement to fit your needs and preferences.
- Cops should not be allowed anywhere near legal minors.
- It’s not only Louisiana cops who prefer to rape by proxy.
- Etowah County, Alabama needs to be sued into oblivion.
- If only there were a specific word for this sort of thing.
- Facts have absolutely nothing to do with US sex laws.
- Moral imbeciles are almost completely out of control.
- PayPal is becoming a major threat to civil liberties.
- The stupider the belief, the harder it is to debunk.
- Tim Ballard’s house of marked cards is collapsing.
- Sleeping with cops isn’t safe for men, either.
- Yet another curated selection of tweets.
- Yet another example of McNeill’s Law.
- The Throwback Thursday Chronicles.
- Throwback Thursday’s Daughter.
- Why all “100 best” lists are bad.
- This is only going to get worse.
- A month of good, spooky fun.
- Plumbing my new bathroom.
- A game of musical cars.
- Rapist cop of the week.
- Your “leaders” at work.
- Worst Phone Ever.
I find paywalls distasteful, and so many people find this blog valuable as a resource I just can’t bring myself to install one. Furthermore, I find ad delivery services (whose content I have no say over) even more distasteful. But as I’m now semi-retired from sex work, I can’t self-sponsor this blog by myself any longer. So if you value my writing enough that you would pay to see it if it were paywalled, please consider subscribing; there are four different levels to fit all budgets. Or if that doesn’t work for you, please consider showing your generosity with a one-time donation; you can Paypal to maggiemcneill@earthlink.net or else email me at the same address to make other arrangements. Thanks so much!
In the News (#1582)
Posted in Current Events, History, Miscellaneous, News, Obituary, Tyranny, tagged activism, artificial stupidity, cops, disease, Enshittification, Georgia, I Spy, If Men Were Angels, illegal aliens, McNeill's Law, Minnesota, Never Call the Cops, porn, prisons, scams, Shame Shame, Stop faking!, The Puritan Recrudescence, Torture Chamber, transgender, Walled Garden on October 18, 2025| Leave a Comment »
You’re not making art, you’re making disgusting over-processed hotdogs out of the lives of human beings, out of the history of art and music, and then shoving them down someone else’s throat hoping they’ll give you a little thumbs up and like it. – Zelda Williams
Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, a legendary transgender activist…since Stonewall, died Monday at age 78…she…had suffered from health problems for some time and had recently begun receiving hospice care…In 1962, she moved to New York City, where she…performed in drag shows…[and] became a sex worker. She participated in the Stonewall uprising of 1969…and…[after h]er arrest…on a robbery charge…spent time in men’s prisons and mental hospitals in the early 1970s, [where] she was often severely mistreated…Upon regaining her freedom, she became an advocate for incarcerated trans people, especially trans women [cag]ed in men’s prisons and those who have survived police brutality…In the 1980s, Miss Major became involved in addressing the AIDS crisis…[and] after moving to San Diego…started a home health care agency, Angels of Care, to assist people with the disease…she [later] became a health educator with the Tenderloin AIDS Resource Center…and…[retir]ed to Little Rock in 2016…
“Non-consensual gynecological procedures” are just institutionalized rape:
The Trump [regime] is planning to [cage] immigrants at a Georgia jail that became known for…subject[ing women] to non-consensual gynecological procedures…the Irwin County D[unge]on…drew nationwide attention in the fall of 2020, when a number of [victims] and a nurse-turned-whistleblower [reveal]ed the [rampant] medical misconduct. After months of [unsuccessfully trying to repress the reports], the Biden administration stopped [lock]ing immigrant women there in 2021…Fourteen women sued ICE and Irwin…over the [viol]ations in 2021, [but there were] at least 40 [victims]…Early this year, the lawsuit was settled…
In Europe, the latest proposal for a “chat control” regulation put forward by the Danish presidency would require every internet-connected device to include government spyware…[which] would flag artwork, fan fiction, family photos and chats, relying on unreliable [computer algorithms]…Globally, [surveillance and censorship] laws…are driving users underground…virtual private network (VPN) usage has soared, as has usage of the privacy-centric Tor browser, which reached its highest level ever this year – nearly 20 million daily users, six times its long-term average…Tor was created by the US navy to counter authoritarian regimes when the “open Internet” was official US policy. Now…western [governments are]…becoming the authoritarians Tor was designed to circumvent, while the Tor network becomes the new “open Internet”…
This will not stop until SWAT cops murder a prankster:
…teenagers…are using [image-generation software] to create images of a disheveled, seemingly unhoused person in their home and sending them to their parents…[claiming] they let the…[imaginary person] in to use the bathroom, take a nap, or…get a drink of water…then, predictably, the parents lose their cool and demand they kick the [imaginary] man out. The kids, of course, record the whole thing, and post their parents reactions to TikTok…[some gullible] parents call the [cops, potentially leading to]…“a SWAT response”…
As in modern politics, the collapse of reality online is leading to real-world consequences.
Experiencing any kind of medical emergency when cops are around is tantamount to a death sentence:
A new…federal lawsuit [has been filed by the family of] a Minnesota postal worker [who] died after [cops] and [screws deliberately] ignored clear signs he was suffering from a massive stroke – [choos]ing [instead to pretend] his medical emergency [was] drug impairment…Kingsley Fifi Bimpong…[was dumped] on a jail cell floor [and allowed to lie] in his own urine for hours without medical attention…On the night of November 16, 2024, [a pig saw] Bimpong…driving the wrong way…into oncoming traffic…after being pulled over, Bimpong appeared extremely confused. He couldn’t say where he lived or worked, even though he was wearing a USPS vest, and repeatedly said, “I don’t know”…[big pig] Martin Jensen [is supposedly] trained…to…distinguish…drug impairment from medical emergencies such as strokes…[but couldn’t be bothered to perform an] evaluation…[claiming it] would be “a whole bunch of time wasted”…[because] Bimpong [was black. So instead he]…was arrested for…DWI…[thrown violently to the floor] in a holding cell…and…[left him to die] in his own waste…for more than three hours…the…nurse was not called until…he [started] foaming at the mouth and having [a] seizure…Toxicology reports…later…confirmed no drugs were in his system…
It isn’t merely disrespectful; it’s ghoulish:
Dr. Bernice King, daughter of civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr…has joined calls to stop the use of [machine learning image generators] to recreate deceased celebrities. King voiced support for filmmaker Zelda Williams, who…criticized [computer]-generated videos of her late father, Robin Williams…saying, “If you’ve got any decency, just stop doing this to him and to me, to everyone even, full stop”…
Wannabe preachers are often as bad as the real thing:
In August, an adult stepson of Covenant Eyes cofounder Ron DeHaas was arrested in Michigan…Thomas Wideman…[was arrested for talking to a cop fantasy role-playing] online…as a 14-year-old [girl. Cops]…later found child [porn] on his phone…DeHaas covered some of his stepson’s $300,000 bond…
I find paywalls distasteful, and so many people find this blog valuable as a resource I just can’t bring myself to install one. Furthermore, I find ad delivery services (whose content I have no say over) even more distasteful. But as I’m now semi-retired from sex work, I can’t self-sponsor this blog by myself any longer. So if you value my writing enough that you would pay to see it if it were paywalled, please consider subscribing; there are four different levels to fit all budgets. Or if that doesn’t work for you, please consider showing your generosity with a one-time donation; you can Paypal to maggiemcneill@earthlink.net or else email me at the same address to make other arrangements. Thanks so much!
One State, Two State, Red State, Blue State
Posted in History, Philosophy, Tyranny, tagged ethics, fascism, left-right myth, Louisiana, Oklahoma, politicians, Washington (state) on October 17, 2025| Leave a Comment »
The whole left-right, red-blue, all-or-nothing nonsense rots the brains of those who embrace it. If you actually look at the percentages, so-called “red states” don’t actually have many more “red” voters than “blue states” do. The idea of monolithic “red” or “blue” states is a fiction promoted by nitwits with childlike views of the world who long for easy, clear “white hat-black hat” narratives that simply don’t apply to mass politics. I grew up in a so-called “red state”, lived for a while in an even “redder” one, and for ten years now have lived in a “blue state”. And the balance of political commentary I heard from neighbors, casual conversation in public, etc hasn’t changed much over my lifetime. What has changed is the amount of power given to dangerous, psychopathic crackpots, and the erosion of citizens’ protections from said crackpots. This has been a bipartisan project all along; even the Constitutional crisis which started 24 years ago last month and finally came to a boil in January, was a contest between the GOP and Dems to see who could erode more civil liberties and scream “FOR THE CHIIIIIIIIIILDREN!!!” the loudest. In the end, the GOP turned out to be the party that broke and completely succumbed to populist-flavored fascism, but that’s because it has long cultivated a more rigid belief-system which broke when the winds of change blew hard enough. The Dems cultivated a more flexible catechism which did not snap in those winds, but instead has become so warped and weakened it isn’t good for anything. Trumpism is the immediate danger, and needs our focus. But don’t fall for lies that Democrats are noble saviors, else ending trumpery will be no more than leaping from one boiling pot to another.







