Dumbasses Still "Correcting" Me About Trump, Hitler, and the Berlin Wall

So I shared a graphic on Facebook yesterday and people are still losing their minds about it--especially the dimmer ones among them.

Here's the graphic. See if you can guess why I shared it, knowing what you know about me.

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Researching Kenya's War on Terror

Many of you know that I have accelerated the writing of my second novel, Arlen’s Harem. February 1^st was the original date target, then March 1^st. Well, it looks like the target date will have to be moved again. I hope my supporters are okay with that.

I’m taking a short break from it to do some research on and write about Kenya’s role in the War on Terror, as requested by one of my readers. And this is something which may have a dual purpose, as it could be a part of a longer work about my father’s home country.

Now that Barack Obama has galloped off into the sunset, there might not be that much interest in the country anymore. However, for obvious reasons, I’m still interested and I hope that a few others are as well.

To begin a small primer on the topic, start with Kenya's Dadaab. It's the largest refugee camp in the world and the refugees are, primarily, Somalis--both in the ethnic and citizenship sense.

Dadaab

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First Episode of 'Ask Baldilocks'

This might be a thing for a little while. I'm not happy with the video quality, but we work with what we have.

I'll get a transcript up later and try to enunciate better. While I'm typing, send your friends and hit the tip jar!

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Valentine's Day Video

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Short Observations About Offensiveness and Shame

I’m not a shrink but I’ve had 55.5 years of having to ponder and dust off the shame which others try to heap on me, various motives not important. Of note also are those who will take offense for non-obvious reasons.

This is my conclusion: shame-mongers and offense-takers are always projecting.

An online friend gets angry every time anyone says that black Americans should get off the Democrat “plantation” or that the Great Society programs “re-enslaved” black Americans.

This friend says that it’s offensive whenever anyone uses metaphors/similes involving slavery to address problems within the black community, as if being offended is a more relevant problem than the dystopic state of most Democrat-controlled majority-black communities. My friend has been saying this for years, but still left unexplained is this: what, specifically, makes it offensive.

Slavery references are offensive only if one is ashamed of the servitude condition of one’s ancestors. It’s why some black people are still “mad” about the status in which their ancestors came to America.

They’re not angry, per se; they’re ashamed of it. And they want everyone else to feel it, too.

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My January 2017 Post Digest From Da Tech Guy Blog

Longtime Blogger Ignores the News
Musings on Evil, Part One
Musings on Evil, Part Two
A Short Denunciation of the Fatherland
Marc Lamont Hill Shows Us His Wits
Post-Inauguration Short Takes
Lie Architecture
Presidential Persona
Doctor No Borders

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