SergeantLynch

Well Kamala was a woman with a dark complexion and wasn't particularly eloquent.


Trump was a light skinned guy, also not at all eloquent, but what he did say resonated with the tribal instincts of insular Americans.


And at the end of the day it was 51 - 49 in favour of the light guy in the red hat.


And for sure I have had the system explained several times and it still doesn't make sense.


One would assume that the President is the global representative head of state of the entire nation, and not of 50 separate nations.


I thought that States elected their own representatives.

SergeantLynch

A Planet also know as the evening star.


A Roman goddess of love and kitchen gardens.


And all manner of associated twaddle.


Humans are good at associating twaddle.


Which adds flavour to a mundane existence.


The flavour of kitchen garden herbage perhaps.


Thanks Venus, you star of dusk, twilight and vivid imagination.



SergeantLynch

Hey Doc.


"Spiritual" is an internal electrochemical response to either an external or self generated stimulus.


And then we use all sorts of verbiage to describe all sorts of shit.


And for sure, back in the day Religious ideology became the basis of social systems, and still is to this day in certain places.


Such was ignorance and the need for social stability.

SergeantLynch

Well for a start, I live in Wales U.K.



The U.S. generally presents as three tribes...Staunch republican, staunch democrat and moderates.


The moderates generally decide outcomes, which is why governments fluctuate over time.


Previously Donald was replaced by Joe and prior to that Obama was replaced by Donald.


So there was nothing particularly unusual about this terms election result.


As I stated, there was no big swing in popularity towards a Republican President, even though the contrived U.S. voting system might suggest otherwise.


So next time will be fun to watch, and will depend upon three factors:


A. How much this Republican administration pisses people off.


B. The credibility of a Democratic alternative.


C. The integrity of the American people.




SergeantLynch

The popular vote was about 51 to 49.


The trouble was that neither possessed the ability to string a reasonably intellectual sentence together.


I think that Trump got it for being the most entertaining.


Such is the shallow collective intellect of the American masses...Or so it seems.


So as it stands, Trump represents about half the U.S. populace...Which is exactly how he plays it...Such is Statesmanship.

SergeantLynch

Something always precedes the next thing.


Generally regarded as cause and effect.


So to become a witch one would have acquired relevant data beforehand.


No puffs of smoke and instant witch.


Which all goes to prove that everything is impossible.


Is that a contradiction?

SergeantLynch

Well "normal people" are what?


So I expect that Mr Kirk thought that he was normal.


But in striving to achieve his version of normalness he separated himself from everyone else's version of normalness.


Nonetheless, whatever state of assumed normalness humans achieve, it is no more or less a naturally evolved state.


Whether it evolved physiologically, environmentally or sociologically.


So, you can either choose to run with change or you can choose to aggressively oppose change.

Though if something has already changed, then fighting against it seems a tad futile.


But that's how it goes...We're always blundering from one social conflict to another, when it would be far less hassle just to say whatever.


I can only assume that certain people derive satisfaction from being assholes.






SergeantLynch

I think that 9/11 led to the U.S invasion of Afghanistan.


The bogus wars of 1991 and 2003 in Iraq were all about the protection of U.S. oil interests and based upon the self righteous notion of U.S. self righteousness.


Q. When is bombing the shit out of peasant goat herders not inflicting terror.


A. When you are saviours of the Universe.


Of course, needs must when you've got all those non-existent weapons of mass destruction to deal with.

SergeantLynch

If a majority do not support, then a majority cannot really be regarded as bigots...Maybe, they are in fact correct and the minority are talking bollocks. (No pun intended)


Who knows?...We would need to ask GOD for a supreme ruling.


But I think that GOD is currently in the FooFoo Galaxy establishing protolife on Planet Wheeeeeeeeee.


Though I'm guessing that GOD would say whatever...If it's evolved, it's evolved.



SergeantLynch

Blah blah blah, blah blah blah.


Then move on to the next shooting.


Not forgetting the evergreen Mr Holly.


Though young Tyler stole his thunder somewhat.


The moral being, if you wanna shoot and become famous these days, you've gotta shoot big.


There are approximately 325 shootings per day in the US, resulting in approximately 125 fatalities.


It's the norm, get over it.


And as Charlie would have told you, it's as safe as driving a vehicle.


Nonetheless, my sympathies go to all who have lost a loved one in the past few days.


Which will be half a million or so and counting, at a rate of approximately 2 per second.

SergeantLynch

Just behaviour typical of certain humans.


Who create elaborate tales with omniscient or super intelligent central characters and then proceed to portray said characters as shrinking violets, who only show themselves to certain humans...Humans who conveniently are the ones that find tantalising bits of scrap metal and see flashing lights.


Nope, if they're going to travel light years across a vast Universe, then it's going to be an in your face, all singing, all dancing spacecraft. No fucking about.