Mark Dice discusses the findings of James O'Keefe regarding the squelching of conservative thought on Facebook.
Friday, March 01, 2019
Thursday, February 28, 2019
American Thinker: Is a second Civil War coming?
I used to dismiss these scenarios but the nation does seem to be headed in two different directions.
From Jeff Lukens in the American Thinker:
From Jeff Lukens in the American Thinker:
Does the fact that Democrats are rejecting a duly elected Republican president really mean they don't accept the results of any election they don't win? If so, we may be already nearing America's Second Civil War.
It is no secret that Democrats and Republicans are more ideologically divided than in recent years. Parts of the country detest the other parts. Coastal elites dislike flyover country. The blue states despise the red states, and vice versa.
We may now be near a point comparable to 1860. Modern Democrats hate President Trump as much as the Democrats of old hated President Lincoln. Democrats repudiated Lincoln for opposing slavery, and modern Democratic leaders are repudiating Lincoln's belief that the government is of the people, for the people, and by the people. Then as now, Democrats are on the wrong side of history.
The average conservative and the average liberal disagree on the vast majority of the issues, and in the few cases where they can agree, each won't support the other out of sheer tribalism for his side. Since Democrats can't win the argument with reason and facts, they try to intimidate us into silence. While Trump is their focus, we should know that the loathing is really against normal everyday Americans.
CNN panel: Cohen lied again
Even the fake news proprietors at CNN admit that President Trump's former personal attorney is a liar.
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Teen banned from wearing MAGA hat at school speaks out
I don't recall anyone being banned from schools for wearing Obama gear at high schools.
(Video) Shapiro wrecks Nike's new "Bold" ad
As a longtime runner I am of course familiar with Nike products. I trained in its blue and gold waffles in the 1970s. But I gave up on Nikes years ago. They're overpriced--somehow those advertising dollars have to be accounted for--so Nike presumably adds it to the cost of their goods.
Nike's recent ad, "Bold," celebrated the victimhood culture prevalent in America today, a culture that Jussie Smollett tried to tap into.
Ben Shapiro throws multiple penalty flags on it.
Nike is the same company that celebrates Colin Kaepernick, the ingrate who refused to stand for Our National Anthem when he was playing for the San Francisco 49ers.
Nike's recent ad, "Bold," celebrated the victimhood culture prevalent in America today, a culture that Jussie Smollett tried to tap into.
Ben Shapiro throws multiple penalty flags on it.
Nike is the same company that celebrates Colin Kaepernick, the ingrate who refused to stand for Our National Anthem when he was playing for the San Francisco 49ers.
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
From Da Tech Guy: The reparations insanity at its core
Two leading leftist candidates for president, Kamala "Willie Brown's Girlfriend" Harris and Elizabeth "Pocahontas" Warren, favor reparations for slavery. I've been paying them for decades--it's called taxes for social programs. The Da Tech Guy has more: The reparations insanity at its core.
(Video) AOC gets defensive over Green New Deal
The woman who Democratic National Chairman Tom Perez calls "the future of the party" is a glorified child.
"You try!" With A-Ock, it's my way or the tricycle highway.
"You try!" With A-Ock, it's my way or the tricycle highway.
(Video) Bernie refuses to guarantee America will not become a socalist country
When asked to comment on President Trump's pronouncement that "America will never be a socialist country" by CNN's Wolf Blitzer, Bernie Sanders didn't directly answer.
Bernie is a socialist. He wants the United States to be socialist.
Bernie is a socialist. He wants the United States to be socialist.
Monday, February 25, 2019
(Photos) The abandoned homes of Detroit's Martin Park neighborhood
One of the many awesome things about Detroit--especially if you are an urban explorer--is that all you need to do is get to the Motor City, park your car, and start taking photos. It's that easy.
Gary, Indiana is like that too.
So when you enter Martin Park from the south you are greeted by this sign on Log Cabin Street at Puritan you are greeted by this sign, which reads, sort of, "Welcome to the Martin Park Community."
Just steps away is a onetime abandoned gas station.
On Eason and Log Cabin is this 1920s-vintage apartment building.
A short walk brings you to this heap of arson. Or presumed arson.
Within the far northwest side of Chicago there are two suburbs surrounded by the city, Harwood Heights and Norridge. There's a similar situation in north central Detroit with Hamtramck and Highland Park. The western boundary of Highland Park is a Midwestern rarity, a diagonal line that is not a road. So it's difficult to ascertain where Highland Park ends and Detroit begins. According to Google Maps, these abandoned and burnt-out homes on Geneva Avenue at Rosa Parks Boulevard are in Highland Park. I think.
Oh, Google Maps these houses weren't fired damaged when its Street View photos were uploaded.
Across the street lies this eyesore. It wasn't scorched by fire last July either.
When Henry Ford opened his massive Highland Park factory in 1910--which housed the world's first moving assembly line that built automobiles--Detroit coveted the suburb--and Hamtramck. Downtown Detroit and a few neighborhoods are on the rebound but the Motor City doesn't need more wasteland and presumably isn't interested in Highland Park anymore.
About two miles from here is the American Foursquare dwelling that was the home of Clint Eastwood's Walt Kowalski character in Gran Torino.
Here's a side view of that same house two pics up.
This green home at 1926 Geneva Avenue is not part of the Green New Deal.
This American Foursquare duplex at 16617 Log Cabin has been the target of metal thieves--a common crime in Detroit. Beneath the aluminum siding is asphalt brick.
The borders of Martin Park, roughly speaking, are Highland Park to the east, McNichols Road to the north, Livernois to the west--including the University of Detroit Mercy--and Puritan Avenue to the south.
One final American Foursquare.
It was immediately after I snapped this photograph when I saw a man about my age in crutches fall on what passes for a sidewalk in Detroit--which no one in the city seems to shovel after a snowfall. There was freezing rain the night before so walking was hazardous for everyone, including me.
As I explained last week in my post at Da Tech Guy, I gave him and his female friend, who should have been walking at his side, a ride to their destination, what they called a grocery but it seemed more like what they call in Michigan a party store, that is, a liquor outlet.
Related posts:
(Photos) Downtown Flint in winter
The abandoned homes of Highland Park, Michigan
Gary, Indiana is like that too.
So when you enter Martin Park from the south you are greeted by this sign on Log Cabin Street at Puritan you are greeted by this sign, which reads, sort of, "Welcome to the Martin Park Community."
Just steps away is a onetime abandoned gas station.
On Eason and Log Cabin is this 1920s-vintage apartment building.
A short walk brings you to this heap of arson. Or presumed arson.
Within the far northwest side of Chicago there are two suburbs surrounded by the city, Harwood Heights and Norridge. There's a similar situation in north central Detroit with Hamtramck and Highland Park. The western boundary of Highland Park is a Midwestern rarity, a diagonal line that is not a road. So it's difficult to ascertain where Highland Park ends and Detroit begins. According to Google Maps, these abandoned and burnt-out homes on Geneva Avenue at Rosa Parks Boulevard are in Highland Park. I think.
Oh, Google Maps these houses weren't fired damaged when its Street View photos were uploaded.
Across the street lies this eyesore. It wasn't scorched by fire last July either.
When Henry Ford opened his massive Highland Park factory in 1910--which housed the world's first moving assembly line that built automobiles--Detroit coveted the suburb--and Hamtramck. Downtown Detroit and a few neighborhoods are on the rebound but the Motor City doesn't need more wasteland and presumably isn't interested in Highland Park anymore.
About two miles from here is the American Foursquare dwelling that was the home of Clint Eastwood's Walt Kowalski character in Gran Torino.
Here's a side view of that same house two pics up.
This green home at 1926 Geneva Avenue is not part of the Green New Deal.
This American Foursquare duplex at 16617 Log Cabin has been the target of metal thieves--a common crime in Detroit. Beneath the aluminum siding is asphalt brick.
The borders of Martin Park, roughly speaking, are Highland Park to the east, McNichols Road to the north, Livernois to the west--including the University of Detroit Mercy--and Puritan Avenue to the south.
One final American Foursquare.
It was immediately after I snapped this photograph when I saw a man about my age in crutches fall on what passes for a sidewalk in Detroit--which no one in the city seems to shovel after a snowfall. There was freezing rain the night before so walking was hazardous for everyone, including me.
As I explained last week in my post at Da Tech Guy, I gave him and his female friend, who should have been walking at his side, a ride to their destination, what they called a grocery but it seemed more like what they call in Michigan a party store, that is, a liquor outlet.
Related posts:
(Photos) Downtown Flint in winter
The abandoned homes of Highland Park, Michigan
Mark Dice on Kirsten Powers and Twitter: Why Is She Here?
After making a complete fool of herself on Twitter over her rush to judgement over the Covington High School kids, CNN's Kirsten Powers vowed to delete her account on the social network.
She didn't.
But as Mark Dice informs us, she's still acting the part of the fool.
She didn't.
But as Mark Dice informs us, she's still acting the part of the fool.
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