On the Old Saying that War Is too Important to Be Left to the Generals

I would agree and up the ante even more by saying that it's more important still to be left to these damned rodeo-clowns. Can I get an amen on this one, folks? Thank you.

On the Fact that When the English Colonists Landed In Jamestown In 1607, You Could Probably Count On One Hand the Number of People On the Entire Planet Who Spoke Out Vociferously Against Slavery and yet You Have These Morons On Twitter Continuously Popping Off About How Uniquely Horrible Americans Are Regarding this Institution (this While Ignoring the Much More Brutal Practices In Places Such as Brazil, the Middle East, and Africa)

And their treatment of Thomas Jefferson in particular is even more cartoonish, attempting to say that Jefferson was only in favor of freedom for white people when in fact if you read Jefferson's "Notes On Virginia" and other texts you can plainly see that the fellow was opposed to slavery (this and he championed numerous pieces of legislation throughout his career that helped chip away at it). But hey, who am I to get between some fool and their anti-American and anti-white narrative? Nobody, probably.

Alexis de Tocqueville On "What Sort of Despotism Democratic Nations Have to Fear"

"......an immense and tutelary power......absolute, minute, regular, provident, and mild......like the authority of a parent, if, like that authority, its object was to prepare men for manhood; but it seeks, on the contrary, to keep them in perpetual childhood...….It compresses, enervates, extinguishes, and stupefies a people, til each nation is reduced to be nothing better than a flock of timid and industrious animals, of which the government is the shepherd."..……….Can't say that the guy didn't warn us, huh (the fact that the two main parties have created such a behemoth bureaucratic monstrosity that the thought of even trimming it modestly seems too daunting at this stage - not that any of them appear to have this proclivity anyway)?

On the Fact that In October of 2016, Then President Barack Obama Stated that, "No Serious Person Believes that U.S. Elections Could Be 'Rigged' or Stolen", and that Mr. Trump Needed to, "Stop Whining About it"

And not one single reporter from the mainstream media has had the journalist integrity to point this out and/or question Mr. Obama about it (this huge discrepancy between what he was saying then and when the Dems are saying now). Sad, huh (this degree to which journalistic standards have cratered and been replaced by sheer partisan foolishness)?

On the Fact that if These Inside-the-Beltway Reporters Were Forced to Live One Month a Year In the "Heartland" and Away from Their Progressive Echo-Chamber, Maybe, MAYBE, They Would Have a Little More Empathy for the Millions of People Who They Currently Look Down Upon, Ridicule Profusely, etc..

Worth a shot, no?

On the Fact that In Schools These Days, You Can Tell Children that the Hopi and Pueblo Indians Worshipped Mother Earth but You Can't Tell Them that the Pilgrims Worshipped Jesus Christ

 Does that sound even remotely sane (this embarrassing doltish level of political correctness)? 'Cause it doesn't to me. AND I'M AN AGNOSTIC, FOR CHRIST!!

On the Fact that the WNBA Has Lost Hundreds of Millions of Dollars Since its Inception and Only Continues at All Today Due to the NBA's Beneficence - https://fanbuzz.com/nba/ap-wnba-crossroads/

Because of that nasty patriarchy, in other words. Got it!