On the Fact that I Enjoy Watching the WNBA......

  ......but then I enjoy reading about Aztec cannibalism, Comanche torture protocols, the Turkish mass enslavement of Slavic Peoples, Zulu genocide practices, and various other forms of non-European wickedness.

   See what I did there, two birds with one excoriation?

On the Fact that (According to kidsdata.org and as Sited by Jeremy Carl In His Book, "The Unprotected Class") In Santa Clara County from 2017 to 2019, Black Students Were Suspended for Fighting 28 Times More Frequently than Asian Students Were

 Damn those Asians, at it again (as in, fucking up leftist narratives pertaining to white bigotry, white privilege, etc.).

P.S. And if you squint a bit you'll notice that Asians even get suspended at a lower rate than white kids. It must be that whole "white adjacent" thingy kicking in again.

On Whether I Should Dish Out $79 for this Vintage Autographed 1940 Photograph of Geraldine Fitzgerald

 I gotta' find out if it's an actual autograph or a photocopy, 'cause if it is legit, for sure.

On Former ESPN Host, Sage Steele, Recently Getting Remarried and Right On Cue the Racialists Start Hammering Away Because There Weren't Enough Black People In the Wedding Photos (Sage Is Biracial so Let Bean-Counting Surge, I Guess)

   They can't give it a rest, can they? These ignorant assholes. The pictures are filled to the brim with happy people and all that they see are the guests' respective melanin levels. How sickening.

On the Fact that Millions of Unvetted, Unskilled, Uneducated, Destitute, Young Fighting-Age Muslim Men Have Been Pouring Into Europe for the Past Decade or so and the Cowardly European Soy-Boy Leaders Have Done Nothing to Stop it

   I have a grasp on what seems to be happening in the U.S.. Yes, some of it has to do with the woke mind virus that's been pushing the diversity stupidity and the politicians of course aren't immune from it, but to me it has all the markings of a raw political gambit. Cheap votes, it's all about the votes.

   But with Europe, I'm sensing a bit more pathology. It has to do with not just the slave-trade but with colonialism in general. They just can't stop their self-flagellation and seem to be determined to not view the world through an historical and contextual lens. For example, they remain ignorant of the fact that virtually all human societies have engaged in the same atrocities as we have (slavery, conquest, colonizing, genocide, etc.) and even some that we hadn't (cannibalism, human sacrifice), and that the only reason that our exploits were more far reaching was due to our capacity, pure and simple (to illustrate, I can assure you that if sub-Saharan Africans had developed the wherewithal to cross the Atlantic and settle the new world, they would have, and trust me, the indigenous population wouldn't have fared any better than they did with us).

  What I'm attempting to get across here is that Western societies don't need to feel any more guilty than the other ones, and being that they don't seem to feel any guilt at all (the Turks, for example, still won't even acknowledge the genocidal murder of Greeks and Armenians during the late 19th and early 20th Centuries, never mind have a reckoning). I suspect that we could probably close shop at this point and discontinue our respective efforts towards civilizational destruction. Simply a thought.

On Longtime Movie and Television Actress, Betty Garrett

 Most of us remember her from longtime stints on "All in the Family" and "Laverne and Shirley" but I've recently noticed that prior to these television appearances she had a nice career in musicals and comedies on the big screen sharing top billing with no less than Jack Lemon, Frank Sinatra, and Red Skeleton. She even had time to star in a film noir crime flick ("The Shadow on the Window" in which one of her co-actors was a pre-Beaver Jerry Mathers) where she turned in a very convincing performance. But the most pleasant discovery for me was finding out that she possessed some solid babage. No, not a Cyd Charisse, Ann Sheridan, or Jean Simmons but not exactly a Phyllis Diller, either. Here, check it out.

On the Fact that Western State College of Law In Irvine, California, Is Currently Ranked (According to U.S. News and World Report) In the Bottom Tier of U.S.A. Law Schools (so Between 175 and 196, In Other Words) but They're Ranked Number 3 According to Their Diversity Catalog

   Which of course is the far more important criteria. 😉