On One of the Most Virulent Examples of Media Malpractice Combined with Pressure-Group Chicanery Being the Disgusting Push to Blame Trump and His Supporters for the Sharp Increase In Anti-Asian Violence (Conveniently Ignoring the Fact that Black On Asian Violence Is a Much More Significant Problem than White On Asian)

   I even saw an installment of the Joy Reid Dumpster-Fire In which she brought on some radical Asian lady who did everything humanly possible to stay on message and avoid the the topic of who's actually perpetrating the carnage. It seems like she's a bit more concerned about spreading brain-diseased progressivism than she is about protecting her fellow Asians. The ends justifying the means again? Probably, huh?

On the Likelihood that Whenever You Come Across a YouTube Video In Which the Title of it Claims that Somebody "Destroys" Another Person, You're More than Likely Going to Witness Some Delusional Partisan Generously Sharing His Hackneyed Slop While Nobody Gets Destroyed

 Go ahead, take in a few of these dumpster-fires and then bring to light how I'm wrong. Quick clue, it'll be hard.

On 1940s, '50s, and '60s Singer and Actress, Janet Blair

 You hear the phrase, "natural beauty', thrown around a lot. Well, guess what, I'm going to dust it off one more time for the gorgeous Janet Blair. Well worth it, wasn't it?

  

On Buying (and Subsequently Consuming) Peaches from Price Rite and Stop and Shop

  Or as I prefer to call it, a bargain-basement version of Russian Roulette. 

On the Fact that Even Though George Zimmerman Was One-Eighth Afro-Cuban and Three-Eighths Aboriginal Peruvian, the Corporate Trash Media, In What Was Possibly One of the Most Blatant Attempts at White Vilification In Decades, Tried to Pawn the Guy Off as a, "White Hispanic" (or as Writer and Commentator, Steve Sailer, Calls Them, "Conquistador Americans")

  Yes, I get it, this is old news but being that I was combing through copious examples of anti-white media bias I took a quick trip down memory lane and this one quickly emerged from my consciousness, so I tossed it out one more time. Please, forgive me.

On a Fellow Named Andrew McCarthy Writing a Piece for "Men's Journal" In Which He Opines that Neil Peart's (Drummer from Rush) Drum Solo from the Song, "YYZ", Is "One of the Greatest of All Time"

   I'll start off by admitting that Rush is definitely one of the better hard rock bands around but to call ANY rock drummer, one of the greatest ever when there are hundreds of jazz performers who could blow him out of the water, is rather implausible in my view. For example, Art Blakey, Max Roach, Tony Williams, Elvin Jones, Paul Motian, Jack DeJohnette, Billy Higgins, and, yes, for my money, Bob Moses, too. There simply isn't a comparison.

On the Fact that (According to Jeremy Carl's Explosive Book, "The Unprotected Class") of the Ninety-Seven Federal Judges that Biden Nominated During His First Two Years Only Five of Them Were White Men

   So the most qualified (not to mention, available) demographic gets inordinately discriminated against while the grouping that's had a hard time reaching 170 on the LSATs and which constitutes a much smaller population gets nearly a quarter of the openings. Pretty sure that the crafters of affirmative action laws had a little something different in mind and that previous quote from Humphrey alone pretty much codifies it.