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Letters to the Editor
from T.J. Mason, Jeff Fullerton, A.X. Perez, and Mike Blessing
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The Knezovitch Effect
by L. Neil Smith
A couple of days ago, at a “pro-choice” protest rally in
front of the Supreme Court, Democrat Senate Minority Leader Charles E.
Schumer (he wants you to call him “Chuck”) ranted against two Justices,
both Trump appointees, who happen to disagree with him about abortion,
threatening them with almost biblical retribution if they made a ruling he
disapproved of.
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Knowledge and Culture
by Sarah A. Hoyt
I had no idea what to call this post. Calling it “if
you go to the past take wipes” seemed a little over the top. Also didn’t
fit on that line. Mind you, I’d advise the same if you go traveling, even
not in a time of Kung-flu. But that’s because I grew up elsewhere, and I’ve traveled.
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Ride the Whip Round
by Jim Davidson
Matt Ferguson had a hangover. It was 11 am on Monday 5
June when his wife, Martha, came in with a hypodermic full of B12. The
injection also had B6, folic acid, and a number of other nutrients.
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About Time
by Sean Gangol
First, I want to point out that I have never been a fan
of the Golden Globes, Oscars or any celebrity awards show, mostly because
I find them self-serving and boring even when you have somebody as funny
as Billy Crystal or Ricky Gervais hosting them. Plus, most of the movies
that end up getting nominated are ones that I wouldn’t have paid two
dollars to rent at a Red Box machine or would have given two hours of my
time to watch on Netflix. In this particular case I did enjoy the uproar
that had been created by Ricky Gervais, the 2020 host of the Golden
Globes. Gervais had taken several potshots at Hollywood, which included
self-righteous celebrities who brag about the causes they support, but are
still willing to take money from corporations with shady practices. He
also took shots at Felicity Huffman for the college admissions scandal,
though I would have to say that my favorite of all his puns was the one
that was aimed at the very heart of celebrity culture. Gervais, basically
told his colleagues in the entertainment industry to stop making political
speeches when they accept their awards. He also said “You're in no
position to lecture the public about anything, You know nothing about the
real world. Most of you spent less time in school than Greta Thunberg.”
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