Last Updated on: 26th October 2018, 01:21 pm
There are many depressing words in this article, but I think the most depressing come right at the start when it’s noted that “This is the first in a series.”
And that is, unfortunately, no lie. The first link covers atrocities 1 through 112, starting in 2011 and ending in February of 2017. If you click this one, you’ll find 113 to 197, covering only the period of March and April that year. Moving right along, we have 198-291, which takes us through July. I remind you, we’re talking about July of 2017, not 2018. Those will doubtless be covered in 292-388 and beyond, which are still to come.
This is, assuming there’s nothing the matter with you, not ideal.
If you don’t consider everything here to be an atrocity, that’s fine. We all have different things that are important to us and it’s ok to disagree sometimes. But nobody should be able to make a list of shittyish things this long that can all be tied back to one person, especially when that one person happens to be the one with the launch codes. There’s no arguing that.
So if, like me, you don’t think this is ideal but if, unlike me, you are able to make some choices and try to fix it, please vote in every election you can. Here is a page that can help you get yourself registered to do just that.
Thanks in advance, on behalf of the world.
Just a quick note that I’m editing my RSS subscriptions, and I’m glad I came across this link to your site on Twitter because that means I can make sure I’m subscribed to your feed.
Thanks. I appreciate that.
Rss is the best, by the way. I practically live in it. I know a lot of people consider it out of date technology now, but if there’s a better way to keep up with things I haven’t found it. Plus if you set it all up in Thunderbird you have pretty much everything you need in one window, all archived indefinitely, organized and searchable.