If we disagree, that does not mean I dislike you – that happened before we disagreed.

Mumbly Joe launched a retaliatory strike against Iran after a U.S. contractor was killed by an Iranian drone in Syria (or they say).

Let us hope the rest of world does not start retaliating against the U.S. for all of the civilians we have killed in drone strikes.

Trump seems oddly excited about the possibility of being arrested.

Perhaps he has confused The White House with The Big House.

It seems Kevin Costner wants in on the Marvel action.

He is reportedly in talks to appear alongside Hugh Jackman in a cross-over/remake called Dances with Wolverine.

To address 30,000 annual complaints of feces in public, San Francisco will build exactly one new public toilet facility.

It will be 12.25 feet square, cost $1.7M, and take three years to complete.

Gotta love gummint.

It looks like I won't reach my goal of becoming independently wealthy, but my fallback position of being independently poor is coming along nicely.

Boston Fed’s Collins says ‘higher unemployment’ needed. Come on, you working class dogs! Who's going to take one for the team? (and by team, I mean the one-percenters who aren't harvesting as much free money during the recession)

There was a time in corporate America when one had to wait for someone to die before receiving a promotion.

In England, that someone is your mother.

King Charles' first decree was to outlaw the moniker "King Chuck" in the United Kingdom.

Lucky for me, I don't live in the United Kingdom.

What about those publishers that are wholly or partially under the editorial control of the U.S. Government?

It's all about the spin.

Subsequent to the passing of England's Queen Elizabeth II, eldest son Charles – true to his stick-in-the-mud image – has selected Charles III as his regnal name.

He could have chosen any one of his four given names: Charles Philip Arthur George — thus eschewing the chance to be crowned King Arthur!

If you're concerned about paying for someone else's student loan, don't be.

You're still paying off Bush's wars from the 00's.

“See, in my line of work you got to keep repeating things over and over and over again for the truth to sink in, to kind of catapult the propaganda.”

– George W. Bush

Maybe Dubya wasn't as dumb as he looked… or sounded… or acted…

A week after California phased out the sale of ICE vehicles, Governor Newsom asked people to stop charging their electric cars between 4pm and 9pm to conserve electricity.

At most, electric vehicles consume .04% of California's energy supply. If California's grid is that fragile, perhaps going all-electric is a bad idea.

California is solving its population exodus problem by switching to electric cars, ensuring that anyone who leaves the state gets stranded in Austin, Nevada.

The personal income tax reductions of 2017 expire in 2025, but the corporate tax cuts are permanent, contributing $221B to the federal deficit (read 'debt') in 2020 alone.

Comparatively, the loan forgiveness being bandied about by Mumbly Joe will cost $300B over ten years.

Why are people content to subsidize record-high corporate profits with their tax dollars, but get bent out of shape if a person receives help from the government?

No, it's not fair if a person paid off or never had student loans (or exceeds the income threshold), but should not people have been equally outraged by the corporate welfare handed out in 2017?

Personally, I would rather see my tax dollars help people rather than corporate fat-cat-rat-bastards — or spent on a silly telescope, or a ridiculous manned mission to the moon, or an inept military that costs more than the next ( 12 ) countries combined, including China, Russia, and most of Europe.

There are plenty of dumbass things the government spends money on besides helping people.

HEADLINE: Six Months of Putin’s War Unravels Russia’s Superpower Image

The U.S. was at war for twenty years and lost (twice!), so what does that say about them?