Ohio Barbarian

When I had Covid symptoms before the lockdowns back in 2/2020, calcium magnesium zinc capsules helped me out a lot, and my stepdaughter as well. That’s all I know.

They must have showed up after I left Austin in 1982.

And I can’t blame the Scots one bit if they decide to split.

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The Kurds want their cut of the revenue from that oil, but they also know that oil isn’t so easily accessible when there’s shootin’ goin’ on around them thar oil fields. Most of them want a stable and peaceful Iraq, especially after all these long years of war and terror and “incidents.”

Besides that, why would the Kurds want to murder an Iranian…[Read more]

Looks pretty cool.

This one was edited. Well, that’s what I get for posting a Hartmann video, I guess. Can’t trust them liberal podcasters not to edit with bias.

Good, solid, practical and rational idea. Coming from the retired king of the Greek gods, that’s no surprise. Hey! What were the old Slavic gods like? Did they have rational ones? I know next to nothing about them.

I’ll have to have my wife ask her cousin in Lwiw about it. He’s a professor at a medical school, and surely ought to have something to say on the subject.

And there are a lot of policies and attitudes that are definitely racist. Racism exists, and it’s real, but it didn’t cause all the unjust things that have happened in America. Racism’s a tool. It’s also bullshit, with no scientific evidence in favor of it at all.

Focusing on racism while ignoring why it was created in the first place won’t solve…[Read more]

It seems that some governments are having a hard time distributing them, even the governments of advanced countries like Japan. I suspect the reason has something to do with profits, but incompetence is bound to be present as well.

I only got my first shot in Ohio last week, and I was on a waiting list for two months.

Slavery was entirely based on class and conquest at the time. The motivations here were greed, glory, conquest, and religious conversion, not necessarily in that order. We have to remember that at the time the color of one’s skin had absolutely nothing to do with slavery. It was all about power and money, and those who profited through slavery…[Read more]

IMHO, of course.

What road does that lead to? Internal passports to cross state lines, like in the old Soviet Union? I think it’s a really bad precedent.

But she’s opposing something that Democrats might want to consider, therefore she’s a conspiracy theorist. Brilliant. (Warning: Sarcasm may be present)

@donaldtuohy Is the Detroit Free Press always such a rag?

I was addressing the theory itself, and its purpose, which has been accomplished by provoking the right-wingers into legislating to ban it. Now liberals can talk about how stupid and Fascist conservative opponents of CRT are, and the conservatives can talk about how the liberals want to indoctrinate their children.

Anything that distracts from…[Read more]

I’m coming from a Marxist, socialist line of reasoning. For that matter, the people promoting CRT are upper middle class at least, are they not? Academics, think-tankers, people like that. Which means that affects their perspective. None of them want to bite the hand of the system that feeds them. In many cases I don’t even think that’s conscious…[Read more]