As I reflect on the recent news surrounding Trump’s continuous targeting of a judge’s daughter despite prosecutors explicitly telling him to desist, I cannot help but feel a deep sense of frustration and disappointment. The fact that there seem to be no consequences for his actions is not only infuriating but also exposes a glaring loophole in our judicial system.
It is disheartening to see how Trump, like a petulant child, continues to push the boundaries without any fear of repercussions. The prosecutor’s plea for him to stop seems futile, as it is clear that mere words and warnings hold no weight in deterring his behavior.… Continue reading
I read a news article recently that shook me to my core. An Islamic Jihad terrorist confessed to raping a young girl on October 7, and his excuse was that the “devil took over him”. Reading about this despicable act of violence and the attempt to shift blame onto some external force filled me with anger and frustration.
It is deeply disappointing to see individuals refuse to take accountability for their actions and instead blame a mystical figure like the devil. The truth is, there is no devil. It all comes down to the choices we make as individuals. To harm another person in such a horrific way cannot be justified by blaming an outside force – it is a reflection of one’s own character.… Continue reading
As I read about Michigan State Rep. Matt Maddock mistaking the Gonzaga basketball team for a busload of “illegals”, I couldn’t help but shake my head in disbelief at the sheer ignorance and racism displayed by some individuals in positions of power. It’s alarming to think that someone entrusted to make decisions on behalf of the public could jump to such baseless and offensive assumptions without even bothering to fact-check.
The fact that Maddock doubled down on his mistake by dismissing those who corrected him as “kommies” speaks volumes about the current state of political discourse and the lack of accountability among certain lawmakers.… Continue reading
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