Zombies Seem To Have Taken Over And They Took All Of The Beer! The Protests Spilled Onto The Streets!

08-03-2024, 8 PM

In January 1981, the Plasmatics' Wendy O. Williams was arrested after a gig at Milwaukee's Palms nightclub for simulating oral sex and masturbation — with a sledgehammer. Williams was charged with obscene conduct, but that was only the beginning of her problems. A scuffle broke out during the post-show arrest, resulting in Williams and her manager, Rod Swensen, receiving a beating at the hands of policemen. Williams earned an additional count of battery, but photos taken of the assault led to all charges against her ultimately being dropped.

RICHARD BIENSTOCK & DAN EPSTEIN, ROLLING STONE FEBRUARY 27, 2014.

Questioning a person for having faith in God?

Common belief in a higher power between two humans that believe in God is more powerful than common disbelief between two fellow non-believers with little backing besides defecto-cells that feed themselves with outdated propaganda to begin with. If a person is raised to believe in God, those values are a guide not an instruction book. Go ahead and preach disbelief from your basement pulpit. There isn't a legit sanctuary for your fellow humans to hear your screams. Believers see themselves on a path and we sometimes feel anxiety when we find ourselves straying from the path, but like a good sheep we meander back on the path because there isn't really an imaginary Shepard to look out for us. It is a metaphor, I think... We do, however, have spiritual references to console ourselves as mankind. Those references stem from common belief in a higher power.

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What if what if what if ?

So, if anarchy is something to take seriously instead of a Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome looking post-apocalyptic faction among an entire tribe of factions we know where to start. This comical description at best vaguely offers a concept of self governed barbarians and I will explain, but you might be surprised how many people think anarchy looks like something in the desert that has already had a line drawn in the sand to mark the turf. First of all America was originally 13 colonies with a sophisticated method of remaining pure and loyal or loyal and pure, but this land we call home was founded for the puritan people by the puritan people to avoid the anarchy of living in an ungoverned land. Before it was New France and the language turned over to English officially and as the history plays out the Spanish Navy helped keep America speaking American English and our taxes were staying right here in Virginia not going back to the monarchy. If we preferred anarchy to our constitution and the Amendments there is a good possibility our forefathers would have figured this out and gone with it already and so the silly Mad Max imagery makes sense to explain it as possibly inferior to the way of life we already have established for ourselves.