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A maskless Donald Trump visits Ypsilanti for a taxpayer-funded mini-rally and celebrates the “good bloodlines” of Michigan’s most notorious antisemite

By Mark | May 21, 2020

Donald Trump was just miles away from my home today. Ostensibly, he was here in Ypsilanti to talk with Ford Motor Company employees about their efforts to produce ventilators in response to the COVID-19 crisis, but the event had almost all the earmarks of a Trump campaign rally. [Trump hasn’t been able to hold rallies […]

Posted in Michigan, Politics, Uncategorized, Ypsilanti | Also tagged 2020, anti-science, anti-Semitic, Bill Ford, bloodlines, COVID-19, Dana Nessel, Dearborn Independent, disrespect, Donald Trump, Ford, Henry Ford, John Barron, Mein Kampf, Nazi, pandemic, political rally, public health, racism, The Protocols of the Elders of Zion | 38 Comments

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By Mark | April 21, 2020

Today, a friend suggested that I listen to The Daily podcast from the New York Times. He wanted me to hear an episode featuring science reporter Donald G. McNeil Jr. titled “The Next Year (or Two) of the Pandemic,” which, he told me, was largely about the stark societal divisions that will likely emerge in […]

Posted in Health, Uncategorized | Also tagged antibodies, Carousel, caste system, China, class, COVID-19, Donald G. McNeil Jr., dystopia, Eloi. Morlocks, Gattaca, Germany, H.G. Wells, immunity, Logan's Run, lottery, mumps, pandemic, podcasts, purgatory, pus, scabs, shelter in place, smallpox, The Daily, The Time Machine, vaccines | 36 Comments

How valid were the points of Discovery Channel gunman James Lee?

By Mark | September 2, 2010

Putting aside for a moment what he did, which was clearly wrong, I’m curious to know if people feel as though James Lee, the fellow who was killed yesterday, after taking hostages at the offices of the Discovery Channel, had a valid point. For those of you who haven’t been following along, it seems as […]