VoxDay was also excluded from his American science fiction writers group professional, but he went and created his own market in Italy and the English speaking world for his books.

Yes, the Coneheads are still here and they are still – from “France”! LOL

It is not that bad, but I have worried.

Dang about the “Pat” movie. Like the Coneheads – Pat is quite entertaining. As I remember, they were French! Heh — (I saw the movie with my French-Canadian girlfriend of that time who was quite amused that they were French) — the French are not yet too sensitive to take a joke. Heh —

Well, I figure you’ve got to maintain your integrity, even it it costs you.

Also, I heard that the Pat movie is pretty bad, nowhere near as good as the SNL bits, which were really funny.

Yes, Lizzy — that’s it!

If only I were more of an exploiter of these fads, I would be doing better than I am now. I have been told by college professors that if my politics were different, meaning left wing, and if I was willing to go along with this nonsense, I could make bank. Or, well, do pretty well. I am also half American Indian and my mother is from a Native reserve, and my father is Hispanic… so I have some credentials that would qualify but I hate this crap. I hate the victim ideology and I won’t give in.

It is a hard thing though since I get asked and yes, sometimes I do go- if they pay me, but I don’t count on it (I work in the private sector ) and — I won’t say things I don’t believe.

They are busy bodies.

I would like to see that Pat movie! heh —

Lizzy Says:
August 29th, 2015 at 10:46 am

This is insane, this forcing everyone into ridiculous language contortions for the sake of far >1% of the population.

There’s a much easier way to accommodate transsexuals than Braquet’s labored, showy approach: when you meet one, you ask their preference. Or, as it happened to me a few months ago at Easter service coffee hour while chatting with a trans, he told me he prefers “he.” Is that so hard? No.

But it didn’t involve an expensive training program, and the leadership of credentialed busybody, more-tolerant-than-thou Lefties, so it’s no good. Also denies them the opportunity for control, control of our language, and through that, our thoughts.

This is insane, and they get off on forcing us to comply with their insanity.”

Gene therapy should make all this moot soon enough.

Not really of course. You have to be normal enough to want to be cured in the first place. As long as you can socially off load your deficits on to someone else and make the social world an accommodating stage for your dysfunction, why be healed?

Remember the brouhaha about “gay” rams and their effect on farmer’s profit prospects?

An erroneous report stated that they could be cured. As a result homosexual celebrities went ballistic.

Strange that. (Irony) Many of these same people probably think of abortion as a secular sacrament and the highest expression of freedom to choose. But if you devised a fetal test for homosexuality and began offering free pregnancy terminations for any wishing to avail themselves of one, imagine the outcry from those who would usually be throwing stones at, and not with, traditional Catholics.

There’s a much easier way to accommodate transsexuals than Braquet’s labored, showy approach: when you meet one, you ask their preference. Or, as it happened to me a few months ago at Easter service coffee hour while chatting with a trans, he told me he prefers “he.” Is that so hard? No.

But it didn’t involve an expensive training program, and the leadership of credentialed busybody, more-tolerant-than-thou Lefties, so it’s no good. Also denies them the opportunity for control, control of our language, and through that, our thoughts.

This is insane, and they get off on forcing us to comply with their insanity.