Feigning indifference ~

One of the challenges with being American right now is with so much outrage around us we have to feign indifference.

When someone who is obviously a woman says they're a guy I have to smile and go "okay". And feign indifference.

I saw a guy that was an ugly woman in a dress and make up with fake breasts and a bra and go into a mailbox place recently. I was headed into the same mailbox placee so I sat in my vehicle and waited for five minutes. When this individual came out walking awkwardly in high heels and an aqua blue dress I smiled and did the manley nod. And once the individual was out of the parking lot I went into my mailbox place. I feigned indifference although I was sad and disgusted. I like to look at pretty women so when I see a guy being an ugly woman it makes me sad.

As liberals and progressives redefine terms that have been very clearly defined for millennia I hate to feign indifference. I like the definitions that we have set up in our veneer of society. It saddens me that they are undermining the very pillars of the society that I grew up with. And it confuses me because I don't know if I should fight or if I should go with the waves and smile as I flip my fingers at them and do my own thing in liberty.

Feigning indifference feels like it leads to loss. So I'm not sure what to do at this point.

Breaking the circle ~

Concerning the green new deal, science, scientists, and the Bible all agree that our environment is made up of a lot of great big circles. Water, components of living things, even the air that we breathe,. According to the laws of thermodynamics energy really never dies or disappears, it just gets changed into another form or moves on to something else.

But scientists are also saying we have to go to another planet in order to survive. So in other words they're saying we have to remove and transfer energy and resources from a living breathing environment to a hostile empty dead but supposedly clean environment on another planet. We have to take resources from one to try and breathe life into another.

Where's the logic in that?