For me, anybody who gets elected that is off of the main Liberal-conservative axis is a good thing.

To me, the Baltimore Purge/Riot was a war story, about an understrength army of occupation getting embarrassed and bloodied by a restive underclass. And yet this still feeds the political elite, as most of these stupid working class and middle class whites sided with the cops because they knew people who were being attacked by blacks, and never made the connection that they were being attacked by blacks because the blacks think the white population supports the cops that are attacking them!

So what do they do, they support the police, and the brutal youth gangs continue to attack individuals of the population that they see as supportive of their enemy—the police. It seems a nice tidy cycle to me.

Both the black and whites are so stupid they can be kept forever at each other's throats and backs to the good of the government who gains strength every time it is called upon to act from either side. In the end I think that people deserve oppressive governance due to their stupidity. I also think that each one of our disastrous presidents [Carter was the only decent man to hold office in my life time, and he was a fool, helpless before the skullduggery of his handlers.] is the president that the American People deserve at that time. Electoral politics is a genius gambit, because it permits the majority to choose the rulers, and the majority—I'm sure you know better than I, you being a teacher—is necessarily the most ignorant slice of the population. [Let’s not drag the retards into this.] Hence our idiot legions elect politicians that have engaged in war more frequently than the Romans or the Mongols, and have managed to kill even more people. So, my interest in electoral politics is similar to my interest in medieval military logistics, a morbid study of the nuts, bolts, gears and bowels of a killing machine.

I was pleased that the State's Attorney did not prosecute curfew arrest victims.

Aljazeera America had a nice Fault Line piece on Baltimore filmed just before the riots which was eye opening. To see the bimbo mayor announcing the decline of crime in Baltimore on the eve of the purge riots was just precious.

Speaking of the mayor, I was at Jimmy's diner in Fells Point on Sunday, when I saw a glamour photo of the mayor on the boxed in pillar next to my table. In marker, on the bottom corner, she had scrawled, I Love Jimmy's.

I was of a mind to take the framed photo and place it above the mattress on the floor of my man cave, but was dissuaded by my Sister Terry, who actually slapped me. My mother commented that the apostrophe at the end of Jimmy would make the picture worthless as a sexual trophy. I countered that it would be up to the viewer’s imagination as to what possession of mine the declaration addressed. Oh well.