Fairhope, Alabama
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| Silverhill Al. Christmas Parade |
Silverhill was one of the few communities to hold its annual Christmas parade during the covid-19 pandemic; few masks and little social distancing were evident in the unusually large crowd that turned out Friday night.
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This, of course, is the usual claim of the usual suspects (cf. climate change).
Yep, to disagree with you--about anything, anything at all--is prima facia evidence of racism.
Everyone at the parade belongs in the same basket of deplorables--Nazis, the whole lot of us.
More self-defeating and risible zealotry I have rarely seen. COVID Derangement Syndrome is poised to eclipse Trump Derangement Syndrome. Without a value system, without being for something, the Left needs its enemies to have something to rage against. Buckle up, America, the election changed nothing for the rabid hellhounds of the night.
Good one, especially because there's no other good explanation for such a gathering (e.g. a community coming together or a very Christian part of America celebrating the birth of its savior).
Trump, COVID, Trump, Trump, COVID, Trump.
Thankfully, debilitating monomania is not contagious, or else we'd all be drooling impotent blatherskite into our keyboards.
Thank you for accidentally proving Johnny Reb's point. The self-righteous have a blind spot for irony, but the rest of us enjoy watching the comically wobbly walk down a zig-zagging line of reasoning.
Without your condescending, self-immiserating ilk at the Christmas parade, we were very happy!
What is sad is that our middle school hall monitors have grown up to spend their time and energy tsk-tsking other adults, still believing that they are a special breed, that they occupy some moral high ground.
Remember, Friend, hubris is followed by Nemesis, as the Greeks noted. Later, the Hebrews similarly warned that "pride goeth before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall."
But, ancient wisdom is so corny, and Leftists believe that they have figured out how to remake mankind anew through government diktat. Now, THAT level of self-delusion is sad--both comically and tragically.
Although he is in intensive care, Debbie Williams said he sounded like he was doing well when she spoke with him by phone on Monday afternoon. Faust told Debbie that he was getting very good treatment from the nurses and staff at Thomas.