Showing posts with label vodka. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vodka. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 25, 2020
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Thursday, April 25, 2013
Ulcers
I think it
was David Sarnoff (among many) who once said, “I don’t get ulcers. I give them.”
Even though ulcers are now recognized as being most often caused by a
bacteria (see: WebMD) and are usually curable, it appears that many
in our society are still exhibiting severe dyspepsia ... see: Americans Snapping. Apart from listing most of the
symptoms, manifestations, and palliatives for our society’s current stress
levels, this posting offers an interesting insight:
Make no mistake: This sort of stress on Americans is not only intentional on the part of Team Obama – it is strategic. Remember, these people are revolutionaries (that is, engaged in “bringing about a major or fundamental change,” …) and utterly committed to replacing one societal structure – America’s constitutional, limited-government, free-enterprise system – with another – a socialist, wealth-redistributionist system run by an all-powerful government.
I myself
have sometimes had this very thought when I realize what appears to be our
current administration’s irrational and/or extra-Constitutional actions (giving ulcers). I hope I need not list them here, but take a
few moments to reflect on what has recently caused you to stop and scratch your
cranium or churn your stomach. Or try reading The Drudge Report for a few weeks and see if you can’t
construct your own extensive list.
Unless you agree with the direction Obama is taking this country, you
probably might also need some psychiatric drugs or “medical” marijuana. (Is this
why such new state laws are often succeeding at the polls?)
What else might one do? Rather than buying Maalox or
vodka by the barrel-full, you could try my solution and start political ranting
on your own Internet blog … it does help.
Labels:
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David Sarnoff,
dyspepsia,
Maalox,
Obama administration,
political ranting,
stress,
The Drudge Report,
Ulcers,
vodka
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