Moral Mondays and Truthful Tuesdays

(D)ude: Man! Have you heard of American Vogue’s editor-in-chief Anna Wintour’s sudden captivation with groveling trashiness as displayed on the covers and elaborately inside of her last two issues of the Conde Nast publication? Wintour is being criticized superficially for what I believe is a deliberate national trend in the United States towards cultural degradation, especially with disrespect for girls and women. Actually, didn’t Joyce Carol Oates do homage to Lena Dunham in Vanity Fair as well last year or the year before that? And what about that film promoting the love story between an anguishing single mother in Massachusetts and a male convicted murderer starring actors Kate 

Winslet and Josh Brolin last year?

(M)an: Dude! I overheard Anna Wintour just wrapped up the next cover of American Vogue that will be following and detailing the heedlessness of the women of Duck Dynasty. The far right is trying hard to create a culture where women and girls are given the wrong messages about what being female entails. Couple that with the shutdown of reproductive health clinics across the United States and the carelessness with which abstinence-only programs are administered in grade schools, I wonder whether the sex educators scheduled to deconstruct the myths of human sexuality in Uganda can construct a compulsory online course for Rupert Murdoch and Faux News , the Brothers Koch and Americans For Prosperity, and the United States House of Representatives?    

D: Man! There is an elephant in the room regarding politics in the United States right now, and it is not Chris Christie and the Republican Governors Association that he presides over. It is the racism that the Republican Tea GOP elicits from constituents at the local and statewide levels towards the Obama Administration. Hillary Rodham Clinton should have actively sought out opportunities to defend President Obama’s foreign and domestic agendas, not deflect to the far right like her husband has. And the Democratic Party must remember that President Clinton signed one of the most jarring legislations against women and children on welfare with Temporary Assistance to Needy Families, the same piece of legislation that Congressional Republicans are now enthusiastically crediting President Clinton for instating.   

M: Dude! Moral Mondays and Truthful Tuesdays are bringing on the second coming and great awakening of human rights campaigns in the new millennium. We cannot move back to the 2010 midterms and the manufactured apathy and outright duping of the American electorate by national press and businesses into believing that the Republican Tea GOP is an answer and a way forward. The Republican Tea GOP only knows what Julian Assange tried to subliminally suggest to MSNBC audiences watching Alex Wagner’s show on March 14, 2014, a Friday.             

D: Man! Julian Assange purposefully placed some saucy tidbits in his Q & A with Alex Wagner to ignite hatred and violence, I believe. I have the transcript and Assange answered one of Alex Wagner’s questions like this, quote unquote, I think that history is on our side. And that is becoming quite clear to nearly everyone now. I mean, you have to wonder what is going to be the real legacy of the Barack Obama Administration. It is not shaping up to be good, while our legacy is, I think, something that myself—and all our staff— can be very proud of. This claim by Assange was made 12 minutes into the interview, but there was one other very condescending racialist sentiment of his that made my blood boil as a fellow White chap myself.   

M: Dude! The American Civil Liberties Union, South By Southwest, and RT America all helped 

orchestrate groveling Dick Cheney fans into the spotlight the following weekend after Julian Assange’s interview with Alex Wagner. That ACLU, SXSW, and RT America can align anywhere near feckless squealer propagandists like Edward Snowden and stoolie pigeon propagandists such as Julian Assange tells a lot about the depravity and Koch Klutz Klan clannishness of these organizations.    

D: Man! But I have hard evidence of the Koch Klutz Klan clannishness that these organizations via another salacious sound bite by Julian Assange in his interview with Alex Wagner: There is something pretty interesting going on here, where the West is now somewhere you seek asylum from or at least the Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Americans fear, um, but, fortunately we now live in a world where having taken asylum and having had to go to another country, you can still publish and still talk freely, provided you can keep yourself out of prison. This claim by Julian Assange was made thirteen and a half minutes into the interview, and desiccated my own Anglo-American roots.

M: Dude! Julian Assange is a recruiter for the Koch Klutz Klan?

D: Man! Julian Assange is an active member of the Koch Klutz Klan!

M: Dude! The everyday people Ed Schultz talks to on his show and who identify themselves as White America display anger towards President Obama that has me worried about the midterms. It’s like how Narendra Modi is attempting to collapse the George W. Bush presidency on top of Barack Obama’s presidency, causing India and the surrounding countries to hate the United States of America because of what George W. Bush did and to suggest that President Obama’s handling of foreign affairs has only continued to hurt India and its neighbors.  

D: Man! The Republican Tea GOP approach to campaigning this year is to hammer into the minds of everyday Americans like US that repealing Obamacare is a viable and worthwhile platform. Even Hillary Rodham Clinton’s talking points at conferences across the country include the perspective of postponement of the Affordable Care Act for the intents and purposes of revision. But does she not know of the countless lives that have benefitted and beat grave odds with the provisions within Obamacare?  

M: Dude! I have to change my physician, which the Republican Tea GOP are scaring people into believing is a bad outcome of the Affordable Care Act. But one of the great benefits is that the new list of physicians that I get to choose from are actually more vulnerable to being reviewed and reevaluated for the sake of quality in medical care. In fact, my parents’ insurance company actually found the psychiatrist my father chose for a second opinion consultation recently to be inefficient after he kept making my father appointments for what were supposed to be 45 minute sessions but only lasted barely 20 minutes at best. Fraud and professional ineptitude are being factored into the American healthcare system thanks to the Affordable Care Act. The health insurance company found that psychiatrist negligent, by the way.

D: Man! With competition in the marketplace, American Medicine is being reformed much to the chagrin of yesterday’s monopolistic and abusive healthcare industry.