Quote of the Day
Their uninterrupted, continual, and severe, abject failures absolutely must be a cloak of greatest weight from which they, and their fellow travelers, cannot escape the burden thereof; mere “casting out” from successful society must never be the sanctuary of relief they crave, the many examples of their failures must be the constant, painful reminders of placing any amount of trust in their beliefs, to them and especially and foremost, to us.
“Remember the Alamo” is still heard in Texas; “Never forget what Liberals did to us” must persist at least as long.
Francisco
August 17, 2026
Comment to Insightfully Horrifying and Hilarious
Q: Who says you should not carry a grudge?
A: Those who intend to injure you again.
You shouldn’t hold a grudge because it is corrosive to your soul and mental health. It’s an emotional dysregulation that will interfere with reason. Similar to hate, frequently described as a state of not being able to think clearly. (Also, ahem… love.)
Doesn’t mean you can’t soberly and calmly engage in a little pattern recognition and take reasonable and prudent anticipatory, active and reactive measures accordingly.
People that only function emotionally will call that a grudge (or hate) because they are not capable of conceiving it any other way. Don’t begrudge them; you would think poorly of someone without legs for not helping you move house, would you?