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Posted by on Mar 2, 2022 in Blog, Essays, Politics | 1 comment

The Moral and Ethical Ambiguity of “Too Soon”

 

 

 

I admit that I struggle with this.

When should we return to “normal” during an international crisis? How much time should we allow to pass — while people are still fighting and dying — before we (who are fortunate enough to live in remote isolation) go back to posting pics of our lunch or sharing funny cat videos? Admittedly, I don’t know the answer to this.

But I do have some strong feelings.

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Posted by on Feb 24, 2022 in Blog, Essays, Politics, What's Left | 1 comment

Mind-Boggling American Misconceptions on the Russia-Ukraine War

 

 

We’re less than 24-hours into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and already the level of mass ignorance on this subject has reached epidemic proportions.

So typical, especially of many Americans who apparently have never cracked open a history book, or come within thousands of miles of Eastern Europe, or ever heard of the longstanding acrimony between these two nations/peoples, or ever talked to a real Russian or a Ukrainian, here’s an important lesson:

*Getting your talking points from Facebook memes and useful idiot commentators on FOX amounts to a willful disregard of facts.*

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