[Magdalen] Grrr....

Sibyl Smirl polycarpa3 at ckt.net
Sat Aug 13 17:44:18 UTC 2016


You know what, Molly?  I strongly dislike Hillary.  I have disliked her 
ever since I became aware of her existence, probably somewhere along in 
the eighties, more and more almost every time I hear of her.  I live 
about 40 miles from the NW corner of Arkansas, so I do hear a lot of the 
Arkansas news, though much of it goes in one ear and out the other, 
leaving, sometimes, vague impressions.  As a result of this growing 
dislike, I don't think she's fit to be President of the US, and I tend 
to believe most of the stuff I hear told about her, even though I'm 
aware that there are a lot of plain lies about facts, as well as a lot 
of bias-flavored statements kicking around this election, especially on 
Facebook, from all sides.

I won't be voting for her, not ever in my lifetime, until I'm part of 
the Graveyard Vote, and if somebody votes for her then in my name, I'll 
be certain to come back and haunt them if it's at all possible.

I do feel rather similarly about Trump, probably even more so, but 
that's not relevant to this.  I'm crying for my country, for the likely 
prospects ahead.  This is not an election in which to vote for the 
lesser of two evils, when you consider that the evils are in such 
different directions and types that it's hard to judge which is lesser.

At the present time, it's likely that I'll be voting for the 
Libertarian, Gary Johnson,  or maybe the American Solidarity Party, 
which Albion favors, whoever that is: I haven't checked up on him yet, 
and probably won't make a final decision until November.  But if I'm 
alive, I _will_ be voting.  I assume that couple from Ohio will be 
voting too.

I gather you'll be voting for Hillary?  I probably wouldn't sell you a 
necklace of mine.  (There are a couple of things ironic or sarcastic or 
something about this last paragraph: I'm not certain what the term would 
be, but it's definitely negative).

Actually, I love you, and a lot of my friends like that woman, but this 
post has been itching around under my skin ever since I first read it. 
I do guarantee you that many of the negative things about Hillary are 
_not_ slander, they are perfectly true, because I observed them as they 
went by, for more than 25 years now, long before this endless campaign 
was dreamed of.  What bothers me about so many of her supporters is that 
they also know all this stuff, and they don't _care_!  "What difference 
does it make?"

Grrrrrrrrrrrr!



On 8/2/16 9:19 PM, Molly Wolf wrote:
> I need to whinge and fume.
>
> As many of you know, I make jewelry (hi Jay!).  Unlike Jay, my stuff is
> strung beads.  I sell at a lovely shop in Alexandria Bay, NY, called Bay
> House, an artisans'/artists' co-operative.  I work shifts there, like
> most of the other members, and I was on duty this afternoon.
>
> Last week, I took in a set I was especially happy with: rhombus
> (square-on-diagonal) cinnabar beads with Czech druk beads (glass) and
> seed beads:  necklace and matching earrings and bracelet.  I don't have
> a picture of it, more's the pity.  But it was a lovely little thing.  I
> sold it this afternoon to a couple from Ohio.
>
> Normally, it's a joy to sell my stuff: partly to get it out of the shop
> so I can make more, and partly because it's like giving a kitten to a
> good home.  But while I was ringing up the sale, the buyers got into a
> conversation with other customers, about the current U.S. political
> scene, and it turned out they were ardent Hilary-slandering
> liberal-media-bashing frothing Trumpites. (Although even so, she
> expressed the wish that he'd shut his mouth. Dream on, lady.)
>
> I am a professional.  I did not snatch my lovely little cinnabar set
> back from their undeserving hands and bellow "you can't have it!" I
> completed the sale, took their money, and bade them goodbye pleasantly.
> But I'm still fuming.
>
> I just bought a whole bunch of those cinnabar beads from Panda Hall and
> I am going to recreate the set and sell it to someone who deserves it.
> So there.
>
> Grrr.



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Sibyl Smirl
I will take no bull from your house!  Psalms 50:9a
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