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Despite the promised “fixes” by politicians the news is so bad from so many different directions lately few people in America are guilty of thinking things can’t get any worse. As we wait for another shoe to drop in the way of bad news I recall the scene in “Doctor Zhivago” when he pronounces an old man had died from starvation, but such a thing was not “permitted” to exist by the new revolutionary government. The mad dream of a “workers’ paradise” does not admit of such things like starvation, they simply are not allowed. And being forbidden to speak of such things, they simply do not exist. Because of political correctness and so much in the way of “entitlements” and legal protection for so many minorities of every description and the ACLU determined to force Americans to make bricks without straw, while there are many evils threatening America we are forbidden to speak of them, so they simply do not exist. ...
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