I love how people call them, “Leaders”!
Chip Van Hassel
Grab your collar and leash, populous, and paw at the door to have a politician take you all for a walk!
More pitiful than a man tethered to a canine whilst it poops is the common man, paying the more fortunate to steal from him!
Day: September 10, 2025
Charlie Kirk Assassinated!
The World is at a Loss!
Charlie Kirk has been shot and killed in Utah!
Attending a debate in at Utah Valley University, Charlie Kirk was shot and killed.
Toothless Battle
Debating words
Are as contrite as spite.
You bark
Smart as a dog.
Your toothless battle
Gums up the fight.
Your laws
Are the claws
That scratch and tear.
The flaws
Of your balls
Snatch the cradle bare.
Sometimes, when you look
Nobody is there.
You do not like people to stare.
Realize that everybody
Is running around
in their underwear!
Quote of the era
“I have to take a Republican and then wipe my Democrat!“
Begin With Mushin
It’s all about muscles:
Their development,
How we “interact,” with and perceive them
and How muscle memory brings practitioners back to one focus.
The Lost Bartender
The evil that propels people intrinsically bequeaths them to blame others, (or feel jealousy,) for short comings which they fluidly fabricate.
Chip Van Hassel
This, “evil,” (this lower level of existence,) is a common human paradigm which compels a man to feel inferior to another man, then, aggressively, physically act-out as a result of such fluid, self-creating assertion.
You Are Not Alone
“Many, many men
have been just as troubled
morally and spiritually
as you are right now.”
“You’re not the first person
J.D. Salinger
who was ever confused
and frightened
and even sickened
by human behavior.
You’re by no means alone
on that score.
Many, many men
have been just as troubled
morally and spiritually
as you are right now.
Happily, some of them
kept records of their troubles.
You’ll learn from them—
if you want to.
Just as someday,
if you have something to offer,
someone will learn
something from you.
It’s a beautiful reciprocal arrangement. And it isn’t education.
It is history.
It is poetry.”