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Already added the Emo Trump song to my YouTube playlist of politician parodies. Bad Lip Readings of the election debates are hysterical, and so are  some of schmoyho's Songify This ones.

I'll share an older gem. ROFL

[yt]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuegl6ob0Po[/yt]

And here are some quotes I really like, other than the one I inserted in my signature, from a new favorite song I discovered, by acoustic song writer Abby Green. It's titled "Statism"

"If we're always guided by other people's thoughts, what is the point of having our own?" - Anonymous

"A lot of people tend to use the term 'conspiracy theory' as a synonym for 'crazy rambling', which I consider a narrow perspective. To me, a theory means just a plausible thing yet to be confirmed or unconfirmed. That being said, let's proceed to the subject.

Questioning has an importance on itself, and it is independent of being right or wrong. Being able to doubt anything is a quality on itself, the only way to be close to the truth (or far from lies) is not believing blindly. Critical thinking is the only way to see things as they really are.

On matters of power and authority being against is the only thing that prevents us from being dominated. That is the importance of disbelief, having opposition, resistance, deciding for ourselves, what we want or not want. Never allow others decide for us what our lives will be."

- one of my friends had written this. Smart guy. Creative thinker! His name is Axel.


"We don't know we're in prison. Don't rattle our cage. Stuck in indecision - we don't wanna change! You can hide in the crowd, but you're still all alone. For crying out loud, you are stuck in the comfort zone! Stupid, selfish, and proud; trapped in the comfort zone!" - songwriter Ariel AZ Alexander (He is a musician I discovered last year on YouTube, during an occasional searching for songs with nuggets of truth in them. I have saved at least 10 of his songs on mp3 by now! He's written 2 songs about phony lamestream media, some philosophical songs, and other songs about politics.)

...Are the police in Fresno County Colorado(?) usually that crazy? All that over a homeless guy and an ice cream bar?! Hearing about stuff like this from time to time re-confirms it for me to know that, yep, we're really living in a backwards world.

Doctor Who is a series I've been somewhat familiar with. I've seen all with 9th Doctor and most of David Tennant as the 10th Doctor episodes On Demand. I've kept track with the sister show more; Torchwood. Good thing I know how to start catching up with both series online, so I'll get around to that eventually. (It'll be a long while, but it'll be worth it.)

FDA. *unamused face* I think I have a book to pick up and read that has dirt on them? *goes off to grab it* *comes back* Yup I do!! Titled "Deadly Medicine: Why tens of thousands of heart patients died in America's worst drug disaster" by Thomas J. Moore, who was a senior fellow at George Washington University's Center for Health Policy Research. This book was published in 1995.

I have a handful of informative books to read, and I've got only a bit to go on one, and started another. If anyone is interested to know more, I'll let you know when I started reading Moore's book. (I might start sharing anyway, on my Twitter account. Possibly on my YouTube channel as well.)

Liked the Idiot Extraordinare segment. Gotta make room for laughs, because in this backwards world, you can't take yourself, others, or life too seriously - or else you'll want to close your mind off and crawl back into closed-minded ignorance. Ick... That's all I've got to say. Overall this was good. I learned some new things, and I was entertained.

Travis, I saved that image! That's a great find. I plan on sharing.