WEAK ACTOR ATTRACTS WEAK FANS TO FEEL STRONG

When a weak actor delivers a poor performance and still gets a standing ovation, something is wrong with the audience.

After seeing enough live theater from third row center over the years, and watching movies and television like the next kook looking for something better, what exactly is an actor?

An actor is, “a person whose profession is acting on the stage, in movies, or on television.“

A weak actor doesn’t last long on stage, movies, or on television unless there’s something else going on.

Like what? Like the possibility of a bigger stage.

Is there a bigger stage than President of the United States?

So what happens when a weak actor gains the highest office in the land?

They get impeached twice, lose their re-election, then shit-talk their way into continuing relevancy.

Instead of living a good life and contributing knowledge gained through hard experience on the world stage, they fall back on the shit-talk.

The weak actor feeds his weak fans what they’ve grown accustomed to: Shit-Talk.

And they eat up like they’ll never get enough of their fair share.

Weak Fan Resume

From the start of the weak actor’s big push to the top he told weak fans at the early meetings to rough up those in attendance who disagreed with him, that he’d pay their legal bills.

The weak fans of the weak actor got hooked on his routine to the extent of not needing him to follow through on his bullshit. Just hearing the golden voice was enough.

Eventually the followers grew a panic button the weak actor liked to push.

His biggest load of crap came on Jan. 6 with his insurrection message of, “I’ll be with you as you march to the Capitol. If you don’t fight like hell you won’t have a country.”

I quote inaccurately, but here’s the Associated Press Fact Check account:

— “We fight like hell and if you don’t fight like hell, you’re not going to have a country anymore.”

What happens when you hear a weak actors words and act on them? You might go to jail, and from what’s come out of that experience, it’s not too life affirming.

What would you do time for, standing up for your own convictions, or doing the bidding of a man who never has to answer for his own actions?

History Re-Written By Rulers

Too many people think of the past and believe it all starts with the year they were born.

What I know for certain is that there was a world of history before I was born. Before you were born, too. 

The biggest shock is learning about a history, a past, that was here before mankind evolved up the chain. This is a tough ask for the science-denier friends and family.

“What kind of idiot do you take me for? History before humans. I call bullish#t.”

Then there’s the history that changes because a leader doesn’t like the looks of things.

What’s that called? One name is revisionist history.

Except it’s not revisionist history when new evidence changes the story.

Russian Prime Minister/President/Dictator Владимир Путин, aka Vladimir Putin, wants to leave his mark on world history.

But instead of improving his world, he stirs the pot to reclaim the former greatness of the Soviet Union of his youth.

Russia has long resisted Ukraine’s move towards European institutions, both Nato and the EU. Now, Mr Putin has claimed Ukraine is a puppet of the West and was never a proper state anyway.

It appears he wants his name to be as exalted as Stalin.

Competing with Stalin will leave a stain on anyone who tries.

According to “The Harvest of Sorrow: Soviet Collectivization and the Terror Famine,” around 14.5 million people died of starvation in the Great Famine of 1932-33, also known as Holodomor. Estimates of the number of dead vary widely, but it’s generally agreed that millions perished — Ukraine and Kazakhstan were especially hit hard. And unlike other famines where drought was the main cause, it was Stalin’s policies toward industrialization and away from small farm food production that contributed to this disaster.

Old European Map Due For Updating?

Americans who cheer for Putin today need a reminder.

Big fans of former dictators have found themselves on the receiving end of what they’ve cheered for.

Step out of line, brother, and you may need to pack your bags for a camping trip.

Or maybe a knock on the door in the middle of the night and getting a one way ticket to a gulag.

You’e heard this gulag joke?

Two old friends reunite after five years.

“Where’ve you been?”

“I just spent five years in the gulag.”

“What did you do?”

“I didn’t do anything. If I had done anything, it would have been ten years.”

Say something critical of Putin and you might get poisoned, fall out of a ten story parking structure, or take a long vacation in the east.

Have you heard this joke from the Cold War era?

“Yes, we are very productive. We pretend to work, and they pretend to pay us.”

What does Ukraine have to look forward to when the leader of the invading force doesn’t consider it a country?

What does he consider the people in the country he doesn’t consider a country?

I’ll go first. I don’t know what he considers other people, but here’s who they are:

Unwilling victims.

Who are willing victims? Are they the Americans who may find themselves relocated based on their previous bowing and scraping?

Stand by for weak actor updates.