Sunday Meme Drop
11 responses to “Sunday Meme Drop”
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I would almost guarantee… the peephole in the door was installed pursuant to “Government Regulation”.
Would I bet the farm on it? Tough call… but I would wager a substantial amount.
Great stuff as always.
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At least in 1872 it was still LEGAL to advertise the dangers of vaccines. That is because the FDA, FCC, and CDC had not become the armed protectors of the industry yet.
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What an odd thing to say…………………..
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So there were uniformed conspiracy theorists way back in 1872?
I thought it was a more modern thing.
Did they also blame Autism on vaccines or was it another cause back then….?
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Great crop MWC. Happy Easter!
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I think my weirdness is markedly above the world average.
That’s okay. It seems to attract the best people.Happy Easter.
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Happy Easter Y’all.
It’s weird that they demanded body cams for the po-po until… much to the dismay of Rev. King, it showed the very content of their character.
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boneman–I don’t doubt it. Thanks!
MrLiberty–True.
Matthew–So very odd….
B–People were allowed to question back then. And autism wasn’t a thing. It was either called by a different name or didn’t exist. ETA: They knew in 1918 that masks didn’t work against the flu. Just because of the date, doesn’t mean it’s wrong.
Nemo–Thanks! And Happy Easter to you too!
Gerry–Agreed! Happy Easter!
WDS–Happy Easter to you too! Truly weird! But some of the pics I’ve seen from body cams are very telling. Rev King has to be spinning in his grave.
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Frank, the earlier-trained chimps were easier to work with.
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Frank–Yeah, I’m less than impressed at someone taking a ride, no matter where. At least the chimps were trained to do certain activities.
crazyeighter–True that!
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