Fifteen Questions I Have Pondered But Found No Answers.
- Why is it that so many who claim to support the Palestinians wear the red and white Jordanian keffiyeh and not the black and white Palestinian keffiyeh?
- Why can trans people be offended when people don’t use their “pronouns,” but non-trans people cannot be offended by being told to use pronouns they find offensive?
- Why is it that people who have no facts to support their statements call those who do stupid?
- Why do people who take out a loan to go to college think it’s right to have those who did not go to college pay off their college loans?
- Why do so many men who cannot get a date with a woman decide to identify as a woman who happens to be a lesbian?
- Why are Naval Aviators kickass cool and Air Force Pilots merely cool?
- Why is there a group called “Queers for Palestine” in the states, but not one in Palestine?
- Why do so many who send their kids to private school oppose school choice?
- Why can NASA use science to draw a Pride flag but can’t use science to get back to the moon?
- Why are there two days in the U.S. set aside to recognize Veterans – Memorial Day (honors our fallen) and Veterans Day (honors all Vets), but four months and 14 days set aside to recognize the LGBT community (March – Bisexual Health Awareness Month; October – LGBT History Month; June – LGBT Pride Month; and August – Transgender History Month, (a CA designation)).
- Why do people who don’t live in Arizona insist on telling us who do that “it’s a dry heat?”
- Why do you have to show your ID to checkout a book from a public library, but in many states, you don’t have to show your ID to vote?
- Why must a U.S. citizen have federally approved identification to fly but an illegal migrant does not?
- Why do so many people immigrate to a country in order to have a better life, and then demand their new country adopt the ways of the country they left?
- Why is it so many who have never served in the military, so often demand that we commit our troops to wars?