What? How are you living your life? Why are you worried about these comparisons? Nothing about our civilization is sustainable so why are you counting the rivets on the Titanic?
Columbine was a turning point, but I'll never forget the day I heard about Sandy Hook. I wasn't in school and didn't have kids or any family of school age, but I remember that feeling in the pit of my stomach that just sat there for two days. I still can't really believe that lawmakers and voters and lobbyists all just looked at those parents and said "So What? We're not doing anything"
This is clearly the lasting effects of the 1997 film Liar Liar starring one Jim Carrey in which he refers to seeing homeless people as "witnessing the downfall of western civilization"
I've been lucky enough to keep my full time job all through Covid, but when the first check came I thought it was going to be a monthly thing. When people would tell me, "No, it's just one check" I really thought they were just joking with me. Since then I've stopped laughing.
Yes, and she has another one coming. I think she's a great writer and I like watching interviews with her. She seems to have that 30 yard stare of a solider that's seen too much. I could be projecting but it always seems like she's haunted by what she knows.
What? How are you living your life? Why are you worried about these comparisons? Nothing about our civilization is sustainable so why are you counting the rivets on the Titanic?