Motus Mentis

6 Comments

1. TheBigHenry says

   “…, the desire to amplify the black feminist brilliance of black LGBTQ people across generations is a polynomial, a problem with many variables to address.”

   I’ll bet dollars to donuts that the very first variable these black LGBTQ people will address is the discrimination they suffer as a result of having to choose between male/female gender-specific bathrooms.

   The only reasonable solution, of course, will be a Presidential directive for separate (but equal) bathrooms in all public venues to accommodate this long-suffering demographic of “polynomials”, AKA “people of color and sexually perplexed”.

   Posted May 22, 2016 at 1:29 am | Permalink
2. grey enlightenment says

   gives a whole new meaning to ‘transitive property’

   Posted May 22, 2016 at 11:16 am | Permalink
3. Whitewall says

   grey enlightenment, I enjoyed your comments on Scott Sumner’s piece over at Social matter.

   Posted May 22, 2016 at 11:35 am | Permalink
4. Troy says

   So does 2+2 still equal 4? Or is that some sort of patriarchy/racism/cultural appropriation?

   Posted May 23, 2016 at 1:50 pm | Permalink
5. TheBigHenry says

   As far as the Left is concerned, 2+2 can equal whatever they would like it to equal.

   Posted May 23, 2016 at 2:33 pm | Permalink
6. TheBigHenry says

   When you get to be my age almost every topic of conversation reminds you of an old joke:

   A man takes the reins of a corporation when his father retires. His first day as President, he calls in his chief legal advisor and asks him, “How much is 2+2?” The lawyer responds, “There is a very long case history for it to equal 4, but I’ll get my legal team on it to make sure there are no exceptions.”

   The President then calls in his chief engineer and asks him the same question. The engineer replies, “We have mountains of experimental evidence that in the macroscopic world the reality specifies it is 4. But just to be absolutely sure, I’ll get my team on it to check for subtle differences.”

   The same question is asked of the accountant. He leans in and in a whisper asks the President, “How much would you like it to be?”

   Posted May 23, 2016 at 3:02 pm | Permalink