We May Have To Legislature Ways Of Death

 I sat and read over this news piece this AM.

Basically....translady (29) has passed on....with the death attributed to testicular cancer (a guy thing).

On paper?  Well....doctor will have to write 'something' but I doubt that he wants to disturb relatives/friends.  

If I were the guy, I'd write vagina cancer, and just leave it like that.  If someone asked...just refer them to accept imaginary causes of death....just like the other imaginary things in life.

This trend likely to continue?  I mean the testicular cancer affecting Transladies?  Well....yeah.  

It might be something that ought to be handled by Congress....making up some fake reality to appease some folks.  

Three Odd Things I've Noticed

1.  CNN is in some capacity of reporting that SecDef Austin somehow ordered and then monitored the strikes in Yemen....'real-time' from his hospital bed.

BS. BS. BS.

Based on reports of his health....I'd suggest the guy is on some type of pain-killer, and if he ordered anything....he probably doesn't remember much of the order.

2.  NBC News has apparently laid off several dozen news people...to save on cost.

Odds that Artificial Intelligence (A-I) will replace the folks?  I'd bet money on that.

3.  “Our vegetables would rot in the ground if they weren't being picked by many immigrants... many illegal immigrants.” Quote by Rep Jerry Nadler.

I stopped and pondered over this.  To be honest, if you asked a thousand Americans to put in eight hours per year....to help harvest some farmer's fruit/vegetables (getting a bushel themselves in the process).....99-percent would say 'no'.

So this illegal immigrant statement might be right.  But in 25 years....as this new group of migrants get 'whitish' in their behavior.....they won't pick fruit or vegetables either.  

Five Things I Expect To Happen In 2025

 1.  I expect a minimum of two Justices to retire from the Supreme Court. Probably Thomas and Sotomayor.  So the Presidential race is kinda important.

2.  I expect damage reversal to occur on the Biden student loan business to occur.....with people being handed back their debt to pay.  I also expect a long discussion to start up over future student loans and a 'harsh' limit of no more than $10,000 a year from the federal program. 

3.  More than half the students of California high schools will identify as 'LGBTQ'.  Someone will ask on frequency of weekly sex to discover that 50-percent of California are active weekly, and 10-percent admit some student-teacher affair going on. 

4.  Nicki Halley, having failed at the Presidential ballot business....finds no federal position offered, and briefly ends up at CNN, until they figure out that no one much cares what she says or thinks.

5.  More black/Hispanic recruits than white recruits, for the US Army.  Someone will point out in the 2025 data....that two out of three white recruits....are fitting into the 'LGBTQ' category.  It will also be noted that at least 100 Army white recruits...entered and claimed the status of Pacific Islander....while they were from Georgia, Florida or Alabama.

Do You Have Camping Rights?

 I noticed this week that the Supreme Court has decided to listen to an argument...... whether cities can ban homeless folks from public streets/neighborhoods.

After pondering over it....I came to the logical question....do you have camping rights?

It's really not about homeless discussions....it's about you having some right to camp out in a city park, or on a sidewalk, or on a parking spot of a road/street.

If I were a Justice sitting there....it'd be a fairly easy answer.  Camping always costs something...even if you were on a state park, national forest area, or state lake front.  So the logical answer here....once you set up a tent,  you need to pay the city or county some fee. It shouldn't matter if this is in a city park, or on some sidewalk in a industrial area.

I'm of the mind that $20 a day is a fair rate.....unless the city is providing toilet/water services (in that case....$40 would be fine).

Yeah, the way to handle this....flush people out of urban zones.  If some city wants to offer up camp grounds?  Fine...establish a true camping park, with inspections and requirements...maybe offer a $50-a-week fee.  

I'll admit up front, this is a stupid argument, but I would imagine Justice Thomas (being a RV-camper) has an idea or two...that he will share with the other Justices.  This might be interesting to hear the discussion.