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I dish on a process that I've gone through recently and I ponder the current state of housing in the country. Seriously I had no idea that I was going to muse about generational differences in lifestyles and economic conditions and trends. But here I am now and am now working on a bigger subject that may take awhile to cover. Hope you'll stick around for that dialogue.
After a question from my mom I had to ask... What the hell are we seeing these days?! So I decided to look a bit at what extreme conservatives are doing as well as what we should do to fix this mess. Now frankly I know that any real solution to the issues we are facing today need to be done so in a comprehensive and effective manner, in no way like the Affordable Care Act was negotiated and rolled out. However, we need to actually give credence to a comprehensive examination of what's actually possible and what's actually happening. Did I get all this in this episode? Hell no, but ya can't fix things without at lease voicing the issues first.
Sometimes just observing someone's behaviors can tell us a lot about who they are and how they act in other situations. This week I'll be taking a light examination at how some behavior trends and patterns can tell you a lot about how someone may view the world, treat people around them, and even consider opposing viewpoints.
Little nostalgia trip for you guys but I find myself missing the old days when Jak and Daxter, Sly Cooper, and Ratchet & Clank kept me entertained and made me compete against my own best times. With the rise of reimaginings, rebranding, and even remakes, I think we all would appreciate a rise in new original content and storylines that can distract and entertain us. However, there's a few things to unpack first...
With national focus and even internet focus going around sex trafficing and sex crimes, I wanted to take a closer view at what we may consider a certain sector of sex crimes to be. Particularly I want to draw attention to context and intricacies around certain scenarios that may be less nefarious than the general view may think of them
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