Pride and Prejudice

Aug 30, 2017 | 29 comments

Be proud to speak out against prejudice.

At the risk of losing readers, and because I am from Houston, (and have  many friends and family there), under water and a serious tragedy, which the president used for his own self-aggrandisement, I wish to say that this anthro who calls himself a leader has no place in our United States of America.  Has no place anywhere except among the most hateful of racists and white supremacists. His bigoted, ignorant, crass, crude, undisciplined, narcissistic, maniacal, megalomaniacal, chauvinistic take on the world that we live in is dangerous beyond our imaginings.

But bravi for the brave men and women who helped to safely thousands of inhabitants in Houston and other areas hit by the hurricane.

I said no politics in this blog.  But if we do not speak out on occasion, we might be worse than those committing the crimes we rail against.

I do not know, cannot imagine, HOW this incredibly dangerous anthro is still maintaining the sham of President of the United States of America.  United is not a word in his language.  I do not understand why he has not been removed before now, but evidently there are others like him ruining our country who labor to keep him in an ovall office that used to be respectable and esteemed.  No longer.

During Obama’s presidency, there were programs underway to repair the very ancient and decrepit road systems in Texas and other parts of the USA, taking into account environmental knowledge of what would function and what might suffer collapse or  damage again, all of which were shot down by Congress.  The roads, unrepaired for years, that collapsed or were flooded in Houston did not allow ambulances to reach hospitals and will cost in the billions to replace and caused unnecessary suffering for many.

Does kharma exist?

One day, we shall see.

 

 

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Karen Lucas
Karen Lucas
8 years ago

I totally agree with everything you say Loulou but part of the problem is all the people who stay home and do not exercise their wonderful right to vote (that is, if it hasn’t been taken away from them through various nefarious means). And leaving without your family members or my god chaining them up to die is just unbearable. sorry I’m so late in commenting. Just love you Loulou!

The Swiss Cats
The Swiss Cats
8 years ago

We’re sorry to hear that you have many friends and family in the area of Houston. We’re purring for all those who were hit by Harvey. Purrs

The Island Cats
The Island Cats
8 years ago

We purr for all those affected by this terrible storm and subsequent flooding. It’s going to take a long time for recovery, but we know the great people in Texas will do it.

caren gittleman
caren gittleman
8 years ago

I AGREE WHOLEHEARTEDLY with EVERYTHING that you said!! EVERYTHING!!!! I loathe Trump! And…I responded to your comment on my blog today, I think you misunderstood what I said about comments (and, I didn’t know you are originally from Houston!!!!!) Praying that your family is safe. Sending you much love always!!!

Darcy Fox
Darcy Fox
8 years ago

“…in an ovall office that used to be respectable and esteemed…

Surely, you refer to an era before Clinton and his little treats?

Miss Juliea
Miss Juliea
8 years ago
Reply to  Loulou

You are right about looking at the facts about the progress made in the country with President Clinton and President Obama. They weren’t elected to be perfect angels. Nobody can be that. They were elected to move our country forward and improve our COUNTRY. Anybody who tries to put them down for any reasons should look at the total results they produced FOR THE USA and not worry about personal transgressions. They are human after all. I would worry if they were not human like the rest of us. Wouldn’t you?

peggy
peggy
8 years ago

beyond all the things you mentioned about “that” anther, he has encouraged and enabled bullying and rightist power….God help us get through this–at least those who would take power beneath him aren’t crazy and out of control, just too conservative😢

Deziz World
Deziz World
8 years ago

Well LouLou, we’re purrayin’ fur all those durin’ this tragedy. But, we of course totally disagree with your take on obama and Trump. We furinally out from under communism’s influence and will hopefully rebuild our country to it’s former greatness. Big hugs

Luv ya’

Dezi and Raena

Ralphe Leboeuf
Ralphe Leboeuf
8 years ago

I daresay that the state of the roads and bridges could not have been brilliant when Obama left. I heard Trump say that he planned to renovate the infrastructure. Obviously, the hurricane was quicker and it is indeed a tragedy. I feel very much for all these people trapped in their homes and cars and also for the animals. Keeping them chained is utterly stupid and cruel.

MYA
MYA
8 years ago

WELL – Mama says she would NOT have left without me. No way. And the climate change deniers – ditching environmental protection laws and refusing to sign the Paris accord? Heck of a job Orangey. Oops – I’m orange too – but at least I don’t have access to the nuclear button!!
That doesn’t even begin to touch the hateful, divisive masses living on the fringe this administration has exposed and encouraged. Mama says she is hoping for a backlash and renaissance after the Trump catastrophe – if there’s anything left. But Rome survived Caligula and Nero, so hope springs eternal. Sort of.

Valentine
Valentine
8 years ago

I can’t imagine leaving an animal chained up during a storm! I agree with you Loulou, that letting the animals try to fend on their own would have been better. I feel so sad for those who lost their lives. I worry for the many anipals and humans that are scared and homeless. If only there were kitty cats running the white house. Hugs.

Ellen Pilch
Ellen Pilch
8 years ago

I hope you didn’t think you lost me, I just haven’t had time to comment daily.

Mary McNeil
Mary McNeil
8 years ago

The most poignant picture I have seen was the one of the flooded Old Folks’ Home (to use a non-PC term) where the residents, some in wheelchairs, were sitting up to their waists in water. And one lady was calmly knitting something – a red sweater, maybe.

And the alert I got on Buzzfeed about animals left chained up or in houses to drown. And honestly, what could the owners have done ? “#SAD”

Mary McNeil
Mary McNeil
8 years ago
Reply to  Loulou

Yes – with 7 indoor cats that is what I would have to do (and 4 outside cats and a beagle). With larger animals that’s about all you can do, unless you have time to trailer up horses and move them out. But the way the water came up, I just meant it doesn’t seem quite fair to blame people who were running – swimming – floundering – for their lives. God (or whatever power you believe in) help them all !

Juliea
Juliea
8 years ago
Reply to  Loulou

I read one story where the dogs were chained up and barking to get loose as the waters rose and then the would-be rescuers heard silence as the tried to get there. No way would I leave an animal chained up or enclosed in any way. They would be going with me or at least given a chance at survival by letting them loose. So many animals got reunited with their owners if they survived Katrina. Why would you ever confine your pet like that? They are your fur kids. Would you lock your child away to escape a storm? I think not!

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