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Thursday, December 27, 2018

Avogadro, Planck, Pi, Trump


Constant -- a fixed value that does change. 


Constants occur in chemistry, physics and mathematics.  Also in personality disorders, as sadly demonstrated by the current White House occupant.

Our fake president is a constant lying asshole.  He showed it even while addressing our military personnel in Iraq.

In the lying area, he lied about pay raises -- lied straight to the faces of those who surely recognized the lie at once.  The Bombastic Braggart told the troops, "You haven't gotten a pay raise in more than ten years.  And I got you a big one!  More than ten percent."  Except that's one hundred percent bullshit!  Military pay raises have occurred annually for several decades.  The increase for 2019 will be 2.6%, not 10%.  For 2018, it was 2.4%.

As for his asshole-ishness, he used the occasion for some shameful partisan domestic politicking -- bashing Democrats over his border wall tantrum and his government shutdown.  No one can recall another president using a visit to deployed troops as an opportunity to denigrate his political opponent.  It's a real asshole move.  Individual servicemen and servicewomen may have their own personal political leanings, but the military as a whole is scrupulously apolitical.  Our armed forces, as a matter of policy, do not give a shit about Trump's stupid wall.

Why does he do these things daily, wherever he goes, constantly?  I think it's a genetic defect.  He just can't fucking help it.  But we can -- we can vote him out, impeach him, force him to resign, whatever it takes.  He's our worst presidential mistake.  Let's learn from this constant blunder, and never let it happen again.
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And sticking with my pseudo-scientific terminology, I could also call Trump an imaginary number.  An imaginary number is one that, when squared, gives a negative result.  And since Trump always gives negative results, well, there you go.


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