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A Fix By My Dresser
by R F Husnik   
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Last edited: Saturday, September 26, 2020
Posted: Wednesday, September 23, 2020

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The main thing I don’t like about those so-called existentialists, is that they’re seemingly trying to confuse people. They right (God I hate to use that word!) and write whatever they wish, and it’s always centered in vagueness, and, then my socialist, far left wing radical friends and presidential triers can’t figure it out. Of course many of them are lucky if they know what day of the week it is.

But sometimes, you know, one needs a hair fix. And, if the salons aren’t open, what then?

Well, you know again, some of us who enact laws needn’t follow them ourselves because we’re better than those lessers (or losers). But I suppose sometimes they need a fix too. Yet, of course should anything (and I mean anything!) ever go amiss here or abroad, we know it was the fault of the man named for the more powerful cards in the card deck. Well, at least he has a full deck.

But the main thing I don’t like about those surrealists is that they’re always trying to see more in a picture than it really contains. Still, they say many of them are liberals like me. Some however, I’ve heard, are trying to conserve freedom’s great legacy. They say they’re walking where the road is straight and narrow. Oh, but we have too many fires out here.     


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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on September 26, 2020
I've known people to cut their own hair quite well. A lost art. On the other hand, my partner has decided to "bald" me in order for me to get over a number of sins, one, of course, is not baldness.

I'm not sure what you're saying about existentialists, surrealists, godlessness, libertarians, atheists, lessers, liberals, and losers, except they are, "vague." Existentialists are quite clear. There is no God guiding our way with any great plan. There is no afterlife. All that we are and do will have to be done during this life. there is no convenient "escape plan" for those coming to that realization after living their lives badly without concern for others.

There is a definite flaw in the conservative mentality. The conserving is trying to keep all of the ideas, family and government structure the same as it always was (The Constitution? The Bible?) rather than facing the fact that what they are doing is rapidly consuming our earth. Interestingly enough, many who have been following the edicts: domain over all things and profit by productivity without consequence except profit as the guiding light, are gradually discovering the error of their ways and shifting their concern more toward conserving our home, the planet Earth, rather than the kingdom of heaven.

Ron

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