I’m beginning to think our boy Harry is all about keeping his name in the news and his face on television. For a foreigner, he’s zeroed right in on what it takes to become American royalty.<\/p>\n
There’s also this, and it’s not the first time I’ve seen it:<\/p>\n
“Fashy” for “fascist” doesn’t work for me. Nor should it work for anyone. The word is fascist. Call it like it is.<\/p>\n On that fashy note:<\/p>\n In recent\u00a0You Can’t Read That!<\/a><\/strong> posts, I’ve linked to stories about this embattled librarian<\/a><\/strong>\u00a0and the vicious threats she deals with daily. Christofascist groups like Moms for Liberty, bankrolled<\/a><\/strong> by the Florida Republican Party and the Koch Brothers, sicced the mouth-breathers on her, along with co-culture warrior Chaya Radchik, who fans the flames of book banning and intolerance on social media under the handle Libs of Tik Tok (no linky fashy fascists … you can look ’em up on your own).<\/p>\n Netflix cancelled 1899<\/a><\/strong>. Meh. Okay with me. The first episode pulled me in, but after that, the story didn’t seem to be going anywhere. I could say the same thing about Dark<\/a><\/strong>, produced by the same folks, but in spite of that I stuck with it to the end. I had started watching another German show, Almost Fly<\/a><\/strong>. That one I loved, but in mid-watch HBO Max pulled it and no one else has picked it up.<\/p>\n![\"Screenshot](\"https:\/\/live.staticflickr.com\/65535\/52607054694_b1ff6a4e09.jpg\")
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