Joe Biden: Tasting Your Frustration Edition

“I can taste all the flavors from the past sixty years. I can taste the Korean War.” – Bob’s Burgers

I have the memory of an elephant.  I recall seeing one at a zoo once.

Yesterday, thankfully, Resident Joe Biden indicated he was really in tune with modern Americans.  During a press conference, Joe stated, “I understand the frustration.  I can taste it.”

Taste it.  Yes.  Normally, I goof on Joe about being a bit addled, but here he’s nosing in on my gig.  “I can taste it.”

I wonder, what exactly frustration tastes like?  Is it like the dinner I made last month when Pugsley asked, “Was it supposed to taste like this?”

I wonder if, to Joe, our frustration tastes like something exceptionally expensive.  A fine Bordeaux or, say, gasoline?

Thankfully, Joe is willing to devote all of his senses to solving our problems.  I wonder if Biden smells our bank accounts?  Probably not, though I heard that Joe took an interest that the supply chain issues have made stores run out of Pantene® – Joe said he’d personally sniff out the situation.

What’s the difference between The Mrs. and I?  When she says “sniff this” it’s usually pleasant.

Thankfully, in the very same press conference, Biden also said, “. . . inflation is our strength . . .”  Yes.  He said that.  Pretty quickly, Nina Jankowicz (the Jerry Springer of government officials, except Jerry would kill for her jawline) got up and echoed that thought:  “Inflation is our strength, and war in Ukraine is peace.”

Okay, I’m making fun of these people, but in truth, they aren’t serious people.  They’re an administration that might actually think that Robert Downey, Jr., is really Iron Man® and really might come and save them after he stops the Russians in Kiev.  And that’s me being charitable in my assessment.

When it comes to government, one of the Leftist talking points was that, with Biden in the White House, we’d have the “adults back in charge”.  In this case that’s an apt description, but only if the adults in question are a collection of diversity hires unable to get a job where an IQ greater than room temperature (Fahrenheit, not the meter thing).  Oh, and they are in favor of The Current Thing, whatever it is.

Pictured:  White House security badge.

Rachel (formerly Richard) Levine dresses and calls xirself a woman.  Xir also dresses like and calls xirself an Admiral.

As the assistant secretary for health, Levine told NPR that “there is no argument among medical professionals — pediatricians, pediatric endocrinologists, adolescent medicine physicians, adolescent psychiatrists, psychologists, et cetera, about the value and importance of gender-affirming care.”  It’s no wonder that Biden appointed a Supreme Court Justice that said she couldn’t define what a woman is.  How ever did she decide what to put on her driver’s license?

So, that leads me to several options when it comes to the economy.  The first idea is that we have left the equivalent of a group of dim-witted glue-eating children in a room filled with razorblades, poison ivy, cyanide, and whatever hellish creature that Australia might produce that I haven’t had a nightmare about yet.  Carnivorous, poisonous koala bears that fly and have scorpion tails, perhaps?

Why did the koala drop out of the tree?  It was dead.

Regardless, these idiots were saved from being Marxist perma-baristas by vote harvesting and have somehow gotten the keys to the economy.  Of course, never having heard of debt, inflation, or Zimbabwe, the best idea that they had is “make everyone rich by printing more money”.  Really.  That’s it.

That’s the first option, actual idiocracy.

But what if this is the desired result?

Thus, the second option.  The Cloward-Piven Strategy dates from the 1960s and was based around breaking the system through welfare.  Cloward and Piven were two married professors that decided that since they were making money from the public for doing essentially nothing, that everyone else should be able to get a piece of that action, too.  Economies aren’t based on people being productive, right?

The end idea of their strategy was bankrupting the country through increased pushing of social programs.  Why do that, to help people?  No, the aim was revolution in the United States.  And this wouldn’t be a revolution like the French one (which was a head of its time) which proved that the French can win a war, if it’s against the French.

What’s a good way to start a revolution?

King George was only 11 inches tall – he was unfit to be a ruler.

Doing exactly what the current idiots are doing.  It used to be just the commies like Cloward and Piven and their cousins Pol Pot and Stalin who wanted to change man, to make him perfectible.  Now, the World Economic Forum (LINK) is on with the same old idea that’s caused so much grief over the past century and change.  They have an agenda to make man a global economic cog in a machine where only one culture, one set of ideas is acceptable – in the world.

Strangely, the outcome of the “toddlers in charge” plan looks a lot like the outcome of the “Global Commie Power Grab” plan.

So, was Joe being stupid when he said “inflation is our strength” or was he just slipping and sharing the quiet part of the plan that he wasn’t supposed to say?

Author: John

Nobel-Prize Winning, MacArthur Genius Grant Near Recipient writing to you regularly about Fitness, Wealth, and Wisdom - How to be happy and how to be healthy. Oh, and rich.

32 thoughts on “Joe Biden: Tasting Your Frustration Edition”

  1. Rich Strike was invited to the White House in honor of his incredible 80-to-1 Kentucky Derby win. He declined, saying that if he had wanted to see a horse’s a$$ then he coulda just come in second

  2. but only if the adults in question are a collection of diversity hires unable to get a job where an IQ greater than room temperature (Fahrenheit, not the meter thing).

    You’re being charitable. They’re definitely Celsius grade idiots. And yes, Grampa Sniffy has no filter and says the quiet part out loud a lot. “I’m going to get in trouble talking you you journalists. Oh there’s the Easter Bunny with my ice cream!”

    1. Okay, you’re right. And combine the two IQs and you couldn’t get a temperature that would melt an ice cube.

  3. “…the French Revolution…”

    John, it wasn’t “a head of its time”. It was ONE head at a time.

    And, it’s agreed that this whole scenario is carefully planned. Obama? No, he doesn’t have the intellect. Bloomberg? Perhaps. Suggestions of Mr Big’s identity are appreciated.

  4. “So, was Joe being stupid when he said “inflation is our strength” or was he just slipping and sharing the quiet part of the plan that he wasn’t supposed to say?”

    Embrace the healing power of “and.”

    1. You are correct. When I thought about this post I was gonna end it with the “why not both” meme, but, you know, it got late.

  6. I’ve been thinking about the saying, “Hard times create hard men, hard men create good times, good times create soft men, soft men create hard times.” We’re in the “soft men” stage. We’re also in a stage of a rather large number of elites who have designs on running the world. They want to jet set around the globe, eating the finest food and drinking the finest wine while those of us who survive the upcoming democide serve their needs while we live in the pods and eat the bugs.

    The big fly in the ointment is the American gun owner. Somewhere near 70 million of us own 500 million guns and 26-odd trillion rounds of ammo. We’re the largest non-army army in the world. We could outlast all other armies by sheer attrition. However, remember the “soft men” bit? Far too many of us are far too comfortable. And those who want to rule us will use that to their advantage.

    As conditions in our world continue to decline and we get more and more uncomfortable (also known as starving), most will turn to a strong man who will heal our sicknesses, put chickens in our pots and fix our 401k’s. And just as the vast majority of paytriots masked up and “stayed safe,” the vast majority will do as they’re told–turn in their guns, move to the cities and usher in the Great Reset so they can get back to watching Bosch on Amazon Prime while eating their Gate’s approved lab grown steaks.

    Maybe I’m wrong. I hope so…

    1. Depends on the speed they choose. But I think the decline is past their control, so the faster it goes, strangely, the bigger the immune system response.

  7. John, the problem – at least the problem as I see it – is that the “revolution” requires a host of other stable things – food and energy come to mind – to be plentiful and available, as well as currency to be stable and the economy unquestioned so a country can borrow its way into bankruptcy. Right now none of that seems right: energy and food are going up quickly and the US is continuing to give away money like a drunken sailor. When food and energy run out, you will get a revolution, but it might not be the revolution of your liking. And if default on your currency, it is like defaulting on your loan: suddenly your opinion about finances matters very little to larger world. After all, you have demonstrated you are financially cents-less (see, even I can do it!).

    1. Ha! I like the pun. You’re right – physical constraints matter – I devote a lot of electrons to just that. And we will soon see hard limits.

  8. The adults are back in charge? Really? One look at “Admiral” Rachel “Richard-less” Levine puts the lie to that nonsense. I could not meet that freak with a straight face if my life depended on it. My inner 14 year old would be unable to resist the call to arms that such a ludicrous creature presents.

    They must care nothing for their inevitable legacy, for historians will surely be brutal in their assessment of this current administration. Future generations will marvel at the level of insanity we’ve allowed to grow and fester. Biden and company are the grift that keeps on grieving. If there is another steal in 2024 or any further attempt at lockdown, there WILL be open revolt.

    Uh, dolts, indeed.

  9. He was both: Biden is Raymond Babbitt shooting his mouth off about counting cards in Vegas.

    I’d call him RainMan, except since he’s lacking the savant part, there’s no clever French phrase borrowed by psychologists to describe an idiot-idiot.
    The shorthand is just to describe, accurately, as a demented moron.

    Which is why he cannot “taste our frustration”.
    That’s just Poopypants digging around in his Depends so much while eating his pudding pops, he can no longer tell the one from the other.

    https://i.imgur.com/RMYZnqz.png

    1. He is (I think) at this point an evil, useful idiot. I do think he is evil. But also an idiot.

    1. I’m not clicking on that, because I already know what I’m going to see.

      Look man, it’s a free country, but if you’re going to put that out there, you have to put up some orange cones, snow fencing, or a Keyboard Hurl Alert or something. Somebody could get hurt otherwise. Just saying.

      1. I remembered him from the original news as another slightly puffy pale soy boy… I’d forgotten the horrific dress or the “pup play”.

        shudder
        n

  11. Was it Lenin that said that he’d crush the middle class between the twin millstones of taxation and inflation?

  12. I wonder whether Resident Biden knows the difference between “a strong dollar” and “inflation”. The strength of the dollar (as the cleanest dirty shirt in the monetary system) is a wonder to behold, but can’t be ignored.

  13. Post Turtle Jo Jo Brandon is the perfect face of the collapse.
    His handlers are on a kamikaze mission to burn it all down in four years.
    Such a shame as this capitalism thing could have went on for another 100 years at least.
    Oh well, I’ll share some ratmeat kebab portionss at the people’s burn barrel food bank in the spirit of unity.

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