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Slack.com slash DHQ. So this is the place where I usually deliver some devastatingly brilliant

satire, making fun of the absurd ideas of our friends on the left. I do this because

if I can't find the humor and absurdity, the world becomes too grim to bear and because

absurdity is funny, even when, especially, maybe especially when, it's the absurdity of

corruption. We were created to be like the angels and a fallen to be less than men. That

ought to be good for a laugh or two. Same as when a taff and a tuxedo slips and falls into

a mud puddle. But as your mother used to tell you about fighting with your siblings, it's

all fun and games until somebody gets hurt. The same is true of the fall of man. It's

absurdly hilarious until the shooting starts. There's nothing worse than these stories.

The killings in El Paso in Dayton, won by a right-leaning evil-doer and won by an evil-doer

on the left. Our countrymen snuffed out by two of Satan's glove puppets. People who

are no longer fully human because the devil got into them through their broken places

and devoured the men god made them to be. The words that always come to my mind in these

moments are the famous words of the philosopher, Vidkenstein, who said, whereof, one cannot

speak, thereof, one must be silent. Would that we could follow that advice? But since

we can't, and since social media seems to give the worst of us the loudest voices, let

me suggest just a couple of guidelines for speaking about the unspeakable. First, your

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