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COMMENTS I’VE POSTED

1. Posted to Facebook —

   Please welcome Ranota Banks to the group!

LISTENING / READING / WATCHING

1. [New York] Daily News — Video shows shocking moment man is fatally shot by two masked bandits aiming pistols with silencers by Elizabeth Keogh and Wes Parnell
2. The Amazing Lucas — No PARTIES in Chicago [YouTube]
3. KUPT 29 TV [Heroes & Icons (H&I) affiliate for Albuquerque, New Mexico] —
   1. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
   2. Star Trek: Voyager
4. Comet ^[1] —
   1. Battlestar Galactica (2003 version)
   2. Stargate SG-1

NOTES FROM LIFE, ETC.

1. Still cleaning house and putting Mom’s affairs in order, wondering when Loony Lockdown Wuhan Lujan is going to realize that there’s no cash flow at all for her and her fellow Demoncrap Political Classholes with the 90% of the New Mexico economy on standby, waiting for to “authorize” starting up again.

NOTES

1. Schedule for Comet TV

Today in history

COMMENTS I’VE POSTED

1. Posted to Facebook here and here —

   Arvin Vohra
   Friday, May 1, 2020 at 3:44 PM

   The Libertarian Party isn’t like other parties, because, as many great leaders have pointed out, we are an “ism”. There is such a thing as Libertarianism. It has a definition. It has an independent meaning.

   We can fight for Libertarianism. Or we can fail to. But we can’t redefine it. We don’t have that power.

   Our platform can reflect Libertarianism. Or it can fail to. But our platform cannot change what Libertarianism is.

   Libertarianism rejects government schools, and government funded schools. There is no exception to that. Minarchism, anarchism, classical liberalism, and voluntarism all reject government schools. The Libertarian Party can represent that. Or it can fail to. But the Libertarian Party, all the delegates, the entire LNC, even by unanimous vote, cannot change that every form of Libertarianism rejects government schools.

   The Republican Party platform isn’t restricted by any external philosophy. Their platform has no external standard to achieve or fall short of. The “Republican” view on any political position is anything the GOP wants it to be.

   But the Libertarian view is not just anything the LP wants it to be. We can fight for Libertarianism. Or we can fail to.

   Since 2008, we have failed to. Our presidential nominees have said more anti-Libertarian things than Libertarian things. Gary Johnson wanted to cut government spending by $0. His “Fair Tax” was revenue neutral. He refused to talk about ending the Drug War or abolishing government schools. But he was very clear that Libertarians supposedly support a “social safety net”. Bill Weld was all set to remove gun rights without due process, saying that anyone on a watch list shouldn’t have the right to buy guns.

   Justin Amash is yet another in that line. He playacts at Libertarianism for every minor issue. But he has voted to increase government school spending, and never said anything public about abolishing them.

   If we want someone who will increase government school funding and also hates Trump, there is an entire party for that: www.Democrats.org.

   But if you want to fight to end the welfare state and the income tax: www.VoteVohra.com.

   Respectfully,

   Arvin Vohra
   Candidate for President

LISTENING / READING / WATCHING

1. Libertarian Party of the United States [LPUSA] —Libertarian Party of Kentucky hosts a Presidential Debate! [YouTube]
2. The Firearm Blog [TFB] — TFBTV: 7 Reasons Why a Steyr AUG is Better than an AR-15 (or M16) [YouTube]
3. Paramount Network — Bar Rescue
4. KUPT 29 TV [Heroes & Icons (H&I) affiliate for Albuquerque, New Mexico] — Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
5. Vice — Dark Side of the Ring
6. Comet ^[1] — Stargate SG-1

NOTES FROM LIFE, ETC.

1. Spent a good bit of today putting Mom’s affairs in order and cleaning the house.

NOTES

1. Schedule for Comet TV

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LISTENING / READING / WATCHING

1. KRQE News — Gov. Lujan Grisham announces relaxing some restrictions for businesses
2. W.A.S.P. — The Last Command
3. Comet ^[1] — Space: 1999
4. KUPT 29 TV [Heroes & Icons (H&I) affiliate for Albuquerque, New Mexico] —
   1. Star Trek: The Next Generation
   2. Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
   3. Star Trek: Voyager
   4. Star Trek: Enterprise
5. FXX — Archer

NOTES FROM LIFE, ETC.

1. Spent most of today putting Mom’s affairs in order and cleaning the house (especially the kitchen and associated dished). Still coming to terms with this.

NOTES

1. Schedule for Comet TV

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LISTENING / READING / WATCHING

1. Van Halen — The Best of Both Worlds
2. W.A.S.P. — W.A.S.P.

NOTES FROM LIFE, ETC.

1. Spent most of today putting Mom’s affairs in order and cleaning the house (especially the kitchen and associated dished). Still coming to terms with this. The HME guy came to the house today to pick up the hospital bed, oxygen concentrator, 5 x portable oxygen bottles and bottle carrier. Also picked up Cagney’s ashes from Sunrise Veterinary Clinic. Made my car payment on line at around 11 PM.

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LISTENING / READING / WATCHING

1. Albuquerque Journal — State Police chief replies to comments by Grants mayor by Colleen Heild, Journal Investigative Reporter
2. Paramount Network — Bar Rescue
3. Law Enforcement Today [LET] — As national restrictions, high unemployment continue, experts believe America on the brink of “mass civil unrest” by Pat Droney

NOTES FROM LIFE, ETC.

1. Mom passed away at around midnight (?) on Saturday, 25 April or Sunday, 26 April — the on-call nurse from Presbyterian Hospice Services declared her officially passed at 1:15 AM on Sunday, 26 April. Still coming to terms with this.