PaladinPhil 10/1/2020 6:19:36 AM

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doppelganglander 10/1/2020 7:18:54 AM

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Reply to PaladinPhil in 1:

I hope you can find a way for the Squire to get the benefits he's entitled to. The drive is inconvenient but it may be worth it.

PaladinPhil 10/1/2020 8:13:54 AM

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Reply to doppelganglander in 2:

Also checked the government page where you can find therapists. Broken down into four or five regions. Central goes from Waterloo (about 30 minutes west of Toronto) to Ottawa.... Majority of practioners are based out of the Greater Toronto Area.... So what if they can't travel, or even intake interviews is going to require time off of work and time out of school for him. Severe pain in the neck.

Occasional Reader 10/1/2020 10:10:02 AM

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Reply to PaladinPhil in 3:

Well, the funding is a start, anyway.  Good news on that.

doppelganglander 10/1/2020 10:36:43 AM

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Reply to PaladinPhil in 3:

The downside of living in a more rural area.

Kosh's Shadow 10/1/2020 3:38:30 PM

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The Long March Through the Institutions

While it is about Jew-hatred, it also explains what is behind the riots

The “Long March Through the Institutions” has been a fairly simple, even simple-minded, idea ever since the German communist thinker Rudi Dutschke coined the phrase in the late 1960s. Realizing that they had, at least for the most part, failed to spark a political and economic revolution through open street protests and activism, some of the New Left revolutionaries of the 1960s and ‘70s adopted a slower but in some ways more determined path. By entering the very institutions they wanted to smash, while retaining and disseminating their revolutionary ideology, they could lay the groundwork for a different kind of revolution — it wouldn’t require guns, bombs, and barricades, because the institutions of society would already have accepted its legitimacy. The institutions would fall because they had been persuaded that they deserved to fall, and that would be the revolution.

This was in no way a conspiracy, because a conspiracy, by definition, is secret. The “Long Marchers” have always been quite open about their intentions.

Alice in Dairyland 10/1/2020 3:51:23 PM

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Remember when Biden bullied Paul Ryan in the 2012 debates?

https://althouse.blogspot.com/2020/10/biden-continually-interrupts-ryan-in.html 

I had totally forgotten about this.  I'm guessing Trump remembered it well and knew what he was up against. Anybody who thinks Trump was a big meanie should just watch Joe in action.  Seems he wrote the playbook.

JCM 10/1/2020 4:07:32 PM

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Reply to Alice in Dairyland in 7:

What sticks in my mind is Creepy Joe at the Thomas hearings. Nasty old coot.

Occasional Reader 10/1/2020 4:10:01 PM

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In #6 Kosh's Shadow said: This was in no way a conspiracy, because a conspiracy, by definition, is secret. The “Long Marchers” have always been quite open about their intentions.

It wasn’t a secret, exactly, but for the plan to work and to continue working requires that basically nobody cares it’s happening. I think that, thankfully, is changing.

Kosh's Shadow 10/1/2020 4:37:56 PM

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In #9 Occasional Reader said: t wasn’t a secret, exactly, but for the plan to workh; with g and to continue working requires that basically nobody cares it’s happening. I think that, thankfully, is changing.

Much harder now to stop, though with generations indoctrinated in bullshitthink

Kosh's Shadow 10/1/2020 4:51:36 PM

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In #10 Kosh's Shadow said: Much harder now to stop, though with generations indoctrinated in bullshitthink

Just like it would have been easier stopping Hitler by not letting him have part of Czechoslovakia.

(BTW, one reason the Czech Republic is pro-Israel is they see the world doing to Israel what the world did to them at the Munich conference.)

Kosh's Shadow 10/1/2020 4:52:53 PM

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Orwell 1984: Newspeak

2020 leftists: Nothink. 

Oldthinkers unbellyfeel wokeism. Feel, no think.