Knackered Follows the Crowd with Benzos

   Hey there.  Knackered here.  Knackered recently spent some time following a large spiritual gathering in the DC area.  The purported reason for this event was to emphasize their belief that their hopeful candidate has been sent forth by the almighty.  In the interest of human sanity, a few points need to be made.                  

   The founder of their faith is the antithesis of what they claim to profess.  Though most attest to be interested in their own salvation they first need to be saved from themselves.  

   The individual of worship in their faith was definitely not white.  While this has been declared a non-issue by their group,  actions of many continue to make this a very real part of their belief system. Words and viewpoints expressed publicly further promote latent disrespect for persons  of color.

   Most in attendance have a long held hatred for the ‘woke’.  Whatever the term is claimed to mean, it most clearly denotes anyone who does not believe as they do.  

   Yet again, the founder of their faith is without a doubt, the ‘Wokest’ individual who ever walked the face of the earth.  With no evidence of any education, his short time on the planet left a very lasting impression.  The things he spoke to resounded not for his generation alone, but for billions yet to come.

   Despite all the controversy surrounding his birth, there’s no evidence that it took place in a snowy area in December.  His family moved around so much in the early years that there’s always the chance that they crossed borders without having the necessary citizenship.  And that might mean …dare we say, that they were ‘undocumented’ at some point?  

   Many attending the DC rally have notoriously declared the the vagrants of society to be the scum of the earth.  Who knows what they eat, who they run around with, or what they’re babbling about.

   We all need to remember that that the individual they worship was a penniless itinerant who dragged a contingent of strange people around with him. Groups like this usually get bussed somewhere else in this day and age.  

   And probably the biggest insult of all is the claim that their chosen candidate can be compared to an Israeli King who lived thousands of years ago.  And, they cite, for that reason alone,  their candidate is the ‘anointed one’.   

   The source of their information is a religious, not historical, compilation of material.  Though archeologists (Israeli ones as well) and modern historians have failed to find any evidence that many of their infamous patriarchs even existed, the one in in question would have much distaste for the political candidate called out to emulate him. 

   King David, above all else, was patron of  the arts.  As a musician and author he came up with fantastic stuff that’s stood the test of time. The same will never be said in regard to their ‘anointed one’.   Of course it won’t.