Subtitle: Stop the World – I Want to Get Off!
OKAY! This stupid Trump/Hillary-Star-of-David-media-hype-off-topic-garbage needs to stop.
We truly live in a sad era. I have never been ashamed of
being human until now. The six-point star has been a much-utilized marketing form
since I can remember – and I’m old …
Has anyone, just for fun – besides me – searched Wikipedia
for “six-point star” references? There is no specific Wiki definition, but take
a gander at ALL the NON-neo-Nazi and NON-Judaism allusions … even our law
enforcement agencies utilize the shape:
- Paris
lace
ground is used in other lace styles as well. It has many
other names: six-point star - from the shape
fond chant - it formed the ground of 19th century Chantilly
- Antwerp
lace
lace is a bobbin lace distinguished by stylized flower pot
motifs on a six-point star ground. It originated
in Antwerp, where in the 17th century an estimated
- La
Raza Nation
Mexican flag). Their symbols include the Mexican flag,
cross, and a six-point star. Although La Raza is
affiliated with Folk Nation, La Raza has been
- Folk
Nation
Horns, 6-Dice, Number 6, Devil's Tail, Six Point Star (Star of David), Upside Down 5 and
Crown, Broken Five Point Star, and a Pitch Fork. Folk Nation group
- Ted
Sexton
currently Executive Vice President at Unit Solutions, the
founder of Six Point Star Solutions and a
faculty member in the Criminal Justice Department at
- Bobbin lace ground
wire, French, six-point star,
star, star-pointed ground, hairpin stitch, fond chant. The ground has hexagons
and triangles, making a star-shaped mesh.
- Babanin
blue field based on two cross swords, spikes up, over it
there's a six-point star, and below there's a golden crescent, with its horns
facing upwards
- Hexagram (redirect
from Hexagram (6-pointed star))
guild. In German this is called "Bierstern" (beer star)
or "Brauerstern" (brewer's star). A six-point
star is used as an identifying mark of the Folk Nation
- Star
of David
millennium before the first documentation of the term in
reference to a six-point star). That term is
probably based on Genesis 15:1, where God promises to
- Stockton, California
Stockton police officers were required to wear blue uniforms
and a six-point star badge. In October 1889 a
new uniform was decided upon by the chief.
- Epiphany (holiday)
Epiphany dessert was
the jam tart, but made into a six-point star for
the occasion to symbolize the Star of Bethlehem, and thus called Epiphany tart.
The
- San Francisco Patrol Special
Police
patch is embroidered in silver thread. Officers wear a
silver-toned six-point star with the words “San
Francisco Patrol Special Police." Patrol Special
- Thillai Nataraja Temple,
Chidambaram
this posture is that it is based on the six point star.
Nataraja's head forms the topmost point of the star, while His spreading hair
and right hand
- Religion in the Peć region
Patriarch of Peć”; this six point star
has a diameter of 16 cm and is composed of two intertwined triangles. More
precisely, the six-point stare is located inside
- First East Turkestan Republic
by the introducing of a new flag of Xinjiang Province, that
had six-point yellow star on red background and
was in official use from 1934 to 1944 years
- List of cities with defensive
walls
fortified since Roman period. Karlovac city walls, built in
1579 as a six-point star with bastions. Motovun
Nin, Croatia Novigrad Grožnjan Omišalj Oprtalj
FYI, I JUST
pulled this form from the Microsoft Word “Shapes” section (under “Insert”) and
modified it with “no fill” and red outline. This shape has been used for
decades in advertising with no one giving it a second thought as to what – as a
symbol – it
can mean. But for those
of us who are not Jewish or affiliated with neo-Nazis, it is nothing other than
a promotional tool to garner attention.
For media idiots to call the six-point star
politically incorrect, exacerbates the misuse and abuse of the phrase. We
should give it welfare aid and free counseling. Get over it, world.
I swear, social media and those who use and abuse it, is
what will one day force me off-grid. And just like a “grand opening” ribbon
cutting, I will celebrate the cord-cutting.
Since WHEN is the media politically correct???? It’s time to
stop the madness. Stop nitpicking the trivial and focus on the REAL aspect of
politicians and politics – POLICIES.
Beyond the ridiculous hype over a common advertising ploy,
is the state of our presidential campaign.
We, the average citizen, can’t possibly “know” the
presidential candidates. Voting in any large election is like pinning the tail
on the donkey – unfortunately blindfolded; or trying to remember all the good
and bad qualities of the elephant in the room, that make him or her qualified
to lead us.
No matter who is elected, we won’t get the “perfect”
president. He or she is still human – and with that distinction comes all the misconceptions,
mistakes, errant choices, and sometimes bad behavior that we ALL display at one
time or another. The best we can do is choose the person whose policies most
closely align with our POV – and hope that person wins.
The social media bickering, the snooty sniping, and the
bad-idea backstabbing is what we tell our teenagers to stop doing, and “grow
up.” Huh. Some role models they have to emulate.
In the
Trump-referenced context, referring to the six-point star as ONLY the neo-Nazi
Star of David is like calling the beautiful, and from-the-beginning-of time
Rainbow, SOLELY the Gay Pride icon.
B.S.!! (And you all know what that
means.)
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