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Patterns of Silliness, Nothingberders and Coveffee!

 Patterns of Silliness, Nothingberders and Coveffee!

Patterns, we start to see them if we observe. Some of them are simple and we catch on quickly. Some are not and it takes more time or distance. 


Chaos theory is a good example of those patterns. If we were distant enough in time and/or space and continued to observe, we would see these patterns emerge, and know that nothing happens without cause and effect. 


The pattern


Every day Red State sling some gibberish onto a page and it passes unnoticed except by the most calcified of trumpist minds. 


Then about one day a week they will post something by a little known but not yet totally rejected writer, covering a story from an opinion piece from some other writer of some notoriety on the fake right, proclaiming that irrefutable evidence has proven that something the other side says or does has been destroyed and the whole movement is about to fall and then Republican Nirvana will be revealed! 


Every week this happens, and every week it falls into the abyss of evidence-less silence! And then it is Sunday, and we start over again! That is the pattern. It may not always be notable, but it is there, give or take a few hours and a little intensity here or there. 


It has been Durham a few times, and Hunter Biden a dozen or more times! It has been imaginary FBI informants several times, now it is local cop informants. Who knows what it will be next time? It is mostly just, yes; you guessed it, nothingberders and coveffee

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