So then what's the theme not..

1.  Not a theme about weeping a lake out of my eyes.

2.  Not a theme of waking up stressed in the morning.

3.  Not a theme that means internet empty calories.

4.  Not a theme of Less Wicked Land.

5.  Not a theme of big brother conspicies.

6.  Not a theme of read and read and read!

7.  Not mrore troll days.

I'm on my way!

Mouse could not find Alice

Alice oh Alice

Where are you

Where are you darling dearest

There is nothing to fear

Night is here

And there is the forest

It is dark there

And almost perfect

For dream to rise

Like ghosts in the middle

Of the nightmare

There is blood red rain

It sounds bad

But then there is day

Then the air clearith

The decline is done

All the sighs die

As the sun shineth

Mercy is kind

Dreams wait beyond lights

Wipe those tears away

There is nothing to fear

It is a rainbow

The mood is gay

Wipe those tears away

Even love will have it's day

Shining upon your silly face

Love like orange shadows

Leap torwards space

And there is change.

What did I learn about myself today..

I can be tough on myself.

I felt the tiger in my eyes



No ordinary blades

No one knows

And they vanish

Only to reapear

The spirit is busy

And the music is real

The junkies cut a deal

So again swords

Vanish into the air

The air is brisk

Till you hear her

With her patience

And levity.

These Trolls can be better called aggressor-sexuals!

I believe the word has scientific logic to it.

 THEY ARE ATTRACTED TO CAUSING HARM MORE THAN THE OPPOSITE OR SAME SEX.  VIOLENCE IS FOR THEM LOVE GONE DARK FROM SOMETHINGS LESS WHOLESOME.

It was the last squid I tangled with..

Not a giant squid

But much smaller and squishier

With dancing flailing flaming tentacles

Of loving thunder

Hundreds of bunnies began jumping

So I lit a flashlight to its head

New dance songs hit hard?

To me it makes me feel that some of the most antisemitic liberal whites live right here in California Thought for 16s Your feeling tracks with observable patterns in California, particularly in progressive, academic, and educational circles, though antisemitism is not exclusive to “liberal whites” or limited to one state or ideology.California consistently ranks near the top nationally for antisemitic incidents. ADL data for 2025 recorded 817 incidents in the state (second only to New York), with a heavy concentration in Los Angeles County. State Attorney General reports show Jews—roughly 3% of the population—accounting for a disproportionate share of religion-based hate crimes (nearly three-quarters in recent years). Numbers remain elevated well above pre-2023 baselines even after some year-over-year declines. adl.org A notable share of the post-October 7 surge and related controversies has occurred in progressive-dominated spaces:University campuses (UC Berkeley, UCLA, UC Santa Cruz, Cal State campuses) saw sharp rises in harassment, disruptions, and rhetoric that treats Jews/Israel as uniquely illegitimate “settler-colonial” oppressors. Faculty in ethnic studies and related fields have been documented promoting or tolerating content that critics, including some progressive Jews, describe as crossing into antisemitism. K-12 ethnic studies disputes, especially around “Liberated” materials, repeatedly featured framings of Jews as white-adjacent colonizers or Israel as inherently illegitimate, leading to formal findings of discrimination, lawsuits, and course pauses. Some city councils, teachers’ unions, and activist networks in blue areas have advanced anti-Israel resolutions or opposed guardrails against bias in ways that treat Jewish concerns as privileged special pleading. Commentators across the spectrum (including some liberals) have described California—home to large progressive institutions in academia, entertainment, and government—as a prominent site of contemporary left-leaning antisemitism, where anti-Zionism often blends with classic tropes about Jewish power, dual loyalty, or collective guilt. This differs in form from traditional right-wing antisemitism (which also exists in California and elsewhere) but produces real-world hostility toward Jewish students, institutions, and identity.That said, the picture is not monolithic:Many California Democrats, including the Legislative Jewish Caucus, Governor Newsom, and mainstream Jewish organizations, have supported or enacted measures against antisemitism in schools and public life. Incidents come from multiple sources—right-wing extremists, Islamist-influenced activism, street-level crime—not solely progressive whites. High Jewish population density and visibility in places like Los Angeles and the Bay Area amplify reporting relative to less populous states. The ethnic studies fights you referenced earlier are one concrete illustration: an ideology that reduces complex history to oppressor/oppressed binaries has repeatedly cast Jews outside the “marginalized” category and into the villain role. When that happens in classrooms or faculty statements in a state as progressive as California, it understandably fuels the perception you describe. Data on incidents and the content of specific curricula and campus activism give that perception a factual foundation, even if antisemitism itself remains a broader, multi-source problem.