Clay Bennett for October 08, 2022

It’s okay, even if you wear the hat on the right, you can claim you graduated from Georgia University, even if you didn’t.

The hat of the left costs a lot more money than the cap on the right, but the red one might just be far more expensive for our country in the long run.

“And he’s oh, so good, And he’s oh, so fine, And he’s oh, so healthy, In his body and his mind. He’s a well respected man about town, Doing the best things so conservatively” (The Kinks)

I well remember how Old Rush Limbaugh used to bait the MAGA crowd by telling them how the arts and croissant crowd thought they were better than they were thus instilling a bit more animosity, generally the A and C crowd might not have been “better” but they were generally more well educated, evidently no loss of pride in being just &^%ing stupid.

You can’t spell HATRED without RED HAT…

You can have all the diplomas available, but if you don’t have COMMON SENSE, YOU’RE SCREWED!

One represents the ability to think critically, and the other one represents blind loyalty. If you can’t think critically, someone else has to do your thinking for you.

There’s a lot of life not covered by the contrast depicted in this cartoon. There are people without college degrees who would not wear a MAGA hat, and people with degrees who do. I’m a big fan of education, but I’m also a big fan of people who know how to make things and build things and grow things and fix things. I’ve lived in both worlds, and I value what I’ve learned in both worlds.

There is also the thought that if the highest paid person at a college is a sports coach, …

A Pulitzer is in order!

I would wear this red hat. For those that don’t open links, it’s a red hat with “Made ya look, Black Lives Matter.” on it.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/835063158/made-ya-look-black-lives-matter

Another good one Mr. Bennett!!

True, it represents working for a living and not having your degree paid off by the government.