Two headlines together I find extremely ironic

[Diamond_Dog]

From the New York Times morning headlines in my Inbox.

“The shortage of baby formula has hospitalized two children who can’t absorb nutrients properly.”

“Gun manufacturing has nearly tripled in the U.S. since 2000, fueled by sales of handguns”

What screwed up priorities this country has.

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[Aussie105]

1. Inconsistent priorities and conflicting interests

are hallmarks of a regressive, primitive society.

Don't look now, but you might be living in one?

No, I don't know of an easy and generally acceptable solution either.

[eppur_se_muova]

2. Guns not butter ?

At least according to the bloody hand of the gloriously unfettered free market.

[pwb]

3. Gun manufacturers should start making baby formula ?

Oh wait?

[jaxexpat]

4. Civilizations in decline tend toward degeneration.

Pretty much the definition of shelf life expiration.

[SergeStorms]

5. And I'll bet....

if you kept reading both articles they'd lay the blame for both on Democrats?

Just a hunch, knowing how the "liberal media" operates.

[Initech]

6. Keeping people alive is hard! And expensive!

[IronLionZion]

7. Let them eat guns, problem solved

I saw an idiot online claiming Biden sent baby formula to Ukraine.

[Warpy]

8. Let's hope the guy cutting corners at the Abbot company

has joined one of the gun manufacturers and is teaching them how to shave a fracti0on of a cent off here, and there, and there, too.

Let's hop[e those guns jam, misfire, overheat, and generally injure the shooters rather than killing their human targets.

Yeah, I know, but I can still dream.

[question everything]

9. And a court fight among two celebrities pooping on their bed. Why is this in the news? On CNN?

Two weeks ago Bill Maher squander what was supposed to have been an interview with Fran Lebowitz by ranting about this trial while Ms. Lebowitz was just politely sitting there listening.

I had no idea then and I have no idea now what it is all about and could care less.