Just when you thought there might never be good news again — or anything to make you laugh — here’s an example of poetic justice to bring tears of laughter to your wintered eyes.

Kirsten Brydum: Kirsten Brydum was a 25 year-old “social activist” who died while on a nationwide tour campaigning for Barack Hussein Obama for President. She was gunned down in New Orleans in 2008 by a nigro [. . .]
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Pirates & Morons: In April of 2009, a motley collection of Somali pirates hijacked a Belgian ship north of the Seychelles named the MV Pompei. For two months they brutalized 10 crew members [. . .]

Although credit is often mistakenly given to Shakespeare, it was the 17th Century literary critic Thomas Rymer who coined the term “poetic justice.” Poetic justice occurs when some particularly vile [. . .]