It’s inevitable that I would read an opinion piece in the Washington Post with a title like this one:
It’s inevitable that I would have trouble sleeping last night after reading that and the comments that followed, including, “ How can something be increasingly inevitable? Isn’t that like being a little bit pregnant?” (Inevitably I thought, “Or very unique.”)
It’s inevitable that people are going to fortune-tell and catastrophize about the future. It’s inevitable that sometimes they’ll be right and sometimes they’ll be wrong.
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It’s inevitable that I’m going to share images like these in this daily blog.
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It’s inevitable that the Daily Bitch has something relevant to add.
Here’s what I find when I search for “it’s inevitable” on YouTube:
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It’s inevitable that I express gratitude at the end of this blog post to YOU!
It’s very frightening, Ann, how many people believe the media that’s helped protect freedom of speech since we became a country is the liar all of a sudden.
Very scary, my friend.
I didn’t see that, or I would have called it out too. Looks like Kagan is trying to have it both ways. 1. It’s inevitable (he gets elected, I told you so); 2. Increasingly inevitable (he loses the election, I tried to tell you it wasn’t a sure thing.
It was inevitable that I would write an entire paragraph in response. 🙂
It’s inevitable that I would thank you for your comment, Barbara.
If another four years of Trump, with all the terrible things that would follow, is inevitable then it’s only because we’ve lost all hope and have stopped trying. I haven’t lost hope and will keep trying to make things better.
Thanks for the hope, my friend.
like Christopher, I haven’t surrendered to it yet and believe that this will not come to be. I am. hopeful that good will win over evil here.
Hope springs eternal, my good friend.