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Showing posts with label Morals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Morals. Show all posts
Sep 25, 2015

Boehner and the Asses

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I have no more respect for John Boehner than for any other institutional  politician. Nevertheless, he was one of the better tacticians of t...
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Aug 15, 2013

White man speak with forked tongue; Red man, too

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If you're visiting Mt. Rushmore from the east or south, and if you enjoy pale blue highways, you could easily wind up in Whiteclay, Nebr...
Jul 31, 2013

Bradley Manning (2)

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Manning took an oath and violated it. Pledging to defend the Constitution and obey lawful orders from military superiors is not the equivale...
Jul 30, 2013

Bradley Manning, Jailbird

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My moral compass won't settle down to a cardinal point on the Manning case. Begin with the boy-man himself, a classic reject by three ...
Mar 26, 2013

Gay Day in America

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A good day to be very judicious in consuming the output of the electric news from the cable. Anything over a couple-three minutes per hour c...
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Jan 13, 2013

Parallelism

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The urgency to get new gun-control before the Newtown emotion wears off. -0- The urgency to get the girl to a room before the roofie wea...
Sep 7, 2012

The Public Vagina

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If we must talk about it, I suppose we have to call it something, and vagina is technically accurate. Furthermore it is more, errr,  value-n...
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Sep 1, 2012

Girl porn. Money porn.

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(1) One hundred years ago "September Morn" was finished and won an award from the critical Frogs of the Paris art industry. It was...
Apr 26, 2012

The TSA: A fun place to work

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Francesco Canesco is probably no more of a terroristic threat to you, me, and the Republic than any other congressperson. And even if he is,...
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Apr 12, 2012

Minnesota vice

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Marko has a pretty definitive report on Moorhead, Minnesota, cops trying to rob a sore-footed waitress struggling to feed her five kids. ...
Nov 17, 2011

Boy Scoutageddon

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That last post got me thinking about federal charters in general. The first one I personally heard of was the 1916  charter of the Boy Scout...
Dec 10, 2010

Theocracy 101

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The Iranian woman sentenced to death by stoning may have been freed due to pressure from the slightly more civilized world,  according to AF...
Nov 19, 2010

Abortion

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I try not to discuss abortion because its spiritual dimension is unrevealed to me. I will observe that it seems to me to be a particularly...