Archive for September, 2007

Can You Say Oligarchy?

1 Comment | Posted by JPennStar on September 28th, 2007 in I, Pandora

Okay yeah I understand that we vote for our representatives but honestly how good is this Bush-Clinton legacy for our Republic?
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I honestly think Hillary will pass through the Democratic primary and that’s something to be concerned about. And though I doubt she’ll be our next President it’s kinda scary to think of [...]

Babel

No Comments Yet | Posted by twistedlogic on September 27th, 2007 in Justice

This sounds like a repeat of the Tower of Babel. On September 14, Nebraska Democratic State Senator Ernie Chambers filed a lawsuit against God.  The suit asks for a “permanent injunction ordering Defendant to cease certain harmful activities and the making of terroristic threats.” Chambers alleges that the harmful activities God could stop are “fearsome [...]

If Hitler Visited…

1 Comment | Posted by matthew on September 27th, 2007 in Uncategorized

The insanity (yes, this is insanity: ordinarily and generally decent people choosing to associate with evil people over good people is insanity) of leftist academia is appalling as always. In the wake of the Ahmedinejad speech at Columbia University, the leadership of that asinine austere institution stated that they’d have hosted Hitler if he visited [...]

Christianity Is No Sugar Pill

2 Comments | Posted by matthew on September 26th, 2007 in Christian

In a new discovery for me (thanks to The Point): this beautiful article by an ex-atheist who found what she thought to be a intellectual experiment examining the effects of living according to God’s rules (if He existed) turned into so much more.
As she says: “you know the real thing when you get it.“

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He’s Now In A Box, And The World Is Less For It

No Comments Yet | Posted by matthew on September 25th, 2007 in Uncategorized

Marcel Marceau has died. The French mime was perhaps the most famous of his profession, entertaining millions. I still recall his dance routine where the girl he’s dancing with is … well, watch it yourself:
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There Is No “Safe” America

1 Comment | Posted by matthew on September 24th, 2007 in Culture

Do you ever wish life weren’t so complicated? Do you wish you could move to a small country town where everybody knows each other and where the biggest problems the local school has to deal with are bubble gum and bobby socks?
Nostalgia is a powerful thing. The “Good ol’ days” are a siren song unequaled [...]

The Bloody Face, Revisited

5 Comments | Posted by matthew on September 21st, 2007 in Abortion, Culture

In response to the run-on sentences of David Klaess (I’m tempted to say he’s writing as though he’s drunk) responding to my previous post on abortion, I found my comments reaching “new article” length, and proceeded to do just that:
your a racest kook and furthermore extreamists like you are the people who cause more [...]

Hiding A Bloody Face

6 Comments | Posted by matthew on September 20th, 2007 in Abortion, Children, Culture

Abortion mill parent company Planned Parenthood, progeny of the racist white supremacist Margaret Sanger, has encountered an unexpected roadblock in the construction of a new abortion mill (aka. Planned Parenthood Clinic, or reproductive health clinic) in a suburb of my own beautiful Chicago.
The planned clinic in Aurora was being constructed by Weitz Construction when pro-life [...]

It’s Not Just Islamic Extremists…

No Comments Yet | Posted by matthew on September 18th, 2007 in Uncategorized

…who believe those who leave Islam must be killed. Thanks to LittleGreenFootballs.

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This Fat Doesn’t Fly

1 Comment | Posted by matthew on September 18th, 2007 in Culture

I have little sympathy for fat people, and even less when they’re sitting next to me in an airplane. Apparently at least one fat person thinks he ought to be allowed to try and squeeze his bulk into a single seat with no thought for the poor person(s) forced to share 2/3rds of (their) seat(s) [...]

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