Monthly Archives: June 2008

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This one. Thatisall.

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Gloucester Girls

By now, you’ve probably heard about the 17 pregnancies at the high school in Gloucester, Massachusetts, where apparently a bunch of girls decided it would be cool to get pregnant together and raise their babies concurrently. My thoughts are perhaps … Continue reading

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You know…

You wouldn’t have to worry so much about how much of your money they’re taking and who they might be giving it to if you could see that they have no true right to do so. You vote, you “legitimize” … Continue reading

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This is Only a Drill

It seems the issue of the day is drilling for oil. Well, yeah. If you don’t pay, you can’t play. It’s absurd to have resources in the United States locked up so extensively, and I can’t imagine so much of … Continue reading

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Damn it. I could almost like the guy.

Obama’s apparently talking about kicking the credit card folks where it hurts. Good. A pox on all those usurious motherfuckers. And before you make some sort of protest that cites the free market, what we’ve got now? Not one. Not … Continue reading

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You wonder why folks don’t vote?

I can talk all day about the abstract issues behind all of this, but try just looking at my life: We’ve fallen a bit down the economic ladder. Extended unemployment, yadda, yadda, yadda. In an effort to keep a roof … Continue reading

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We Don’t No Same Old Edumacation

CEH Wiedel discusses this Arnold Kling article as it applie to her own family and concerns about education and IQ. I have long and increasingly been of the opinion that things have to change. There are multiple problems or angles. … Continue reading

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