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Category Archives: Deb
WTF, over?
Why is this not a problem for every being who lays claim to some human ancestry? We are BURNING FOOD IN OUR CARS, people. Why doesn’t that upset everyone? I mean, absolutely everyone? I mean, I’m an anarchist freak and … Continue reading
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Everything is class, even if class isn’t everything.
Via this week’s Carnival of the Capitalists, an article on professionalism for salespeople that talks about why folks don’t think of sales as a profession. He touches on something that’s dreadfully important, which is that the respectability of a given … Continue reading
The atheists aren’t the problem. Hell, they’re not even *a* problem.
Via J-Walk, an interesting take on the godless among us. As one of said godless, I really appreciate any article that fails to demonize (I’m supposed to resist?) folks like me. Nice change of pace. Being an atheist might not … Continue reading
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I’m impressively impressed.
With the way that Senator Clinton is managing to screw her campaign up. I’ve been saying for several years that the Presidency was hers to lose, this round. I’m really shocked, though, that she’s managing to, you know, actually lose … Continue reading
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A bit of history.
Once upon a time, I was 16 and totally excited to go to Berkeley because it was Berkeley, man. I wore a peace symbol on a chain around my neck everywhere I went, and I really, truly believed that people … Continue reading
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Another lovely quirk some folks seem to have…
Is a belief in time machines. I’m all for personal responsibility, but there’s a difference between wanting folks to have to work forward in their lives from a bad spot with minimal or no government hand-holding (a thing which is … Continue reading
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We’re barely more than a century removed from the year an entire town in South Dakota nearly starved to death.
Giggle at me if you will for referencing Laura Ingalls Wilder, but really? This is important. History is taught as though those members of the human race who came before us are somehow less than human. We sit here and … Continue reading
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Still doing my little dance of happiness over the withdrawl of the Mitt.
I don’t think there’s a good way to express just what a mess that guy is. He was an awful governor, and I can’t imagine what he would have done with a whole country to beat up on. On the … Continue reading
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Oh, now there’s a shocker.
Drug companies being less than honest about study results? That would never happen! Here’s yet another example, starring antidepressants.
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Wrong. On. So. Many. Levels.
Not the least of which is that it angered me enough to do that funky punctuation thing. But seriously: being poor is not a crime. If you have problems with the consequences of the welfare state, then you might want … Continue reading
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