Monday, December 29, 2014

Must See : Rape Culture



Thursday, December 18, 2014

What can you do about "The Interview"?

What can you do about "The Interview"?

Gather some friends, write a script on how you think the movie would unfold or how you would write it. Now film it. Now put it on Youtube!

Sony America may have caved in but we don't have to.

Can you imagine if hundreds of amateur versions of the movie appeared on Youtube? Go out and act it out. Animate it. Use puppets. Do claymation. Is Robot Chicken up for this? Maybe Tom Ska?

Maybe Sony will leak the script and everyone can do their own interpretation. Someone can turn it into a stage play. How about a musical?

Can you think of a better way to beat these hackers try at censorship?

If we get hundreds of versions out there maybe Sony will release theirs. After all, the sting will be gone.

Announce your project in the comments here. Use "Youtube" as a verb and tweet your project with #YoutubeTheInterview!

Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Why we don't need the Second Amendment

We have the Second Amendment to provide protection against the government if it raises arms against the people.

Hasn't that been happening?

So many government agencies now have their own police force; this means the agencies have arms. People worry about the NSA collecting meta data but when is the last time you heard of them kicking in an American's door and arresting them? None. However, the Bureau of Land Management had no problem invading Bundy's ranch and killing his cows over a tax dispute. Why not a court order? The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service raided Gibson Guitars over what wood they were using which in the end was shown they did nothing wrong. Couldn't they have sent in an inspector instead of a raiding force?

The point is arms are being raised against the people and that is only two simple examples. However the military is not raising arms against the people but faceless bureaucracies are doing so. This is why people don't recognize the violation for what it is.

We have had the Supreme Court deem it is okay for the government to take your land for financial improvement for the common good and also deem that we can be taxed for our mere existence through the Affordable Care Act.

We are also victims of Congress trying to legislate physics. Fuel efficiency in cars and pollution control causes the design of smaller and or lighter cars that are less safe regardless of their safety features. Incandescent light bulbs were not made illegal by name but made illegal by defining how much energy can be used per lumen. As a result you get bulbs with poisonous mercury or a really expensive LED bulb.

So why do you so love the Second Amendment? Where are the bodies showing you've stood up for your rights? Work within the system you say? Really? The oppression through agencies and regulations are from unelected officials you can not depose. You didn't vote in those judges nor can you kick them out using the system.

We do have elected Congressmen that have passed oppressive laws (A.C.A., light bulbs). Why are they still in power? Is that your version of working within the system?

Recently Gruber, an architect of the A.C.A., said that a tortured language, lack of transparency, and lies were need to pass the A.C.A. because the public were to stupid to approve something he thought was good for them. He's right; you are stupid.

There it is. It has been exposed that for the government to tax you for your existence they had to lie to you because you are too stupid to make decisions for yourselves.

So why are you so attached to the Second Amendment? I see no bodies proving your affection for it. All we get are crazies going into gun free zone and killing innocents; the result is a call for more gun control and you go nuts.

Where are the bodies of those that legislate away your freedoms?

Huh?

I thought so.

You are never going to exercise your Second Amendment rights because as Gruber said you are too stupid.

Our lives are so comfortable that no one wants to rock the boat. People are picked off here and there by the government and there are no repercussions.

Why are you so insatiable for a right you don't want to exercise?

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

Why the Celebration?

I understand it is exciting for Republicans to win so many seats but why are you celebrating? Republicans were voted in because they are the lesser of two evils.

This is nothing like 1994 when the Republicans had the "Contract with America." Remember that only two years into Clinton's term, which he won over dissatisfaction of Bush's mild recession, voter's voted for a well defined vision of the same party that they voted Clinton to oust.

2014 is very different.

People are invested in Obama emotionally like a religion or ideological like Nazism. Yes like Nazism. The lefties that don't like children saying "under God" in "the pledge of allegiance" or even saying "the pledge of allegiance" had kids singing praises to Obama. That is really sick.

This man who had never done anything in his life promised that the people would have 30 days to view laws online before he signed them but signed the A.C.A., a.k.a. Obamacare, even after Pelosi said "we have to pass it to find out what is in it." Not only did the people not get to read it but the politicians didn't. In addition all of his promises on the A.C.A. turned out to be lies. Now people are losing their health insurance and those that can now buy health insurance find that there are no doctor's accepting it. They are buying something compelled by law with no one providing service at the other end.

Let us not get started on how racist he has been or his administration. We were expecting healing.

The people saw most of this trouble when they reelected him two years ago. It took all of his promises turning to lies and start hurting people to start losing faith.

The people have been spooked by the crushing lies and the Republicans only have one year to make changes because they did not offer a plan like in 1994; the Republicans just were not Democrats.

A year from now when the presidential race starts up the Democratic nominee will ask if Republicans made things any better. They will ask the people to remember how bad things were under Bush. Yes they will invoke Bush and blame the housing bubble and economic crash on him even though it has roots dating back to the 70's. Obama will probably not be mentioned.

The Republican presidential nominee will be framed in the Bush financial crash and the single year of Republican rule in Congress which will probably not end in success. Don't forget the sexism charges that there will be if Hillary is the nominee. Get Condoleezza Rice to run for president to slap down social issues but especially because conservatives love Rice; she is awesome.

The next two years up to the next election will also have an incredible amount of racism heaped upon the Republicans for opposing Obama. That is just modus operandi.

I am not saying that it is bad for the Republicans to win as they did. Republicans must man up to the task ahead.

Otherwise this is pre-2016-election-exultation.


Tuesday, November 4, 2014

It's not a Republican Wave ...

... but it might be the start of a Conservative wave.

As I write this the Senate is 2 Independents, 43 Democrats, 52 Republicans, and 3 seats to be determined.

The House is 157 Democrats, 235 Republicans, and 43 seats to be determined.

If there was a veto proof Congress I might believe we had a Republican wave, but I think we see the sand being wiped from the peoples' eyes. Maybe the voters realize after voting for a black man (if you can call a half white half black man raised by his white mom and white grandparents in Hawaii black) twice and yet be disparaged for being racist, or being promised they can keep their doctors and insurance by Democrats, and many other lies, maybe people realized the lies from honey dripped lips of snakes promising the government will be there to make it all okay while destroying their world.

With so many lies, maybe Republicans are not racist; after all they were spawned with Lincoln; Republicans put the first black man on the Supreme Court and the Democrats fought it. They might not be sexist since they put the first woman on the Supreme Court. Maybe, the Democrats tell a lot of lies about Republicans or just tell a lot of lies.

This could be a turning point for Republicans. Both Libertarians and the Tea Party are the most credible criticizers of their actions. The press are a fluffy pillow for the Democrats.

Let us wait and see.

Thursday, October 30, 2014

Slaves/Zombies

I responded to a video about zombies. However, the subject about zombies distresses me because of the real history.

Not to put a damper on Halloween, but,
Everyone has a sore spot and mine is zombies.

Many of the hollywood mythical creatures have a true history but the one that persists to this day in real life is zombies.

Zombiism is a practice of voodoo which is really the poisoning of a victim for later excavtion of their tomb and drugged slavery into sexual or labor bondage.

"The Serpent and the Rainbow" comes close to a true documentary, but a truly hollywood fantastical ending.

Zombiism is the last form of masked slavery we need to abolish.

I fear the popularization of the fictional zombie will give cover to the truth because we all revel in the adventure of what we all know is a fiction forgetting the truth of the victims in its roots.

Wednesday, October 29, 2014

Shooting Fish in a Dept. of Ed. Barrel

So I was going to make a blog posting and "shoot fish in a barrel" and do a dry sarcastic posting on Obama's ebola policy. However, first I thought it was my responsibility to first peruse the government blogs and laugh at the under the radar obscurity since I have not done anything original for quite a while. The first blog post I went to for absurdity is the Department of Education. They did not disappoint.

Let us start with the title of the blog post I encountered.
Investing in Evidence: Funding Game-Changing Evaluations

I was sooooooo drawn to this because of the title. I read it like this:
Investing in Evidence:
Funding Game,
Changing Evaluations
But it is really supposed to be read as:
Investing in Evidence
Funding <GameChanging> Evaluations
Hopefully you can see my initial misunderstanding; especially since I had had a drink.

So yes, from here on it is a drunken post, but it doesn't mean I can not make more sense than the Department of Education.

Let us move on into the post.
The Congressionally enacted Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2014 allows the Department to strengthen the impact of our evaluation work by pooling resources across Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) programs. This makes it possible to fund rigorous evaluations of individual Federal education programs that currently lack sufficient evaluation dollars, and to evaluate the impact of various strategies that cut across a wide range of ESEA programs.
Year after year more money has gone to education and performance has gone down. We are told we need to give more money for education. However, this paragraph eludes that we can scrape money from this system like fat from a skinned rattlesnake for flavoring to fund a new study.

Really?

There's enough fat in the bone dry education system to fund a survey?

O.K. What's the survey?
Specifically, we are asking your help to identify what the most pressing education policy and/or practice questions are and how answering them could provide needed information to educators, parents and local, state, and federal governments to enable significant improvements in education. Our goal is to support the development of findings that have the rigor and power to inform significant improvements in how schools, districts, states, and the federal government provide services to students. We are seeking public input on the following questions:
So far the two quoted paragraphs go to a centralized point of decision. This is central planning. The thousands in Mississippi and millions in New York, the thousands in Missouri and the millions in California, speak their voice, supposedly.

All because school choice is bad.

So, let us move on to the questions.

What are the most critical P-12 questions that are still unanswered?
Are you f**king kidding me!? Aren't you supposed to be the experts taking our money telling us what is the best for education!? Aren't you the ones berating us for advocating for school choice? What the f**k is wrong with you!? Unanswered questions!?

How's this for unanswered questions!?

Why the f**k aren't you teaching times tables?

Why the f**k does simple subtraction take several steps in Common Core?

Why the f**k do you misinterpret the second amendment in Common Core?

Why the f**k do our students score high in self esteem but low in grade scores against other countries?

Why the f**k do you deserve a single penny of our tax dollars you dumb f**ks?

[compose thyself for the next question]
How could answering these questions provide information that could be used by schools, districts, and States to improve student outcomes for all students and/or particular groups of students?
[in a calm voice] I am glad you did not take the solution to the centralized federal level. This in general illustrates a problem with the educational system in that centralized planning devalues the need of local needs. To more properly answer the questions we need to answer local needs.
What type of study could answer these questions and produce findings that are reliable and generalizable?
[in a slightly irritable voice] What the f**k do you mean? We don't need a study for what is needed for our industries. And generalizable? What the f**k of major issues in our state is generalizable with the major issues of another state across the country? Why the f**k are we giving you money to homogenize states with incompatible interests!?
What implications would these findings have for existing practices, policies, and federal programs? Please mention the specific practices, policies, and programs by name if possible.
[uncontained outrage]
Oh my F**KING GOD! 50 different states with 50 different needs and you want me to describe how centralizing our interests and needs against 49 disparate ones will affect me? Can you do the math on that!?

Probably the f**k not but you might have learned the proper emoticon to express your disappointment in that!


Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Buy this Dame a Drink!

Julia Pierson resigned as Director of the Secret Service. Buy this dame a drink!

Of all of the P.O.S.s that have been appointed by Obama, Julia is the only one man enough to fall upon the sword.

Odd. Her name is Julia and the Obama campaign had a "Life of Julia" campaign that showed how weak women were and needed the government (instead of a man).

This Julia fell on the sword for the government.

Buy this dame a drink.

Eric Holder resigned. So the F**k what. He's a partisan racist hack. It does no one any good, except maybe those that expect true justice, so maybe everyone.

Julia might have been qualified for the job except for the Obama administration touting they put a woman in charge of the Secret Service for the first time. Just cast doubt if she was put in position because she was qualified or had a vagina.

One thing the Obama administration didn't expect was that she has integrity.

She fell upon the sword.

Buy this dame a drink!

Friday, September 26, 2014

ISOT, not ISIS or ISIL

ISIS means Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. ISIL means Islamic State of Iraq and Levant.

How about we just settle for ISOT : Islamic State Of Terrorism.

However, if you are properly rude you may prefer IBF : Islamic B**t F**k*rs.

What do you think?

What should we call them?
 
pollcode.com free polls


Monday, September 15, 2014

Teacher's Union

The Union for Teachers. Department of Education.

Good?

Good for who(m)?

Does a Union protect the worker or the client/boss?

The Teacher's Union.

Is it working for the teacher or the students? Who gets paid? Who pays or who's parents pay?

How about a "Client Union?"

The Determinators : Whoever Pays Holds The Right To Decide : Obamacare

You are gripped at the start with the State saying they can not pay for Chemotherapy but assisted suicide is affordable.

A documentary about medical ethics. Where does Obamacare swing?

Listen here: http://acu.libsyn.com...

Thanks Justice Roberts.




Why you didn't hear about a Quran found on the Mexican-American border

Hint: you are all pop culture whores.


Newsbusted


Sunday, September 14, 2014

Baiting the Cops or Harassment?

So Jeff (RantWithJeff) had a colourful response to Michigan cops reacting to some men exercising their right to open-carry.

This is the video he reacted to:


So do you think they were baiting the cops or was this harassment?


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Thursday, September 11, 2014

President Bush was not a Soothsayer!

So by now you have probably read, viewed, or heard President Bush describe why we would not withdraw from Iraq.

Just in case you missed it, here it is...
So many people are saying he was prophetic. Shut the freak up you morons! You are confusing what was.

It is frustrating to hear he was prophetic. He wasn't predicting the future. He was explaining the state of the region and how events would unfold because he and his advisers understood, I repeat, understood the region, the politics, and the people.

It was not a prophecy. It was a statement of fact.

If I were not so self-overserved last night I would have already posted this. President Obama does not understand terrorists or terrorism.

President Obama is worse than being an empty suit. He is a bubble boy.

President Obama is a bubble boy that enjoyed his ideals by being protected by the armor of capitalism and U.S.Military interests.

President Obama's political philosophy will kill Americans. He thinks through talk you can reach an understanding, empathy, and agreement.

Benghazi?

President Obama lacks understanding. ISIS or ISIL (as Obama prefers to say) is an Islamic ideology. It may be a gross interpretation, but it is an Islamic gross interpretation. President Obama stating it is not an Islamic ideology does not make it not so. President Obama is not a caliph.

I can not image how much of our military is chomping at the bit to be let loose and devour ISIS. I am sure there are Marines and Soldiers already waging bets on head counts they can get.

But as p. Obama talks, let us wait for the coalition. (Yes the small 'P' is intentional. As p. Obama wants to lessen the US's powers he lessens his rank.) Our strike force must "wait" for "the coalition," or to redefine "wait" for "the approval of the European elite with the dainty bung holes that smell as sweet as the toiletries that they wipe them with made of rose petals."

Our soldiers fart death bombs you pussies!

pResident oBama is a blip on the radar of the United States. He is a learned mistake. He reminds us talk is cheap. pResident oBama is talk, talk, talk, talk, and golf, golf, golf.


Monday, August 18, 2014

YeeHa! Texas!


I am now in Texas!

My move is complete, but the unpacking is not.

What a beautiful place.

So, yeah. It is hot, but it is better than too cold.

Love the people.

The wild-life is awesome. Well, by wild-life I mean regularly encounterable critters. In this case, lizards, birds, and bats.

Back in Atlanta all I saw was a lone bat circling my local area. In Texas where I work, during window cleaning, the bats were disturbed enough I could see a dozen in the parking garage; many circled our building during the day during the cleaning. Near where I live is a location to buy tickets for a comfortable seating to watch thousands of bats emerge at dusk from a hollow. The nearby river-walk also is quite a spetacle.

Upon my return from the market on my first shopping day with an initial load of staples I set my bags down inside my door-wall. I went and gathered the rest of my pack and set those down too. I picked up the first bag I intended to unload and saw something scurry from its place to an adjacent bag.

All I thought was "Crap! A roach."

I shifted and lifted bag after bag while I shooed the critter into the open. Once I was successful I found it was not a roach but a small, (baby?), gecko. This gorgeous lizard that back in Michigan that would fetch from $20 to $100 just waltzed into my abode.

If intelligent design is true, then Jim Henson was an angel birthed upon the earth; he designed the gecko before that. The gecko looks like a muppet; it is so muppet like it is surprising it does not talk.

I bet Henson created the Platypus on a bet too.

I've seen anoles scurrying around outside my place. In fact, I have seen the most brilliant green borne by an anole crawling up the outside of my building with a tail that transitioned from green to brown to black like he was a lit candle blown out after a few seconds. However, the anoles are like willow o' the wisp and scurry the closer you come towards them.

At work vultures and birds of prey perch and saunter about the buildings edge. These creatures can take a perception that birds are fragile creatures and twist them into beasts to fear. They sport a mass to be reckoned with.

Texas.

I have come home.

Friday, June 13, 2014

Ahhhh. Music.



Lawless Holder

I like to be silly, sarcastic, and/or funny, but sometimes you have to be serious.

Eric Holder is a bad bad man.

I highly recommend everyone subscribe to the CATO Institute.




Thursday, May 8, 2014

The Evil Trees

Vegitarians do not eat animals because they deem it cruel.

Trees and plants absorb nutrieints from the earth. These nutrients come from dead plants and animals.

Animals!?

Plants eat animals!

Wednesday, May 7, 2014

A Brain On Socialized Medicine

In the U.K. Caffé Nero paid £0 in taxes. This peeved one of the caffé's patrons. He was a "loyal" customer and turned in his "loyalty" customer card over this. He explains why blathering it on twitter all proud and smug.



If you agree with him hang on and read on because you are wrong. If you disagree with him and don't know why, I think I can tell you why.

Steve Pottinger (he advertised himself and made his persons a public object on twitter) is a valued loyalty customer of Caffé Nero. However, he is throwing his loyalty card back into the fire. His dad was in the hospital and his fate is unknown per the rant. All we know is Steve thought his dad could get more care if Caffé Nero paid taxes. The doctors and nurses could have received pay if Caffé Nero paid taxes. And well, all sorts of other people could have gotten money.

Steve, really!?

You are blaming Caffé Nero for following the rules the government setup. You are blaming Caffé Nero for how the government distributes money. You are blaming Caffé Nero for giving you the most cost effective/quality product that you so thoroughly enjoyed over and over you yourself became a valued loyal customer to them.

So in no way do we see Steve taking the government to task for their tax code or distribution of wealth. He does no chastise the government on what doctors or nurses get paid. He does not blame the government at all. He blames a company for not giving enough money as a reason to problems.

Steve turned in his card and will get his java elsewhere. Will he get the same quality for the same price?

Whether or not he does is only subjective to his palette.

However, let us tear into his final thoughts.

We're all in this together, and without a vibrant and cohesive society - which tax revenues help maintain - you've nowhere to sell your goods.

This sentence is very true but insanely stated by Steve. The cohesive society maintained by taxes is the protection of property, not the usurpation! Steve wants you to think that the taxes are meant to give to the people, not protect what people have earned and own.

Somehow Steve also thinks that the caffé expects customers to show loyalty. Really, the caffé uses gimmicks to get repeat customers to come back, not expecting loyalty. Any business knows they are as good as their last customer served.

So go on Steve. Go find that socially conscious caffé. That extra dollar you pay, it's you paying for what Nero didn't. Your new caffé just passed the cost onto you.


Monday, April 28, 2014

Dept. of Education Rewards Incompetence Just Like the IRS

Oh it's so fun and easy to poke fun at government and its bureaucracies.

Hopefully all of you have heard about the IRS agents that didn't pay their taxes that received bonuses. How about the Department of Education employee that gives advise on student loans that self admittedly made mistakes on her student loans?

The stupidity of this is astounding. Nicole Callahan released an article named "4 Mistakes I Made With My Student Loans and How You Can Avoid Them." This is not advise from someone in the public sector but someone that works for the government. Her position? Digital Engagement Strategist at the Department of Education’s Office of Federal Student Aid.

Yes. She openly admits she made mistakes on her student loans and yet gets a job related to student aid. What could go wrong?

So what were her four mistakes?

I should have kept track of what I was borrowing
I should have made interest payments while I was still in school
I should have kept my loan servicer in the loop
I should have figured out what my monthly loan payments were going to be BEFORE I went into repayment

Half of her problems were "I didn't do simple Math."

However she is only a "Digital Engagement Strategist" and hence she is just more web designerish right? (Don't let Obamacare roll out affect you judgement of government web technology experts) Let's blog-search her name.

Oh no!

About 120 results

Let us list every headline associated with her name. Page one only.
  • 6 Things You Must Know About Repaying Your Student Loans ...
  • 4 Mistakes I Made With My Student Loans and How You Can ...
  • Need Advice About Your Student Loans? Your Loan Servicer ...
  • ED.gov Blog
  • 7 Ways to Promote FAFSA Completion at Your School | ED. ...
  • 5 Reasons You Should Complete the Free Application for ...
  • 4 Common Student Loan Mistakes | ED.gov Blog
  • 5 Things You Need To Know About Your Student Loans | ED. ...
  • 7 Things You Need Before You Fill Out the FAFSA | ED.gov ...
  • 4 Things to Do During Your Student Loan Grace Period | ED. ...

So there may be a bit of advice coming from Nicole on about 120 articles? And how does she describe herself in the 4 mistakes article?

So while I don’t claim to be a student loan expert, I have learned a lot of lessons along the way, mostly through trial and error.

Admits not an expert. Is this government promoting incompetence or an individual covering their posterior?

Shouldn't the Department of Education use an expert to give advise on student loans? Why are they using an amateur?



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Monday, April 21, 2014

Gay's Trump Card ; Sorry Blacks : Sorry Crippled ; Sorry Normals ; Perversion Rules

Social test. Whom is the prefered socially?

Heterosexual vs. Gay

    Answer : Gay

Christian vs. Gay

    Answer : Gay

Black vs. Gay

    Answer : Gay

Deaf vs. Gay

    Answer : Gay

Heterosexual Christian Black Deaf vs. Gay

    Answer : Gay


Maybe it is time we rise up on our homosexual overlords and clog leaks in the dikes with some faggots.

Read a dictionary to get all meanings of the statemnt. ;^P

Cops Caught Plotting To Frame Innocent People On Their Own Dash Cam

Thank God (or those ingenious inventors and law enforcement policies) for dash cams. Some cops (12?) have been caught conspiring to plant drugs on two innocent people on their second illegal search.

Follow the above link for the full story. All I can say is this reads as a horrendous case of "power corrupts."

The fact that there a quotes of what the officers said in the article:
the house is clean, there is no meth in the house
we're gonna spike that and we're gonna spike him.
I got the meth in the ------- car
leads me to believe that this was obtained from the video tape.

However, trial by press and public opinion is wrong. We do need to see where this goes and what the conclusions are. Bare out all evidence.

I prefer to think that bad cops are the few. But why would a cop do anything as nefarious as the above suggests?

Stossel, have you any ideas?




Sunday, April 20, 2014

Five Ranchers You Have Not Heard About

Some people have mixed feelings about what happened at the Bundy Ranch. Some feel part of it was Bundy's problem since he didn't pay grazing fees. From here on the arguments and little details go on for a while. One thing is for sure and that is that the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) overreacted to the situation.

Even though Bundy might be in the wrong a bit, I'm okay with that because the government is in the wrong a lot. This push against the government is good even if done in a not so kosher manner.

If you play by the rules you might get trampled because the government does not play by the rules. Five ranchers are being trampled on in South Dakota[1][2]. It's not the BLM this time but the Department of Game, Fish and Parks of South Dakota. Still, totally wrong.

These five ranchers have land that had, I repeat "had," a railway running though it. The land has been owned by their families but easement laws allowed some of it to be used for the railroad. So the tracks eventually closed and the railroad gave it back to South Dakota, except these are easements, not possessions. The railroad cannot give the land to anyone. Under South Dakota law the land goes back to the original owners once the easement is void which is the ranchers.

What actually happened was the state took the land and turned it into a scenic trail. It is now a 109 mile trail cutting through five ranchers' lands. The government has made a regulation no motorized vehicles can go on the trail. So now there is a line on their land the ranchers can not cross; a line that was illegal by state law to be made in the first place. A scenic trail is a piss poor use of easement laws.

In short the ranchers can not cross this line because of beautification, at least that is what I read "scenic trail" as meaning. We are not even talking about an endangered species anymore. Ranchers' way of living is threatened just so things can be prettier.

Are you kidding me!? This is why we should start breaking the rules because the rules are stupid. The rules are anti-human. Thank the founders for the Second Amendment. An aerobic exorcise of it might force the government to obey the law too.

So for now enjoy Joe giving a critique of the Bundy Ranch incident.




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Wednesday, April 16, 2014

The Legalization of Gay Marriage : Alan Keyes 2004

This is an absolutely incredible video about gay marriage, the Constitution, irresponsible judges, and our future.


The Iditerod is Rasict!


The ultimate sport deserves the ultimate coverage. How about the ultimate diversity?

Currently we are lamenting that too few players in baseball are black. No one has mentioned the Iditerod. In 2014 there were 69 racers and only one was black. Newton Marshall.
Well, here's the rub. Newton is not an African-American. He is Jamaican. No extra diversity points for African-Jamaican. Are there White-Jamaicans? Or is it Euro-Jamaicans? No, Euro includes Spain which are Hispanic-Jamaicans and are not White Devils. Anglosaxon-Jamaicans? Anglosaxon excludes the Spanish, right? What was I talking about?

Only 1.45% of the participants are black. 1 in 69, a sexy number. Are you saying blacks aren't sexy?

All of those Harlem youths that latch packs of wild dogs to their Radio Flyers are having their hopes dashed. Why? So cruel!

Do we really have to import black people to race dogs in sub-zero temperatures? The only black man in the world to do this has to be Jamacian high?

Sad.


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