We have the eye-roll-inducing misfortune of finding ourselves fully engulfed within a society where there are not one, but two major societal issues both in the headlines and in-your-face literally everywhere you go. There's no escape. It's 80% or more of every social media feed. They're … [Read more...]
Euphemism: A Weapon of Mass Destruction
January 30, 2019 by 1 Comment
The key to holding the minds of the masses is to control the narrative in which they are immersed. Essentially, so long as you are able to rhetorically direct people in the direction you want them to head toward, you can make them think anything. Take the recent legislation the governor of … [Read more...]
Religion, Gender-Dysphoria, and Truth
January 21, 2019 by 2 Comments
In my many years discussing, debating, and defending the Judeo-Christian worldview I've come across countless objections from all directions. Some tend to have broad appeal as a foundation but with minor differences, or angles, as it were depending on one's worldview. Specifically, 'it's … [Read more...]
When Optics and Demographics Trump Common Sense
January 17, 2019 by 1 Comment
Within recent years non-profit organizations have sprung up in an effort to correct what they view as a racial injustice within the nation's judicial systems. Citing only raw demographic statistics, outfits such as the Bronx Freedom Fund makes it their mission to bail out minorities who find … [Read more...]
10 years since Hurricane Katrina
August 26, 2015 by 1 Comment
It's been a full decade since the hurricane of historic destruction hit land back in 2005 leaving thousands upon thousands in ruin. The event was so tragic we needed a reason, something to blame for the hurt. That reason was global warming. Of course it's not called global warming any longer … [Read more...]
Is this the most pivotal presidential election of your life?
August 24, 2015 by 4 Comments
A friend asked this question of me today. It brought to memory all the radio and television talk show hosts who proclaim each election cycle that "this election is the most important of your life time". I suppose they aren't wrong. Each new election brings new rippling consequences, all of which … [Read more...]
Why shouldn’t she abort?
November 3, 2014 by 154 Comments
Earlier in the week I was listening to a podcast discussion about the controversy Richard Dawkins inspired when asked what to do when pregnant with a Down Syndrome baby. His response was to abort and start over. The woman on the pro-abortion side defended the sentiment even though she said she … [Read more...]
What does Ferguson tell us about resisting the government?
August 28, 2014 by 82 Comments
This is an older post about whether or not we, as a free people, should ever allow ourselves to completely submissive to the government. While I wholly disagree with the reasons the people used to justify the unrest that had played out in Ferguson, Missouri over the last couple weeks, it's plainly … [Read more...]
Navigating the news
July 15, 2014 by 1 Comment
Australian judge opines on incest citing its taboo is similar to that of homosexuality. This isn't at all surprising. When the LGBT activist community used a very particular kind of defense for accepting their sexual proclivities. If you are inclined to accept their defense, you are logically … [Read more...]
Animals have right to live as much as any human…well, not any human
July 14, 2014 by 12 Comments
If you don't know who Kendall Jones is, she is a teen who has recently ruffled some feathers by posing with African big game animals she's hunted. Well, one self-righteous anti-animal killing liberal compared the killing of those -- or any animal -- to murder. In fact animals have the right to … [Read more...]
The slippery slope gets slipperier: Pedophilia is natural, says academics
July 9, 2014 by 15 Comments
When opponents of legalized same sex marriage and socially normalizing homosexuality ask the question: what's next? proponents scoff at their warnings of a slippery slope into doing the same for bestiality and pedophilia. However, the claims of the slippery slope were vindicated when psychologists … [Read more...]
It’s not just deniers saying it: NOAA data shows cooling, not warming
July 8, 2014 by 6 Comments
Despite global warming "deniers" pointing out that the Earth hasn't warmed for nearly two decades, sea ice is at record levels even though it was predicted that it would be all gone by now, and falsely claim that CO2 levels skyrocketing to record levels would cause more frequent and greater … [Read more...]
Her body, her choice? Mother smokes and drinks because she’s having a boy
July 7, 2014 by 7 Comments
Josie Cunningham made news a while back for publicizing her intention to have an abortion in order to appear on reality shows in hopes of becoming famous. Well, she decided against having that abortion, but isn't making things much better. She had believed she was having a baby girl, but much to … [Read more...]
Trending now: #ScaliaLaw
July 3, 2014 by 24 Comments
I have yet to see one who knows what they're talking about. … [Read more...]
Patent revocation for Washington Redskins strictly a political witch hunt
July 2, 2014 by 1 Comment
The recent -- and I do mean recent -- offense taken by the team name of the Washington Redskins has resulted in the revocation of their patent trademark by the US Parent Office. This move came only after the political left began to become offended, in an election year, and had been lobbying the … [Read more...]
Planned Parenthood gives award for increase in abortions at facility
July 2, 2014 by 2 Comments
Supporters of the right to elective abortion and Planned Parenthood often tout that only 3% of their 'business' is abortion. This number is, of course, misleading. However, of the women who get services from Planned Parenthood because they're pregnant, there's another story to be told. A … [Read more...]
Women’s birth control is none of your business, but…
July 1, 2014 by 3 Comments
The protesters slamming the Hobby Lobby decision haven't thought through their protest signage, obviously. It seems to be lost on these people that at the same time they claim their sex life/bodies/personal decisions are none of their employer's business, they also seem to think … [Read more...]
Hobby Lobby still provides contraception
July 1, 2014 by 4 Comments
There's quite a lot coming from the political left about the "controversial" ruling handed down by the Supreme Court about the contraception mandate. They are taking to Twitter to lament the Christian imposed sharia law facilitated by the Court. There's the renewed war on women, the denial of … [Read more...]
Proposed public drinking ban… is racist
July 1, 2014 by 4 Comments
A Columbia city Councilwoman is being criticized for proposing a drinking ban in a local park because the park is located in a predominantly black neighborhood. (Columbia Tribune) -- Citing a desire to improve public health and make Columbia parks more family friendly, First Ward Councilwoman Ginny … [Read more...]
Supreme Court strikes down Mass. law enacting buffer zones at abortion clinics
June 30, 2014 by 1 Comment
Earlier this week the Supreme Court unanimously -- yes, unanimously -- ruled that a Massachusetts law prohibiting discussions with, and handing out leaflets to people entering or exiting abortion clinics within 35 feet, even if public property encroaches closer than that, as unconstitutional. For … [Read more...]
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