Some San Francisco activists are gathering signatures in an effort to ban the custom of circumcision of male infant babies in the in the Bay area. If San Francisco passes this measure, it will be setting pace to become the most nannified city in the Union by following up their recent ban on Happy … [Read more...]
Bin Laden killed…maybe
May 2, 2011 by Leave a Comment
This news brings both elation and frustration. Of course this was a fantastic headline to wake up to. After evading US forces for years, his time has finally run out. Having been responsible for more than 3,000 American lives, justice has been served. Unfortunately, since he was 'buried' at sea, … [Read more...]
Corperations do not pay taxes
May 1, 2011 by 1 Comment
President Obama is still pushing to end the nearly $4 billion in tax breaks for the oil and gasoline companies. ""These tax giveaways aren't right," says Obama, "They aren't smart. And we need to end them." Now, either Obama is economically inept, or he thinks the American public is. Business do … [Read more...]
Obama's birth certificate reveals shocking truth!
April 27, 2011 by Leave a Comment
The White House today released President Obama's long-form birth certificate. When the "birther" movement arose (originally by the Clinton campaign during the 2008 presidential primary race), Obama released his short-form birth certificate, or certificate of live birth. Since the short-form's … [Read more...]
Kansas passes voter ID bill
April 26, 2011 by 1 Comment
Governor Brownback has signed into law a bill which would require voters to present a photo identification when voting in any election. The new bill would require: Photo identification of all in-person voters at every election. Proof of citizenship for voter registration beginning Jan. 1, … [Read more...]
Teen faked pregnancy, surprised by reactions
April 25, 2011 by 7 Comments
Gaby Rodriguez, a 17 year-old high school student decided to conduct a social experiment gauging the reactions of fellow students for her research paper titled: "Stereotypes, Rumor and Statistics". Only a small handful of people knew she was not pregnant, including her mother, boyfriend, and school … [Read more...]
Some billionaires ok with higher tax rates
April 23, 2011 by 3 Comments
According to The Daily Beast, some of America's well-known billionaires would be just fine if their tax liability were increased. Aside from Zuckerberg, several other prominent billionaires and wealthy Americans have spoken out in favor of greater taxation, characterizing their support as a … [Read more...]
School amends standing policy for pledge
April 23, 2011 by 9 Comments
A local school district in the Houston, Texas area has recently amended their policy which formerly read that students stand while the Pledge of Allegiance when recited in the morning. Two seniors decided one day that they did not want to stand during the Pledge and it has become the talk of the … [Read more...]
Let's redistribute your GPA
April 21, 2011 by 19 Comments
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOyaJ2UI7Ss&feature=player_embedded UC Merced students are confronted with the idea of over-taxing the wealthy in a scenario they can relate with: their grade point average. Some students work and study harder than others which earns them better grades. So when … [Read more...]
College student proves God exists
April 20, 2011 by 5 Comments
A Virginia Tech freshman, Alexander M. Huppert, was arrested after an altercation with police at a local "Ask an Atheist Day". Hupert walked up to a table at the event sponsored by the Freethinkers at Virginia Tech (FVT) student group. Huppert then borrowed a pen, drew a cross with a circle on the … [Read more...]
Court OKs sex-change for child
April 18, 2011 by 5 Comments
An Australian family court Justice has decided to allow a 10 year-old child to begin steps towards a sex-change. The boy's parents happen to be medical experts and psychiatrists and deemed it necessary to allow their prepubescent child to make life altering decisions and petitioned the court to … [Read more...]
Raise taxes! (we don't pay them anyway)
April 17, 2011 by 4 Comments
I'm surprised a study of this kind, though informal, has taken this long. Then again, not really, most media outlets are not chomping at the bit to besmirch the names of a certain political party. The Daily Beast, has devised a system to rank the number and severity of tax-cheating politicians. … [Read more...]
Conn to seize licence for repeat cell users
April 15, 2011 by Leave a Comment
The Conn Legislature passed a measure which would now allow police officers to seize the driver's licence for up to 24hrs for repeat cell phone offenders. Apparently the fines were not enough to deter drivers from using the hand-held devices since their banned usage in 2005. This is one of those … [Read more...]
If you haven’t been victimized, make it up
April 13, 2011 by 5 Comments
A University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill student had reported to police on April 5th that he was assaulted with a hot metal object by a man who also used a homosexual slur during the attack. After further investigation, the Department of Public Safety has determined Quinn Matney had invented … [Read more...]
Tax and complain
April 12, 2011 by 3 Comments
President Obama had campaigned on higher taxes for the wealthy, and now he may make good on that promise. Politicians like Obama have demonized the wealthy in this country ever since they realized they could get votes for it. Of course, as taxes for the wealthiest rise, the wealthy will relocate … [Read more...]
Schools are becoming cell phones
April 11, 2011 by 1 Comment
In that they are doing nearly everything except their intended purpose. Frankly, I'm surprised cell phones even make phone calls anymore. Little Village Academy in Chicago had banned students from bringing their lunch from home over concerns of the nutritional content of the self-prepared … [Read more...]
Arizona got one right, so far
April 11, 2011 by 2 Comments
The Arizona legislature has approved a bill which would make it legal to carry a firearm on public college and university grounds. If signed into law by Republican Governor Jan Brewer, who is a gun proponent, it would be only the second state allowing firearms on public campuses, the other being … [Read more...]
Ethnic crayons
April 10, 2011 by 2 Comments
The Crayola company is at it again. They have unleashed on the market the Multicultural line of coloring utensils. The goal is to provide children with a variety of realistic skin tone colors. I am no fan of political correctness. It is an institution which has practically made a sport of being … [Read more...]
Favorite conspiracy theory?
April 9, 2011 by 1 Comment
I am not prone to buying into Conspiracy Theories, but I do find them entertaining. For the most part, it is the intricacy of the theory which practically renders the idea impossible, but that is the intrigue. We all have that friend who feels it their duty to help you see the truth. This … [Read more...]
Acting Like An Animal
April 9, 2011 by 14 Comments
Scientific American published online an article titled: The Evolution of Prejudice, in which they report new evidence suggests human racism and prejudice is a psychological trait inherited through evolutionary means. "Overall, the results support an evolutionary basis for prejudice", though some … [Read more...]
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