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weaktwosInteresting link: This will start rolling out pages sometime in 2008. The Encyclopedia of Life. An encyclopedia for every single living (known) organism on this planet. The mockups of it look really cool.
Interesting Debate: The Jesus Picture in the Courthouse. It's an interesting case, in that it really divides some folks. If the court rules in favor of the plaintiff (ACLU) The Christian folks might feel persecuted because their faith is no longer favored in the courthouse. Some would say, "Hey, it's just a picture!". Others will say, "Christianity is part of our heritage!"
That is good and well, but a courthouse is not a place to display bias on faith. There are plenty of churches and museums to cover our heritage. If it's just a picture, Why be bothered if it's taken down? Believe me, Megachurches are preserving the heritage.
We got some vile, vile life: Two teenagers gang-rape a woman, force her son to watch and participate. Okay, this is off-the-hook in terms of gruesomeness. This is wretched, and somehow I don't think it's as bad as it gets. I'm fascinated to find out about these teenagers and learn what factors inclined them to this crime. Were they always without empathy such that they wouldn't want to inflict such suffering on a anothr human being? Certainly they have an understanding of torture and suffering, they created a hellish scenario for a mother and son. What have they been exposed to that drove them to this crime? One report mentioned that they felt no remorse. Very frightening.
David Limbaugh is brandishing the tired Pro-scootie talking points.
He has merely been the scapegoat for the Bush-hating left, which has been lusting to criminalize the administration over the president's fraudulently alleged misrepresentations about Iraqi WMD.
Yeah, the Bush-hating Justice Department started this all.
And finally, goofy memage:
Interesting Debate: The Jesus Picture in the Courthouse. It's an interesting case, in that it really divides some folks. If the court rules in favor of the plaintiff (ACLU) The Christian folks might feel persecuted because their faith is no longer favored in the courthouse. Some would say, "Hey, it's just a picture!". Others will say, "Christianity is part of our heritage!"
That is good and well, but a courthouse is not a place to display bias on faith. There are plenty of churches and museums to cover our heritage. If it's just a picture, Why be bothered if it's taken down? Believe me, Megachurches are preserving the heritage.
We got some vile, vile life: Two teenagers gang-rape a woman, force her son to watch and participate. Okay, this is off-the-hook in terms of gruesomeness. This is wretched, and somehow I don't think it's as bad as it gets. I'm fascinated to find out about these teenagers and learn what factors inclined them to this crime. Were they always without empathy such that they wouldn't want to inflict such suffering on a anothr human being? Certainly they have an understanding of torture and suffering, they created a hellish scenario for a mother and son. What have they been exposed to that drove them to this crime? One report mentioned that they felt no remorse. Very frightening.
David Limbaugh is brandishing the tired Pro-scootie talking points.
He has merely been the scapegoat for the Bush-hating left, which has been lusting to criminalize the administration over the president's fraudulently alleged misrepresentations about Iraqi WMD.
Yeah, the Bush-hating Justice Department started this all.
And finally, goofy memage:
You're Minnesota!
You love hanging out around lakes, even if they're frozen solid. Given
your probable Scandanavian heritage, it all just demonstrates that you're pining for the
fjords. Your obsession with wrestling got a little carried away for a while there, and
this should prompt some serious reflection about the separation of mind and body. It may
be time to celebrate, even throw your hat up in the air. You're going to make it after
all.
Take the State Quiz
at the Blue Pyramid.
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Date: 2007-07-07 05:45 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-07-07 06:57 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2007-07-08 09:17 pm (UTC)Not that it matters much to me. I have my own ideas on justice. All of them... all 10... need to be put to death... in my opinion. No one showed remorse - not a one - coming forward after and confessing.
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Date: 2007-07-08 09:26 pm (UTC)And then showing no remorse? The whole lot of 'em are rancid. The only benefit they might have is for scientific experimentation so we can possibly find out how their brains are wired.
It's A Clockwork Orange in Florida.