Bush League
"Man I've got this killer headache. Does anyone have a... oh shit... umm... does anyone know how to dissolve Krazy Glue?"
tags: Bush
The nonsensical ravings of a lunatic mind...
Whenever you discover that the administration agrees with the country that it essentially believes to be the most dangerous nation on Earth, you have to stop, take a moment to shake your head vigorously and ask yourself, "What the fuck?"
This article reports that five teachers at a Bay Area public school are refusing to display anti-violence posters. The posters in question apparently depict a rainbow flag and read, "This is a safe place to be who you are." These posters are part of San Leandro High School's efforts to comply with a state order requiring schools to ensure the safety of all students. The teachers object to the posters, saying that the message of tolerance toward gays conflicts with their religious beliefs.
The Cows With Attitude are at it again. A bill has been proposed that would require schools in Georgia to notify parents before allowing students to join a school club. Despite their denials, this is an obvious attack aimed at Gay/Straight Alliances.
In this article, Marie Jon writes:
Is America willing to forfeit its heritage, and therefore its future, to far-left progressives who would seek to reinvent human nature? Anyone who [sic] that turning a blind eye on gay "marriage" issue should watch out, next comes polygamy and who knows what else after that.
Dr. Peter Venkman: This city is headed for a disaster of biblical proportions.
Mayor: What do you mean, "biblical"?
Dr Ray Stantz: What he means is Old Testament, Mr. Mayor, real wrath-of-God type stuff.
Dr. Peter Venkman: Exactly.
Dr Ray Stantz: Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies. Rivers and seas boiling.
Dr. Egon Spengler: Forty years of darkness. Earthquakes, volcanoes...
Winston Zeddemore: The dead rising from the grave.
Dr. Peter Venkman: Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together - mass hysteria.
I think computer viruses should count as life. I think it says something about human nature that the only form of life we have created so far is purely destructive. We've created life in our own image.
This article reads:
"But NBC insists it was ratings and not pressure from conservative Christians that sank the show."Yeah... right. And the check is in the mail. Most of the articles I've read so far continue to perpetuate several inaccurate plot points:
The sister-in-law, Victoria, was sleeping with Jessie Gilmore, who was actually the secretary of her recently deceased husband, Charlie."[Webster had] a 16-year-old adopted son who regularly had sex with the bishop's daughter"
Speaking of Charlie -- This slim-bag had skipped town and absconded with the parish's school building fund shortly before suffering a massive heart attack in flagrante delicto. I guess he didn't he didn't realize that he could cum and go at the same time.
Adam, the 16-year-old adopted son in question, was not sleeping with the bishop's daughter. He was, however, sleeping with Caroline, who was the daughter of Rodger Northrup, a senior warden of the parish.
Actually, Peter, the other son, slept with Adele Congreve, who was the bishop's niece. Peter, by the way, is the GAY son. A gay son named Peter; you just gotta love that...
This article suggests that Iran is now the most dangerous nation on Earth. RRRRRRR!!!!!! Sorry... wrong answer. What is the most dangerous nation on Earth? The United States of America.
Prior to the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Iran was responsible for the deaths of over 1,500 Americans - more than any other state sponsor of terror or terrorist organization in history.
Iran is intent on possessing both nuclear weapons and the ballistic missiles to deliver them, as well as electromagnetic pulse weapons, which experts say pose a direct and major threat directly to the American homeland.
The article reads:
Viterbo, Italy, north of Rome, is the venue where Rev. Enrico Righi is being sued by his childhood friend, atheist Luigi Cascioli, for deceiving people into thinking Jesus was an actual historical figure.Many people believe in Jesus, because that's what they were taught to believe, by their parents and by the church. However, is there sufficient evidence, outside of the biblical text, to corroborate his existence? Can that evidence stand up to judicial scrutiny?
"This complaint does not wish to contest the freedom of Christians to profess their faith, sanctioned by [article] 19 of the Italian Constitution," says Cascioli, "but wishes to denounce the abuse that the Catholic Church commits by availing itself of its prestige in order to inculcate - as if being real and historical - facts that are really just inventions."
Linda Harvey, in an article published by WorldNetDaily.com, condemns No Name-Calling Week. She writes:
But the real irony here - one that the humorless left will fail to see - is that some of the biggest bullies and name-callers in this country right now are homosexual activists, in the schools as well as outside.Linda, dear, take your head out of your ass and listen: you are a bigot and a homophobe. If you think telling you the truth is bullying you, then you have a disturbingly perverted sense of reality. On the other hand, a 180lb jock in high school calling a 98lb freshman a faggot and threatening him with violence (either overtly or implicitly) IS bullying.
But rather than simply ignore those with whom they disagree, homosexual activists become attack-dogs out of the blue at Christian and conservative events all over America.Are you fucking kidding me? We can't ignore you. You speak of the so-called "homosexual agenda", but what about your own "fundamentalist christian agenda"? You hate us because we were born different. You believe that your bible condemns homosexuality, so you feel justified in trying to exterminate us. Well, you may try, but we will not go quietly. We will fight you and your kind at every step.
This article reads:
Opining on gay marriage, Parshall called it a "pretend family," arguing that "God himself" defined marriage as a union between one man and one woman, and that "everything else is a fraudulent misrepresentation." She then asserted that allowing a gay couple to adopt constituted "state-sanctioned child abuse because you've purposely taken away either a momma or a daddy, and mom and dad are both necessary in a child's life."
The "lifestyle" of Matthew Shepard, a gay man, was partly to blame for his 1998 murder.
In her article, Stacy writes:
GH writers decided to introduce the gay character as Lucas, son of Bobbie and Tony Jones. How did they do it? In typical fashion - they had him get beaten up.No, Stacy, gay bashing is not original. It's been around forever, and you're perpetuating it. She wonders:
Now that is totally original isn't it!
If ABC will deal honestly with the consequences of homosexual sexual behavior that leads to STD's, AID's [sic] and destruction of families and society...First of all, all forms of unprotected sexual contact can transmit STD's, including HIV. The pandemic that has been ravaging the African continent is largely the result of heterosexual transmission of the HIV virus.
This short article reads:
The Gay And Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation has called for a meeting with the producers of 'American Idol' over concerns that the usual nastiness by the show's judges may be sinking to a new low.How far have we sunk since the days of Ed McMahon and Star Search? More importantly: have we hit bottom yet?
A furor is brewing because Chad Allen, an openly gay actor, was cast in a lead role for the movie "End of the Spear". The movie depicts the events surrounding the murder of five missionaries by Waorani tribesmen in the jungles of Ecuador back in 1956.
I ask myself that question every day. I'm not here to make money. And I know I can't change your mind. I can't make you believe something you don't want to believe. But maybe I can piss you off enough to at least make you think about what you do believe.
Working for a company like Hewlett-Packard is pretty cool. It pays well, has a non-discrimination policy that includes both sexual orientation and sexual identity or expression and provides domestic partner benefits. It has achieved a score of 100% in the HRC Corporate Equality Index since 2003. It even terminated an employee for displaying biblical quotes as an anti-gay protest against posters hung up around campus declaring that "Diversity is Our Strength".
In order to qualify for domestic partner benefits, gay and lesbian employees of the University of Florida must sign an affidavit swearing they are in a sexual relationship. Granted, the article indicates the wording is not quite so blatant -- it requires the enrollees to affirm they "have been in a non-platonic relationship for the preceding 12 months." Nevertheless, this requirement is wrong for two fundamental reasons:
I first saw Daniela Sea and her girlfriend in the Bright Eyes video First Day of My Life, directed by John Cameron Mitchell. Then this weekend, I was watching an episode of Showtime's The L Word, titled "Lost Weekend", saw the character of Moira/Max and thought she looked extremely familiar. A google search finally made the connection.
Jay: Why the big secret? People are smart, they can handle it.
We live in a society whose dominant emotion is FEAR. The tragic events of 9/11 reminded us that we live in a dangerous world and that there are people out there who really don't like us. Through the machinations of the Department of Motherland Security, our government has seen fit to keep the country at an "elevated" threat level, indicating a "significant risk of terrorist attacks," and has occasionally raised it to "high" when something bad has happened in the world. Bad things happen in the world every day, so we live in fear.
Give me liberty or give me death.
I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed. We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal.
can't understand
Now that we've all seen the first episode of "The Book of Daniel", everyone can take a deep breath and un-wad their panties: the world hasn't come screeching to a halt, so I think it's safe to say the danger has passed.
"a variety of other issues that don't comfortably fit into a category, yet are important to address."
"Year three brought the turkey breast with no orifices to explore."Brenda, it seems, has a problem with breasts, not to mention probing orifices. Each battle she waged ended in crushing defeat. So, what did this bastion of christian motherhood do? Did she dig in the heels of her fashionable Gwyneth Scalloped Mary Janes (wide width) from Payless? Did she "damn the torpedoes, and full speed ahead"?
"There is no longer fear, trepidation, or an outbreak of hives in my home at the mere mention of turkey. I discovered that my local grocer would sell me a complete holiday turkey dinner, already cooked! And that is how I conquered my adversary, the holiday turkey."
Curious, isn't it, that the spokesperson for the Concerned Women for America (CWA) is a man by the name of Bob Knight...
[after having sex with Christian]
This one just doesn't want to die down. I think Mattel should change the site and make the choices read:
I have always been infinitely disappointed that Star Trek never really addressed the question of gays in the 24th century. Granted, the episode titled "The Outcast" was a left-handed attempt at demonstrating a social conscience, but it failed miserably.
In any other context, I could probably dismiss the absence of references to gay people with "oh, well, it just wasn't all that important at the time". But not here; not when the very point of "gays are forced to be invisible in this society", made so crystal clear by analogy, is turned on its head by having gay people STILL being invisible and not discussed in the society we are *supposed* to be seeing as better than the J'naii. And my experience has shown me that if you leave intolerance the slightest hole to slither through, it'll do so and laugh at you on the way out.
Another example of that last, BTW, would be Riker's lack of answer to Noor's point about "those we cure are much happier than they were before." Of course they are; because society isn't TELLING them they're sick and evil and bad any more. That's the obvious answer, and the one Riker should have been able to immediately shoot back with. As it is, people who support "curing" homosexuals by brainwashing--and they do exist--will jump on that. Too many holes.
To avoid destruction, the crew of the Enterprise must forget ever having met a race of xenophobic isolationists and destroy all evidence of the encounter. They are successful, but only after repeated attempts.
He is mainly remembered for developing the heliocentric theory of the solar system, the idea that the earth revolves around the sun. In 1611, his work was put in the Index Librorum Prohibitorum ("List of Prohibited Books") and not taken out until around 1835.
The index was a list of books put out by the Roman Catholic Church that they considered immoral, impious or dangerous. It is hard to believe but the last edition of the list was published as recently as 1948. Luckily for Roman Catholics it was decreed in 1966 that no more new lists would be published and that it was OK to read from existing lists without fear of excommunication.
This Dear Abby tries to tackle some of the prevailing misconceptions associated with gay men and lesbians adopting.
[according to an article published by the American Academy of Pediatrics in 1994] "Most child abuse appears to be committed by situational child abusers who present themselves as heterosexuals."
[from the same article] "Children raised in gay or lesbian households do not show any greater incidence of homosexuality or gender identity issues than other children."
Further, according to the American Psychological Association, "there is no evidence to suggest that lesbians or gay men are unfit to be parents or that psychosocial development among children of gay men and lesbians is compromised in any respect relevant to that among offspring of heterosexual parents. -- Indeed, the evidence to date suggests that home environments provided by gay and lesbian parents are as likely as those provided by heterosexual parents to support and enable children's psychosocial growth."
These people are some really sick mother-fuckers...
Jeremy Hooper, founder of the blog titled Good As You, will be featured in the next episode of In the life. Do you have a season pass on your TiVo?
Hate groups usually assert that the targets of their attacks are harmful to society, malicious, less fit to be members of society, or operating some hidden cabal, usually presenting poorly-corroborated "evidence" with the target's intrinsic religion, belief, race, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, or disability being the common element. The evidence is usually tied together by arguing either that members of the target group are guilty by definition or overwhelmingly tend to be guilty (making blanket statements against the group possible).
Here's the WND article again:
Knight also questioned Barbie's emphasis on material things and physical appearance.
"Some critics have said the Barbie dolls really have convinced American girls that the materialistic way of life is the way to go," he told the newssite. "You have to have the hot cars, and the tropical scene. And Barbie has the perfect figure and the perfect outfits.
"It's really steering girls away from the idea of womanhood as predominantly - in terms of Christians - serving the Lord, getting married, having kids, building a home. You don't see any of that with Barbie - it's all about things."
The following are some excerpts from an article on the WDC Media site:
The Barbie Doll website is asking children aged 4-8 for their sex. The choices are three: girl, boy, and I don’t know.First of all, they don't provide a link to the page. Taken out of context, debating the significance of this question is pointless.
This new move by the iconic and trend-setting Barbie Doll is promoting gender confusion among children, according to Concerned Women for America (CWA).Promoting gender confusion? You're kidding, right?
"It’s the idea that well, maybe people aren’t born a particular biological sex, or they are but that shouldn’t determine their gender identity," Knight said. "And that’s a very big component of the homosexual activist agenda now."What? Are you taking speech lessons from George again?
The acronyms for the movement used to be limited to L and G, which stands for lesbian and gay. Then they added the letter, B, which means bisexual. Now it’s LGBT lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender and some even add Q, which stands for questioning youth, Knight pointed out.What the fuck? Okay, Mr. Knight, pull your head out of your ass for just a few minutes and listen. All children, at some point in their development, question their sexuality. For the vast majority, the answer is simple. The others? Well, it's assholes like you that make their lives a living hell.
"In other words, any kid who’s not sure about who he is, he’s fair game to try to persuade to have same sex acts," said Knight.
Big Dog wrote:
"It [The Book of Daniel] is supposed to give us an accurate portrayal of Christian life and how Jesus fits into it."
The AFA suggests here that:
"Marriage is a covenant of companionship that is ordained by God."
In this AP article, the Pope:
"warned Sunday that ... "fanatic fundamentalism" threatened world peace."
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