Booman Tribune ~ A Progressive Community:
"But politics is about power, and if you aren't seeking it, then you're just a noisy observer."
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pretty much
Some folks seem to think I occasionally have interesting things to say. I don't always agree.
Saturday, June 21, 2014
Saturday, June 14, 2014
On Political Correctness
I have often heard it said by folks (usually ones that use PC as a pejorative) that politically correct speech is a club that is used to protect the delicate feelings of those that can't face the real world. I look at it differently. I think of it as simply being the recognition that my feelings might not be the only ones that matter and so I should think about what words I am using because someone else might be hurt by my words.
In other words, I think of it as not acting like a child and accepting that it isn't always about me.
In other words, I think of it as not acting like a child and accepting that it isn't always about me.
Friday, June 13, 2014
the ultimate, all encompassing post on sending troops to help out in Iraq
PLEASE DON'T!
Thursday, June 12, 2014
Tesla Motors turns all its patents over to the open source movement
Tesla Motors turns all its patents over to the open source movement:
"Electric carmaker Tesla announced Thursday it was giving up its patents to “the open source movement” to help spur electric vehicle technology. "
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nicely done
"Electric carmaker Tesla announced Thursday it was giving up its patents to “the open source movement” to help spur electric vehicle technology. "
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nicely done
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Paul Gigot - Deeply concerned
Wall Street Journal editor: Don’t hike minimum wage because workers ‘learn’ from poverty:
"“Look, I worked for the minimum wage,” he explained. “Two bucks an hour back in the 1970s. I had jobs that — what did I learn? I learned to show up on time, I learned certain skills, and I learned I didn’t want to make the rest of my life so I better get an education.”"
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"“Look, I worked for the minimum wage,” he explained. “Two bucks an hour back in the 1970s. I had jobs that — what did I learn? I learned to show up on time, I learned certain skills, and I learned I didn’t want to make the rest of my life so I better get an education.”"
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Saturday, May 31, 2014
Alex Jones - Still Paranoid
» Breaking: US Army Trains for Martial Law In US Alex Jones' Infowars: There's a war on for your mind!:
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yes, martial law is right around the corner ...
Keep sniffing that glue Alex
"Unlike the urban training centers we’ve seen before where the buildings are just empty concrete block structures or even plywood facades, this town is very detailed with glass windows, handicap parking signs, speed limit signs, logos on the subway that match the DC metro, and even a small town steeple (that was originally claimed to be a mosque). They’ve made it clear in manual after manual, scenario after scenario that they perceive the enemy as gun owners, limited government conservatives, libertarians and Christians. "
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yes, martial law is right around the corner ...
Keep sniffing that glue Alex
Adam Carolla - Still an Asshole
Comedian Adam Carolla on rich people: ‘They’re better than poor people. They just are’:
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He goes on to say that rich people aren't born rich. Outside of entertainment and sports that doesn't happen to be true and even in those areas we are starting to see more of the 2nd and third generation in the family business.
"“They’re better than poor people. They just are,” Carolla replied. “I’ve hung around with plenty of poor people, now I’ve hung out with rich people. They work harder, generally. More focused. The folks I grew up with, the poor people I grew up with, fairly lethargic, did a lot of complaining, they smoked a little too much, drank a little too much, blamed everyone but themselves a little too much.”"
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He goes on to say that rich people aren't born rich. Outside of entertainment and sports that doesn't happen to be true and even in those areas we are starting to see more of the 2nd and third generation in the family business.
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