A few things I've seen over the past few days that I don't have any real commentary on, but felt they should be noted:
On Jobs and the Economy:
That sort of does it for the GOP "budget proposals."
The Pope Strikes Back:
I'm not sure how significant this is, but I think it is. But -- any guesses that the motivation is more about being critical of the pope, and less about opposing abortion and same-sex marriage?
You Mean Mass, Warrantless Searches are Unconstitutional?
That's what a federal judge says. Here's the ruling.
Today in Christian Love:
Some places, saying "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas" can get you assaulted.
Who Domesticated Who? And When?
Of Cats and Men.
And that seems as good a place as any to stop.
Update:
I just ran across this one at Right Wing Watch, and it pretty much typifies something I've noticed about a lot of the "Christians" poisoning the airwaves (and print media, as well) lately: It's all about them. Robert Oscar Lopez is one of the most egregious examples, but he's not that far out of the range.
Do you supposed they ever listen to themselves?
On Jobs and the Economy:
billmon @billmon1
Relying on econ growth alone to hold down unemployment (and thus inequality) is like a cancer cell assuming its host will live forever.
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That sort of does it for the GOP "budget proposals."
The Pope Strikes Back:
I'm not sure how significant this is, but I think it is. But -- any guesses that the motivation is more about being critical of the pope, and less about opposing abortion and same-sex marriage?
You Mean Mass, Warrantless Searches are Unconstitutional?
That's what a federal judge says. Here's the ruling.
Today in Christian Love:
Some places, saying "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas" can get you assaulted.
Who Domesticated Who? And When?
Of Cats and Men.
And that seems as good a place as any to stop.
Update:
I just ran across this one at Right Wing Watch, and it pretty much typifies something I've noticed about a lot of the "Christians" poisoning the airwaves (and print media, as well) lately: It's all about them. Robert Oscar Lopez is one of the most egregious examples, but he's not that far out of the range.
Do you supposed they ever listen to themselves?
Your "of cats and men" link takes one to the article about the Salvation Army assault.
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