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Monthly Archives: July 2008
Before you accuse
Here is something for any activists, leftists, progressives, or socialists who might come across this weblog or post to consider. None of the following terms:
Jihadi
Jihadist
Mujahideen
Muslim
Shi’a
Shiite
Sunni
Et cetera…
refer to race. […] Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Rhetoric, Society, Writing
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Apologizing for someone else’s actions
Today, the House voted to issue a formal apology to American blacks for the wrongs committed against them by slavery and segregation. […] Continue reading
Posted in Government, History, Nations, Politics, Society, United States, World Watch
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A question of liberty
I had the misfortune of being involved in a conversation recently involving a particularly politically liberal professor and some students who are probably too young to have a real political persuasion beyond “yeah, what she said”. The basic topic of this conversation was how bad Fox News was, as proven by the documentary OutFoxed, because it is a “Republican propaganda machine” that “needs to have something done about it”. […] Continue reading
Posted in Media, Nations, Politics, Society, United States, World Watch
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Carbon emitting kids
Who didn’t see this coming: a pair of doctors in Britain want Brits to limit themselves to just two children because each additional child helps contribute to global warming. […] Continue reading
Armchair Professions
Worldview Thought of the Day I wonder which is worse: an armchair general or an armchair diplomat? -=DLH=-
Posted in Culture, Military, Politics, Society
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