Daily Archives for June 13, 2012
A sad sad day for the First Amendment
TweetNot because of the outcome, in which a federal court ruled that the University of Cincinnati’s “free speech zone” cannot stand — that’s to be celebrated. Rather, what’s sad is that at the University of Cincinnati, and many more universities … Continue reading
“Report: UN to consider $1,300 green tax on US”
Tweet– Which is ironic, because I was just considering how we might move to completely defund the UN and reassert our own sovereignty. So. Kismet!
Fair shares
TweetOnce again, I say to the GOP establishment — and this includes the Romneybots, who themselves are pushing for increased “revenue enhancers” from “the wealthy” — that there’s a way to break the left’s class warfare argument, and that way … Continue reading
Imperialism between the lines
TweetIt’s the best way to bring about a kindly form of liberal fascism, you see. And if representative government gets in the way, well, the answer is to bracket representative government in order to remove that particular impediment to statist … Continue reading
You can’t call Obama “cool”
Tweet– because, as has been pointed out, doing so is just another form of racism. More than that, though, is this: it simply isn’t true. In fact, Obama is to “cool” as Mitt Romney is to “mad sick.” Case in … Continue reading
I get emails
TweetThis time, from Howard Simon, executive director of the ACLU: Dear , [yes, that's what it said; they couldn't be bothered to fill in the name field] It probably comes as no surprise that Florida is ground zero in the … Continue reading
Laying the groundwork for Obama’s defeat: It’s the RAAAAACISM! [Darleen Click]
TweetJust like Obama has no responsibility for the FUBAR economic situation we are in, so any criticism of his policies and performance are really the result of racism. We know this because, gasp, racially-tinged searches [Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, a doctoral candidate … Continue reading
British Sock Puppets — when “charities” become shadow government [Darleen Click]
TweetTelegraph In a new report, the Institute of Economic Affairs will argue charities have become a “shadow state”, because they are so reliant on around £12 billion a year of public grants and contracts. The paper also reveals the Government … Continue reading
