Friday, December 31, 2010
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theatlantic | The Ku Klux Klan, Ronald Reagan, and, for most of its history, the NRA all worked to control guns. The Founding Fathers...
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Video - John Marco Allegro in an interview with Van Kooten & De Bie. TSMATC | Describing the growth of the mushroom ( boletos), P...
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dailybeast | Of all the problems in America today, none is both as obvious and as overlooked as the colossal human catastrophe that is our...
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wrt that Star Trek theme, my little boy and I were watching children of the corn (the updated version) and he asked me "when is the sister gonna get killed" - of course he knows that trope and has no expectations of seeing certain folk make it from one end of a sci-fi/horror/action movie to another - but he shocked and tickled me when he then went on to propound that "black folks got no more chance of making it to the end than one of the dudes in a red shirt in star trek" - I was rolling cause I had no idea that a.) he'd even peeped that many episodes of the original star trek, and b.) that he'd notice that the red-shirted non-recurring security personnel seemed to have a particularly high level of episodic mortality.
Speak for yourself, many conscious folks must remain silent and work, with a heavy heart -for many has been alone for a long time. For our burden has been the ability to see. To see what a concept not understood, and now the robot knows some of our nature. Being someone who knows and understands prisons in America, it is the core measurement of a civilized societies, we have failed long time ago, and use all rational for its present existence, where part of its development in the late 1970's, was pure economicism - giving men and women work, where industry had begun outsourcing. Do you know how many mentally ill persons are in our jails? That is a story in itself. We went from how justice and fairness can be meted out to a maximum, to how happy am I, which includes not thinking about those in our prisons/wars/or even our next door neighbor. What keeps me going is this brilliant epigram by a great soul.
Anyone who keeps the ability to see beauty never grows old
Franz Kafka
and children do that for me
How long before a consumer version of The Zapper is available at Costco/Walmart as a home security system add-on...the next Must_Have goodie...?? Perhaps with an adjustable Stun--> Kill control knob.
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