Monthly Archives: December 2011

Two Abortion Doctors Charged with Multiple Counts of Homicide

Here. I don’t know what to say about this case, honestly. I generally only support late term abortions in the case of the life or the health of the mother. For what it is worth, no US doctor has ever … Continue reading

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Filed under Crime, Health, Law, Medicine, Operations

Unhealthy Website

Here. Someone just brought this to my attention. Certainly there are people who are sexually oriented in this way. Gay men, that is. The site is obviously pushing teenage boys in a sexual way. I suppose a lot of gay … Continue reading

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My Favorite Angry Songs of All Time

You Bet I’ve Got Something Personal Against You! By Black Flag. Hilarious title. In 1981, I could not stop playing this song. I want to get the ringtone, but I don’t know how to put a ringtone on my phone. … Continue reading

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Filed under Music, Punk, Rock

Sometimes You Just Gotta Love Black People

Hell with these uptight honkies. Eartha Kitt “dancing” (actually praying ecstatically to a pagan Earth Goddess) at the Dizzy Gillespie’s Newport Jazz Festival show in 1954, years before the Second Liberation. But as you can see, in some ways, Black … Continue reading

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Filed under American, Blacks, Celebrities, Culture, Music, Race/Ethnicity

The Jews: A Nonterritorial Nation

Super commenter James Schipper brilliantly lays out the traditional Left case regarding the Jews. I do agree with him that sometimes you have to let bygones be bygones, therefore I accept the presence of the Jews in Palestine as, at … Continue reading

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Why the Jews and Other Stateless Nations Have No Inherent Right to a State

Just curious again. No one demanded that any other white European nation dissolve within others. A progressive may oppose a an ethnonationalist state on racial grounds but no one opposes a state that identifies itself with a particular culture or … Continue reading

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What is the Progressive Project With Regard to the Jews?

Gay Area Girl writes: I would argue that they are hostile to the idea of Jews existing as a distinct, separate group, which I would consider intrusive and disrespectful. Ever since the damaged Jew stumbled out of the ghettos of … Continue reading

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“Going Caveman” on Women in Ambiguous Situations

Tulio writes about women in ambiguous situations where you’re not sure if she wants to be just friends or something more: Some guys in the game community are advocating just going caveman. They’re saying just whip out your dick. A … Continue reading

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“Obama’s Anti-China Stratagems – Drumbeats Of War,” by Peter Tobin

An excellent piece by Peter Tobin, who is a Marxist, on how US imperialism appears to be threatening China and trying to encircle that country. Indeed, US imperialists are very afraid of China. The motto of the ultra-impieralist neoconservative crowd … Continue reading

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Michael Albert, Prophet

Michael Albert is a French economist who coined the term Rhine capitalism. Twenty years ago, he looked into a crystal ball and foresaw the future. He spoke of 10 years of “ultra-liberalism,” by which he means radical, free market, laissez … Continue reading

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