May 9, 2010
I don’t carry a gun, nor do I live in the inner-city or out in a rural area, so firearms aren’t usually a part of my daily “scene” or concerns. Of course, the local “Shooters” store down the road reminds me that there are plenty of people in my neck of the woods that are […]
Tags: ATF, BATFE, Bill of Rights, FFA, firearms, Firearms Freedom Act, Gun Control Act, gun dealers, gun ownership, guns, Montana Made law, National Firearms Act, NFA, NICS, Ninth Amendment, Second Amendment, State sovereignty, states rights, Tenth Amendment
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May 7, 2010
But would you, could you, like them with a tax? Would you, could you, with Goldman Sachs? Would you like it with Al Gore? Or with Pelosi? (She’s such a bore!) Or would you, could you, in a mob? Since most people have no job. Oh that’s right, the money’s tight. So to the press […]
Tags: Al Gore, Congress, conservatism, Dr. Seuss, Goldman Sachs, government takeovers, Nancy Pelosi, political humor, Politics, recession, tax and spend, Uncle Sam, unemployment
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May 5, 2010
Guess what? I got my tax refund from the IRS today! $45!!!! Woohooooo!! I’m treatin’ myself to a Big Mac Value Meal! Of course, most people who get a paycheck and have to buy stuff have taxes at least at the back of their mind all the time. They hit us from all sides. And, […]
Tags: Big Mac, fat tax, federal expenditures, federal income tax, infrastructure, IRS, junk food, national security, public services, tax credits, tax deductions, tax exemptions, tax rebates, tax reform, tax refund, tax revenues, taxes, Value Meal
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May 2, 2010
As some may already be aware, a new bill (or amendment?) was passed on Friday, April 30, that changes the recently-passed Arizona immigration law. According to the L.A. Times, Lawmakers on Thursday night changed the language to require scrutiny only of people who police stop, detain or arrest [while enforcing another law. The wording previously […]
Tags: Arizona, ethnic profiling, Governor Jan Brewer, illegal immigrants, immigration, immigration law, immigration reform, racial profiling, SB1070
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April 30, 2010
I wasn’t really going to get into this, but… what the heck! I have to admit, every time one of these discoveries hits the news, I (figuratively) roll my eyes and shake my head. “Here we go again,” I tell myself. It’s not that I don’t believe in the veracity and accuracy of the Biblical […]
Tags: Ararat, Archaeology, ark fraud, ark hoax, ark-hunters, arkeology, Biblical Flood, Chinese evangelicals, Chinese expedition, critical thinking, fake ark, flood geology, fraudulent religious claims, Genesis, Genesis Flood, global flood, local flood, Mesopotamia, Mesopotamian plain, Mount Ararat, mountains of Ararat, Mt. Ararat, NAMI, Noah's Ark, Noah's ark discovery, Randall Price, scams, Turkey, worldwide flood, young-earth creationism
Posted in Religion, Science, Science & Religion, Uncategorized |
April 29, 2010
Have you seen some of the signs held by those protesting the new Arizona immigration law? They say things like “We have rights!” and “We are human!” Well, nothing in the law allows for inhumane treatment of anyone. (Of course, illegal immigrants do have fewer rights precisely because they are NOT LEGAL citizens — or, […]
Tags: ACLU, Al Sharpton, Arizona, ethnic profiling, illegal immigrants, immigration, immigration law, immigration reform, racial profiling
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April 25, 2010
You remember that documentary called “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed“? That was the one that came out a year or two ago, hosted/narrated by Ben Stein, that looked at incidents where educators and scientists were ridiculed, denied tenure, and sometimes fired simply for believing that there might be evidence of design in nature. Well, here’s another […]
Tags: California Science Center, California's Fair Employment and Housing Act, Caltech, Casey Luskin, Cassini mission, Cassini-Huygens, Center for Science and Culture, creationism, David Coppedge, Discovery Institute, Expelled, FEHA, First Amendment, free speech, ID theory, Intelligent Design, intelligent design creationism, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, JPL, NASA, origin of the universe, Privileged Planet, Religion, religious discrimination, Science, Unlocking the Mystery of Life, William Becker
Posted in Religion, Science, Science & Religion |
April 22, 2010
Seven TRILLION electron volts! (7,000,000,000,000 eV) Or, 7 teraelectron volts. (7 TeV) Holy bug-zapper, Batman, that sounds like a lotta juice! If only we could bottle it, that would be one great “alternative” source of energy. Hold on, cowboy! We’re talking electrons, here. You know how small those things are, right? Fact is, one mosquito […]
Tags: black holes, CERN, European Organization for Nuclear Research, extra dimensions, Higgs-boson, high-energy physics, Large Hadron Collider, LHC, mini black hole, particle accelerator, particle physics, proton beam, quantum physics, Science, supersymmetry, teraelectron volt
Posted in Science |
April 19, 2010
Heavy Thinking =========== Are You a Problem Thinker? It started out innocently enough. I began to think at parties now and then to loosen up. Inevitably though, one thought led to another and soon I was more than just a social thinker. I began to think alone – “to relax,” I told myself – but […]
Tags: Charles Krauthammer, Dennis Prager, Edmund Burke, heavy thinking, humor, Politics, problem thinking, Thinkers Anonymous, Thomas Sowell, William F. Buckley
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April 17, 2010
“[D]reams of perfecting human society always runs smack into human nature.” — Thomas Lifson, editor and publisher at American Thinker When I hear people from other countries bad-mouthing the U.S., it bugs me. Don’t they see that we’re the good guys? Can’t they see what a great society we have here? But, what really bothers […]
Tags: America's shame, American exceptionalism, anti-Americanism, Dinesh D'Souza, evils of America, Gore Vidal, Hoover Institution, human society, international politics, moral superiority, morality, Politics, President Obama, progressives, Richard Higgs, right-wing bias, utopian standard, utopianism
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