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Friday, April 6, 2012
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Faceplant of the Day: Debunking Christianity: Playing God: The Loving Psychopath
Recently,John Loftus pointed out a YouTube video that obviously means to metaphorically equate humanity's relationship to God with those of human being and his ant farm.
There are so many mistakes in this video. The metaphor does not work . God is not like a man who made an ant farm out of stuff that already exists. The man organized the farm. He did not make the ants. He did not make the soil. He did not make the food the ants eat. On the other hand God, made everything. Not just organize reality but created everything that exists out of nothing.
Given that a man does not have control of anything that the ants do or what happens to anyone of them, the metaphor breaks down when you try to see God the same way. From God's perspective human beings have no more free will than ants/ And while the man is incapable of communicating with the ants in his farm, God is more than able to make Himself known to us. Just because some humans don't listen, doesn't mean that God does not speak or is incomprehensible.
If you want to make the metaphor perfectly resemble what God did, you would have to make the man become an ant, live as an ant, die as an ant for their sins and be resurrected! Without that, the charge that God is like a sadistic man who manipulates an ant farm. The thought is that the man is not worthy to be worshiped to be obeyed, and loved so the ants are owed something. The man of course is sinful and imperfect and fallible. God however is perfect. Of course he has the right to do whatever He sees fit.
Debunking Christianity: Playing God: The Loving Psychopath
There are so many mistakes in this video. The metaphor does not work . God is not like a man who made an ant farm out of stuff that already exists. The man organized the farm. He did not make the ants. He did not make the soil. He did not make the food the ants eat. On the other hand God, made everything. Not just organize reality but created everything that exists out of nothing.
Given that a man does not have control of anything that the ants do or what happens to anyone of them, the metaphor breaks down when you try to see God the same way. From God's perspective human beings have no more free will than ants/ And while the man is incapable of communicating with the ants in his farm, God is more than able to make Himself known to us. Just because some humans don't listen, doesn't mean that God does not speak or is incomprehensible.
If you want to make the metaphor perfectly resemble what God did, you would have to make the man become an ant, live as an ant, die as an ant for their sins and be resurrected! Without that, the charge that God is like a sadistic man who manipulates an ant farm. The thought is that the man is not worthy to be worshiped to be obeyed, and loved so the ants are owed something. The man of course is sinful and imperfect and fallible. God however is perfect. Of course he has the right to do whatever He sees fit.
Debunking Christianity: Playing God: The Loving Psychopath
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The Dunamis Word: The Resurrection Of Jesus, Critical Claims Debunked!
Elder Burnett has posted a brilliant summary of defenses against the critics of Jesus' Resurrection based on a book by Dr Gary Habermas. Take a look!
The Dunamis Word: The Resurrection Of Jesus, Critical Claims Debunked!
The Dunamis Word: The Resurrection Of Jesus, Critical Claims Debunked!
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Desposyni: How to Read the Bible through the Jesus Lens
Michael Dowling posted a video from YouTube of Michael Williams, author of the fine new book How to Read the Bible Through the Jesus Lens: A Guide to Christ-Focused Reading of Scripture (Zondervan, 2012), giving a discussion on his book.
Desposyni: How to Read the Bible through the Jesus Lens
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Wednesday, April 4, 2012
The Muslim Use of the Errant Unitarianism of Sir Anthony Buzzard
Dr James White has written a post on how some Muslims use the Unitarianism of Sir Anthony Buzzard to discredit Christianity. They seem to think that they have found a Christian who denies the Trinity therefore Trinitarians are wrong. Rather an irrational argument but they seem to think it flies. It more like crashes and burns. A three-part video is embedded in the post of a two-on-two debate between James White and Dr Michael Brown against Anthony Buzzard and another man who reject Jesus as God and Messiah. Also Dr White posts another video by a Muslim on YouTube who attacks Dr White and Christianity on the basis of the Trinity.
Dr White writes:
Follow the link at the end to see the videos.
The Muslim Use of the Errant Unitarianism of Sir Anthony Buzzard
Dr White writes:
If one does not assume unitarianism my comments are, well, obvious. Only by cutting, editing, and ignoring context, can Sir Anthony attempt to create confusion and hence contradiction. He refuses to allow for the distinction between being and person, and on the basis of that refusal, asserts contradiction on my part. Yet, my very definition is based upon the distinction in usage and referent for the terms "being" and "person". Hence, to reject part of my definition, import a different definition, and on that basis accuse me of contradiction is irrational. We have seen this error on Sir Anthony's part many times. But what is MuslimByChoice's excuse this time? He is citing a man who believes Jesus died and rose again. He believes Jesus is properly called the Son of God (in a much higher sense than Islam can possibly allow) and hence is someone who rejects the inspiration of the Qur'an and the prophethood of Mohammed. It is clear once again that MuslimByChoice chooses to use any source, no matter how inconsistent with Islamic doctrine, teaching, or history, as long as it looks like it is contradictory to the Trinity. Isn't it interesting to see how dependent Muslims are upon enemies of the Christian faith, like Bart Ehrman, for example? Rejection of biblical teaching makes strange bedfellows, to be sure!
Follow the link at the end to see the videos.
The Muslim Use of the Errant Unitarianism of Sir Anthony Buzzard
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Timeline of Trayvon Martin's Last Minutes - YouTube
CNN recently put together a timeline of what is thought to have happened the night George Zimmerman killed Trayvon Martin.
Timeline of Trayvon Martin's Last Minutes - YouTube
Timeline of Trayvon Martin's Last Minutes - YouTube
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Top Ten Myths About the Resurrection - Apologetics 315
Brian Auten has written a post summarizing links to videos that debunk the myths about Jesus' Resurrection. Follow the link to his post!
Top Ten Myths About the Resurrection - Apologetics 315
Top Ten Myths About the Resurrection - Apologetics 315
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Andrew Garfield on Spider-Man as Metaphor for Internet Trolling - ComicsAlliance | Comic book culture, news, humor, commentary, and reviews
This particular article brings up a very interesting point about anonymity and how it can be abused.
Obviously Peter Parker is going to behave differently as Spider-Man than he will in his nerdy, unmasked idiom, but the Amazing Spider-Man sizzle previewed for the press last month featured a wall-crawler whose behavior went beyond the typical boundaries of vigilante bravado; something I described as "epic spider trolling." I was referencing a scene that's since surfaced of Spider-Man giving some foolish criminal a bit of the business, but a new interview with Amazing star Andrew Garfield confirms that the darker(/funnier) nature of internet anonymity is something he built into his performance as Spider-Man.
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FacePalm of the Day - Edward T. Babinski: Things Christians Have Been Against
Edward Babinski has recently posted an article enumerating several things throughout history that Christians have railed against and different positions Christians have held throughout the past 2000 years. This post is mostly true! There is one thing missing. I'd like to ask how many of these positions were supported by a correct understanding of scripture? Does the Bible really say that condoms are bad? Does it say that cats should be killed because they are agents of the devil? Does the Bible really condemn anesthesia? No? No, it doesn't. That is why you need to know what scripture says for yourself!
Edward T. Babinski: Things Christians Have Been Against
Edward T. Babinski: Things Christians Have Been Against
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You can watch "Legend of Korra"'s first two episodes for free on iTunes.
Parting Shot: Watch the First Two Episodes of 'Legend of Korra' for Free on iTunes - ComicsAlliance | Comic book culture, news, humor, commentary, and reviewsParting Shot: Watch the First Two Episodes of 'Legend of Korra' for Free on iTunes - ComicsAlliance | Comic book culture, news, humor, commentary, and reviews
You can watch "Legend of Korra"'s first two episodes for free on iTunes.
Parting Shot: Watch the First Two Episodes of 'Legend of Korra' for Free on iTunes - ComicsAlliance | Comic book culture, news, humor, commentary, and reviews
Parting Shot: Watch the First Two Episodes of 'Legend of Korra' for Free on iTunes - ComicsAlliance | Comic book culture, news, humor, commentary, and reviews
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Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Live Action version 3.0) - YouTube
Someone re-created the intro for Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes using footage from the live-action movies.
Compare it to the animated version
Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Live Action version 3.0) - YouTube
Compare it to the animated version
Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (Live Action version 3.0) - YouTube
Five Strands of Evidence for Jesus Christ’s Resurrection | Reflections
Dr Kenneth Samples has posted an article that summarizes 5 points of evidence for Jesus' Resurrection. Not new, but well explained.
Five Strands of Evidence for Jesus Christ’s Resurrection | Reflections
Five Strands of Evidence for Jesus Christ’s Resurrection | Reflections
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Stars to Change in Re-Release of Titanic
This week one of the world's biggest moves ever...Titanic...gets re-released in Theaters 3-D. Turns out that there will be another important change being made to the film. It should make Dr. Tyson really happy.
Stars to Change in Re-Release of Titanic
Another thing to note is that there is an alternate ending that I was unaware of:“There she is looking up. There is only one sky she should have been looking at … and it was the wrong sky! Worse than that, it was not only the wrong sky; the left-half of the sky was a mirror reflection of the right-half of the sky! It was not only wrong, it was lazy! And I’m thinking, this is wrong.“Cameron has since rendered the sky to include a new formation, which will actually be correct to what people in that region of the Atlantic would have seen in 1912.
The science of movie magic.
Stars to Change in Re-Release of Titanic
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Today in Great Nerd Shirts, Better Causes - Topless Robot
A great T-Shirt that's being sold for charity!
Today in Great Nerd Shirts, Better Causes - Topless Robot
Today in Great Nerd Shirts, Better Causes - Topless Robot
A Racist State of Mind: South Dakota
Today racism discussion are usually polarized between white and black. However there are many groups racially discriminated against that are often ignored. This particular essay is about the experience of a woman is Native American from South Dakota. It's about how she has had to deal with racism her whole life, just like many of us, and how she thinks and feels about if from her point of view. I think her word bear some consideration. I find that I don't think much about the Native American point of view because I know so few people from that community. Added further the fact that most African-Americans are also descended from native American Tribes (myself included), we should be paying more attention and care about what's happening there too.
A Racist State of Mind: South Dakota
A Racist State of Mind: South Dakota
Monday, April 2, 2012
Scholar Interview: David Instone-Brewer - Apologetics 315
Brian Auten recently conducted a really good interview with Dr David Instone-Brewer. In the interview he discusses his new book The Jesus Scandals. I really liked the interview. The reliability of the Gospels are discussed and how the negative things, both inside and outside the Bible, said about Jesus and his followers actually confirm what is said about Jesus and his teachings. Follow the link to get the interview.
Scholar Interview: David Instone-Brewer - Apologetics 315
Scholar Interview: David Instone-Brewer - Apologetics 315
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Sunday, April 1, 2012
Two More Good Articles on the Trayvon Martin Case
Thanks to Ryan Anderson for pointing out this article that explains that the mystery of who's voice was calling out in pain on the 911 tape could not be George Zimmerman.
Hmmmm....so no evidence consistent with a struggle between Zimmerman or Martin - directly contradicting Zimmerman's account of what happpened. Gee, I wonder why? The article contains a YouTube Video containing the 911 audio in question.
Trayvon Martin Shooting: Voice Experts Claim Teen's Cries, Not Zimmerman's, Can Be Heard On 911 Call
Thanks again to Ryan Anderson.
I also found another good article posted by Reginald Hudlin on Facebook. The article concerns and interview in which the facts of the case are debated.
Follow the link below to see the video
Touré Slams Piers Morgan on His Own Show Over the Facts of the Trayvon Martin Case
The voice analysis is the latest piece of information to cast doubt on the narrative, advanced by Zimmerman and his family, that the Neighborhood Watch volunteer was attacked by 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. A police video this week showed no blood or bruises on Zimmerman in the aftermath of the incident, while Martin's funeral director said he saw no signs of a struggle on the teen's body.
Hmmmm....so no evidence consistent with a struggle between Zimmerman or Martin - directly contradicting Zimmerman's account of what happpened. Gee, I wonder why? The article contains a YouTube Video containing the 911 audio in question.
Trayvon Martin Shooting: Voice Experts Claim Teen's Cries, Not Zimmerman's, Can Be Heard On 911 Call
Thanks again to Ryan Anderson.
I also found another good article posted by Reginald Hudlin on Facebook. The article concerns and interview in which the facts of the case are debated.
On tonight's Piers Morgan Tonight, Piers got into it with MSNBC's Touré, who was extremely annoyed about the way Piers had handled his interview with George Zimmerman's brother, Robert, the previous night. The exchange got pretty heated and Touré landed some serious blows on Piers.
Touré Slams Piers Morgan on His Own Show Over the Facts of the Trayvon Martin Case
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Saturday, March 31, 2012
Featured Sci-Fi Short Film: Chameleon [Video]
A hostile race of aliens has invaded Earth and the government fears that the aliens are modifying their DNA to pose as humans. When a military officer abducted months ago mysteriously reappears, his wife is called in to ask him questions only she would know to find out who or what he really is. Starring James C. Burns (Call of Duty: Black Ops). Based on a story by science fiction author Colin Harvey.
Featured Sci-Fi Short Film: Chameleon [Video]
More Info On The Trayvon Case
I came across two articles that shed more light on the Trayvon case. Here are some of what I think should be highlighted and links to the full article.
With a Stranger Stalking, What Were Trayvon Martin's Options?
Top 5 Unanswered Questions In the Trayvon Martin Case
Trayvon Martin may not have done the textbook best job at protecting himself from harm. And whether he was a “child” or not may be open to debate since government agencies and websites differ on how somebody age 17 should be categorized. But considering the circumstances — rainy, getting dark, stranger following him with a gun — his actions were reasonable and well within his rights. They certainly didn’t warrant his death.
To summarize Zimmerman’s own defense, Zimmerman initiated a confrontation by chasing a youth, the youth defended himself, and Zimmerman shot him dead. Looks like grounds for an arrest. And if you ask me, it’s grounds for a conviction, too.
With a Stranger Stalking, What Were Trayvon Martin's Options?
What is the relationship between Zimmerman and the one eyewitness who allegedly corroborated his account? An eyewitness who has only been identified in media reports as John claims that he saw Zimmerman getting pounded by Trayvon Martin. A Florida Fox News affiliate interviewed the witness, but he refused to show his face on camera. It’s unclear where John was standing during the incident and whether he saw how it began, but he says that after he noticed it, he ran upstairs in his apartment to call 911 and heard a gun shot while he was running. Who is this witness on whom it appears Wolfinger hinged his belief in Zimmerman’s claim of self-defense? Is he a friend of Zimmerman’s?
Top 5 Unanswered Questions In the Trayvon Martin Case
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Walter Martin's last TBN Appearance - YouTube
Introduction to Playlist
Walter Martin's last TBN Appearance - YouTube
Walter Martin defending the faith, circa 1985, on TBN with host Doug Clark. Neither the host nor the guest were ever invited back and the program was not reaired the following Monday as it was scheduled.
Walter Martin's last TBN Appearance - YouTube
Friday, March 30, 2012
Rick Santorum Calls Obama A "Government N*gga" - It Never Stops
I can't believe it. When it rains it seems to pour.
It seem incredible and yet enough wiggle room that people can believe it didn't happen. Did Rick Santorum really refer to the first Black President of the United States by such an ugly and racist word? As a black man raised in the United States, I can't say I'd be surprised - not shock but a more of an attitude of having my own suspicions proved correct. Personally, I think that most of President Obama's critics and political opponents frequently refer to him this way in private.
People are divided on whether or not its true or not. I admit that I don't know Santorum's heart and I can't read his mind, but I don't see how this is not a Freudian slip.
Not everyone agrees, but sees other possibility.
Okay. I don't buy it. But Okay. Here is the offending part of the speech.
Here are three articles on this.
Rick Santorum: another slip of the tongue but was it the 'N-word'?
Did Rick Santorum almost say the n-word during speech?
Rick Santorum Calls Obama A "Government N*gga" | News One
Santorum was speaking at a rally in Janesville, Wisconsin, still locked in the ferocious nomination battle with Mitt Romney and still desperate to become the true conservative standard-bearer of the Republican party.
"We know the candidate Barack Obama, what he was like – the anti-war government nig …" he seems to say, then suddenly stopping, and changing tack to add: "America was a source for division around the world, that what we were doing was wrong."
It seem incredible and yet enough wiggle room that people can believe it didn't happen. Did Rick Santorum really refer to the first Black President of the United States by such an ugly and racist word? As a black man raised in the United States, I can't say I'd be surprised - not shock but a more of an attitude of having my own suspicions proved correct. Personally, I think that most of President Obama's critics and political opponents frequently refer to him this way in private.
People are divided on whether or not its true or not. I admit that I don't know Santorum's heart and I can't read his mind, but I don't see how this is not a Freudian slip.
I’ve watched this video 14.5 times. I’ve meditated on it, prayed over it, laid hands on it, and sent it to my mama. I had to take a moment to thank God that Rick Santorum, in his conservative brilliance, has finally released videotaped evidence of the kind of smoking gun that many millions of us can use to prove that he is every bit as racist as we’ve always known him to be. - Dr Boyce Watkins Source
Not everyone agrees, but sees other possibility.
It is hard to think of exactly what word Santorum was about to use. What word beginning with "nig-" comes naturally after government? It has been suggested he was trying to say "-nik", as in peacenik or beatnik. That is possible. Or perhaps, it was some non-specific verbal tic: a random vowel-consonent flub. - Paul Harris Source
Okay. I don't buy it. But Okay. Here is the offending part of the speech.
Here are three articles on this.
Rick Santorum: another slip of the tongue but was it the 'N-word'?
Did Rick Santorum almost say the n-word during speech?
Rick Santorum Calls Obama A "Government N*gga" | News One
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Disgrasian: Where The Killing Of A Fictional Black Child Exposes How We Feel About The Killing Of A Real Black Child | K Tempest Tumbles
I recently posted a short blog article that basically argues that the killing of Trayvon Martin and the controversy of black characters in the movie/book series Hunger Games are both parts of the same poisonous tree of American racism. How little things really change. I came across a very insightful article on Tumblr in which an article discusses how society feels about the killing of fictional black youths correlate to how it feels about killing real people. I think the point is true.
I should point out that this point really isn't new. For years there has been discussion of how black characters in movies and television have been treated as fodder. Y'know the trope: The token black guy always dies by the end of the movie. I can think of very few example where black supporting characters (male or female) does not get killed. We all know that stories have more resonance when a character you care about dies, but why is seemingly always the black friend of the white main character? It's become cliche. You know the black guy/girls screen time is numbered the moment they are introduced. Perhaps this has carried through to real life in how some people think about black people. I was horrified to hear that people card less about one of the characters in Hunger Games when they realized she was a black girl. Sad. Really sad.
Disgrasian: Where The Killing Of A Fictional Black Child Exposes How We Feel About The Killing Of A Real Black Child | K Tempest Tumbles
What I’ve been stewing over for the last few weeks is exactly that, that there’s a sickening bottom line in this country, and it is simply that certain people’s lives are valued less than others. I don’t know how we continue on as a society knowing this. Because a society where mothers of black boys have to worry that when their children run out for candy, they might never come back–that society is broken. A society where the Muslim mother of five children could be beaten to death in her own bed where her killer left a note that reads “go back to your country, you terrorist” is a society that demands to be fixed. Every piece of legislation that criminalizes a person’s skin color–whether with regard to immigration or homeland security or law enforcement–needs to be challenged. Every cultural message that says one race is “less than” another needs to be checked. Is it a movie we’re watching about a dystopia that doesn’t give a shit about its disenfranchised or are we living it? The line for me has become increasingly blurred.
I should point out that this point really isn't new. For years there has been discussion of how black characters in movies and television have been treated as fodder. Y'know the trope: The token black guy always dies by the end of the movie. I can think of very few example where black supporting characters (male or female) does not get killed. We all know that stories have more resonance when a character you care about dies, but why is seemingly always the black friend of the white main character? It's become cliche. You know the black guy/girls screen time is numbered the moment they are introduced. Perhaps this has carried through to real life in how some people think about black people. I was horrified to hear that people card less about one of the characters in Hunger Games when they realized she was a black girl. Sad. Really sad.
Disgrasian: Where The Killing Of A Fictional Black Child Exposes How We Feel About The Killing Of A Real Black Child | K Tempest Tumbles
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Watch The Snob Discuss the Trayvon Martin Case on BBC World "Have Your Say" - The Snob Blog - Danielle Belton's The Black Snob
I have found that Danielle Belton's blog really useful for news and insightful commentary. She has been posting some articles on the Trayvon Martin case and she recently appeared on a BBC show discussing the case.
Watch The Snob Discuss the Trayvon Martin Case on BBC World "Have Your Say" - The Snob Blog - Danielle Belton's The Black Snob
Watch The Snob Discuss the Trayvon Martin Case on BBC World "Have Your Say" - The Snob Blog - Danielle Belton's The Black Snob
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
Webcomic Reimagines Shooting Victim Trayvon Martin As Spider-Man
I just read a real good summary of the Trayvon Martin case.
A recent web comic strip spotlight how silly it is to judge a person by solely their outward appearance. We all do it, unfortunately. Maybe Trayvon Martin might still be alive had Zimmerman not done that.
Webcomic Reimagines Shooting Victim Trayvon Martin As Spider-Man
One of the most ridiculous details from the tragic shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin is that his George Zimmerman – who shot Martin in what he claims was self-defense — felt threatened because Martin was wearing a hoodie. The youth didn’t appear to have a weapon or to be acting in a threatening manner, and yet Zimmerman racially profiled him all the same.
A recent web comic strip spotlight how silly it is to judge a person by solely their outward appearance. We all do it, unfortunately. Maybe Trayvon Martin might still be alive had Zimmerman not done that.
Tor.com noticed this strip from webcomic Let’s Be Friends Again, which draws on half-black, half-Latino Spider-Man Miles Morales to drive home the point that you never know what kind of person is beneath a hoodie.
And it could very well be that more often the stranger is a good guy instead of a threat.
Webcomic Reimagines Shooting Victim Trayvon Martin As Spider-Man
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
What Physics Students Do [Pic]
I'm dating myself but when I was a university physics student, I couldn't just "Google" anything. We "yahooed"
What Physics Students Do [Pic]
What Physics Students Do [Pic]
Desposyni: The Mighty Mathematician You’ve Never Heard Of
I had never heard of Amalie Noether but it turns out that we all owe her.
I really liked this article. Really important information.
Desposyni: The Mighty Mathematician You’ve Never Heard Of
She invented a theorem that united with magisterial concision two conceptual pillars of physics: symmetry in nature and the universal laws of conservation. Some consider Noether’s theorem, as it is now called, as important as Einstein’s theory of relativity; it undergirds much of today’s vanguard research in physics, including the hunt for the almighty Higgs boson.
I really liked this article. Really important information.
Desposyni: The Mighty Mathematician You’ve Never Heard Of
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Tuesday, March 27, 2012
I'm Sexy And I Know It
I think You may have noticed a meme going around" Parodies of the song "I'm Sexy, And I Know it" Some of the are hilarious. Here are a couple that just are real funny! Fill in the Blank
I'm Pregnant, And I know It
I'm Nerdy and I know It
I'm Nerdy and I know It
Related articles
- "I'm Pregnant And I Know It!" Parody [VIDEO] (khmx.radio.com)
- The Power of Internet Memes (sendblaster.com)
- One week to win a new right to parody (openrightsgroup.org)
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Racism Is Still Here In 2012
I find it amazing that there still so much racism in 2012. In the past week it's like a blanket has been pulled back and we can see how ugly some people's hearts truly are.
1. This past weekend I heard about the murder of Trayvon Martin. The young man was only seventeen years-old and he wasmurdered for wearing a hoodie killed because he was dressed in a way that made him seem suspicious to George Zimmerman. To make it worse there are people trying to excuse Zimmerman by finding something Trayvon did that lead to him being shot.
2. I also heard about a black man and a black woman killed in Chicago by cop and there does not seem to be any good reason for this.
3. I admit I have not yet seen "Hunger Games" or read the books, but apparently some people who were fans of the series have made shocking and racist remarks against a young black kids that was cast as one of their beloved characters. I guess these people have really bad reading comprehension skill because the characters were described as black in the books. These idiots claim that this revelation has detracted from their enjoyment of the franchise. Here is a picture of one of the young people being insulted for no other reason than the color of her skin.
'Hunger Games' Cast Subjected to Racist Attacks in Shocking Tweets
1. This past weekend I heard about the murder of Trayvon Martin. The young man was only seventeen years-old and he was
'Hunger Games' Cast Subjected to Racist Attacks in Shocking Tweets
Related articles
- Justice for Trayvon (queerd.com)
- Should Trayvon Martin's Past Be Considered In His Murder Case? (hellobeautiful.com)
- Geraldo Rivera blames Trayvon Martins murder on the type of hoodie he was wearing (bazaardaily.com)
- Trayvon Martin Hoody March In Phoenix (1015jamz.cbslocal.com)
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Chicago,
Hunger Games,
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racism,
Trayvon Martin
Monday, March 26, 2012
Supervillain Primary Debate 2012 – G4tv.com
G4TV has recently imagined what it might look like if fictional supervillains were involved in our American political process.
Supervillain Primary Debate 2012 Discuss Social Issues in High Definition – G4tv.com
Supervillain Primary Debate 2012 Discuss Health Care Reform
Supervillain Primary Debate 2012 Discuss Social Issues in High Definition – G4tv.com
Supervillain Primary Debate 2012 Discuss Health Care Reform
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