Women’s rights groups hail conviction of Afghan cleric for girl’s rape
hmmmmm. progress.
What goes through my my mind when I read the news with my morning coffee. …Or for the Simon's Rockers in the group, this is my response journal.
Well, alright. Get down Texas, with your smacking-bigots-down selves.
Cool dads are the shit.
“Many props to Mr. [Samuel L.] Jackson, but he’s got nothing on Burton.”
A thing of beauty.
Why #Gamergaters Piss Me The F*** Off — The Cauldron — Medium.
Chris Kluwe is a motherfucking badass.
I Was An NFL Player Until I Was Fired By Two Cowards And A Bigot.
The Minnesota Vikings and their coach deserve to rot in hell. Period. They are spineless worms without balls, not men.
.because Iran’s leadership takes their orders directly from Satan.
The prophet weeps at the level of evil they display.
Blast outside Cairo University wounds 11 – Middle East – Al Jazeera English.
Including 4 cops.
Sigh…..
Blackwater Guards Found Guilty In 2007 Shootings In Iraq : The Two-Way : NPR.
eight years seems like a drop in the bucket but progress in the right direction is progress in the right direction.
About four-in-ten (37%) of those with incomes of $50,000 or more say that poor people have hard lives; among those with incomes under $20,000, about two-thirds (65%) say this.
…73% of Republicans say the government can’t afford to do much more to help the needy, while just 32% of Democrats say this. Among the most affluent Americans (those with family incomes above $150,000), party may trump income when it comes to views about the poor.
High-income Democrats (those with family incomes of $150,000 or more) are among the most sympathetic to the poor. About three-in-four (73%) say the poor have hard lives, a share that is higher than among Democrats of lower incomes. By contrast, strong majorities of wealthy and middle income Republicans (those with family incomes of $50,000 or higher) say that the poor have it easy, with more than seven-in-ten holding that view.
hmmmm