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Daily Archives: June 21, 2008
“Young Hillary Clinton”
The Democratic primary is over, but this video continues to speak poignantly and humorously to the lawyerly nihilism and narcissicm that is so characteristic of our political culture:
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Tagged hillary clinton, lawyers, narcissism, nihilism, young hillary clinton
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There are no theist parents on child cancer wards
I spoke recently to one of my local city council members about why he voted to put, in large letters, behind the deus of city council chambers, “In God we trust.” I told him that not everyone in our city is … Continue reading
Calling Sigmund Freud
I live in California where gay marriage is, at least for the moment, legal. In my local newspaper I noticed an article about some local pastors protesting outside the city clerk’s office, and holding up signs with Bible verses, as … Continue reading
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Tagged Antelope Valley Press, bigotry toward gays, fundamentalism, gay marriage, Judgement will come to California, Pastor Michael Alexander, quoting the bible against gay people, Red Lobster restaurant, repressed homosexuality, Sigmund Freud, the problem of suffering
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“Why I’m voting Republican”
Some video irony:
