Monday, September 21, 2009
Gay Pornography
According to a prominent conservative Michael Schwartz, "All pornography is gay pornography." So that means that all those Playboys I masturbated to when I was fourteen were actually making me homosexual. And here I thought it was allowing me to look at naked women and probably objectify the female body more than is healthy. Nope. It was just making me incredibly gay. Shit. Looks like the homosexual agenda got me again.
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Zen Koan
If a tree falls in the woods and no one is around to hear it how many fingers am I holding up? You looked!
Important Question
In the dead of winter, do male nudists wear a hat, protective gloves, AND a condom? But let's cut the BS. It's really irresponsible that nudists walk around like that in the cold! I feel so bad for these nudists.
Family Dinners
My family used to love going for family dinners. We'd sit around and eat the Steinbergs, the Chizzniaks, and the Blackstones. Once one of them was not dead yet and when my uncle went to pick at him, the guy bit off my uncle's finger and spat it in his face- the finger went straight into my uncles's mouth- he spit it out to avoid choking with such force that it shattered a window flew through the front yard and into the engine of a car parked on the street. Needless to say the engine turned on and with it the car which drove across the lawn, through our living room, ultimately crushing and killing my uncle. Well we learned from our mistake: if you're going to have a family dinner make sure the family is cooked thoroughly and dead before you begin. That's precisely what we did later with my uncle.
Don't Patronize Small Shop Owners
It's bad enough that they don't have enough customers with all the chain stores dominating. For you to strut in and say, "Oh what a nice little store. How DO you keep in business. You must be so lucky because you're also so stupid" is just wrong. It's not nice to patronize hard working small business owners.
Pontius Pilates
Kind of like "Power Yoga" in that after your done, you feel like you're abs have been crucified.
Grandma
Republicans ARE lying that Obama wants to pull the plug on Grandma. But let's be serious for a moment. Grandma may be sweet with all of that cookie baking but where does she get the money to pay for the cookie dough and the power to run the stove? Give up? YOUR tax dollars! Not only is Grandma stealing from your hard earned money she's even taking credit for baking the cookies on her own.
So if we aren't going to pull the plug on Grandma herself, can we at least pull the plug on her oven. It's not a real oven. It's more of a place where lies are cooked until they taste so sweet that we believe they must be good for us. Face the facts folks. Grandmas are like the very cookies they bake: sweet on the outside but digesting their sweet facades will only cause you a diabetes of your soul.
Oscars versus Joint Session of Congress
Here we have all the members of Congress congregated for this recent joint session:

Here we have all of the biggest movies stars congregated together for the Oscars:

It's not fair to people in Congress that they were born way uglier than movie stars and feel the need to compensate for that through either policy expertise and/or ignorant aggression. But what's more unfair is that the dorks in Congress are mostly lawyers. Lawyers are taught to be detached from their clients and in many ways, Congress people are detached from the humanity to which they supposedly are working.
Actors on the other hand (as well as screenwriters and directors) make it their job to portray the human experience with compassion and accuracy. Sure the movies are a bit over the top sometimes but by and large the art of acting and film making in general is about representing and often elevating humanity to new levels. Congress is about representing constituents but the relationship is far less intimate. And so for all the glitz and glam, Hollywood still manages to be more in touch with the soul of the human experience than the weird people in Congress. In essence, Hollywood is more in touch with reality. And that is why Hollywood is more liberal. For in the words of Stephen Colbert, "reality has a liberal bias."
Here we have all of the biggest movies stars congregated together for the Oscars:
It's not fair to people in Congress that they were born way uglier than movie stars and feel the need to compensate for that through either policy expertise and/or ignorant aggression. But what's more unfair is that the dorks in Congress are mostly lawyers. Lawyers are taught to be detached from their clients and in many ways, Congress people are detached from the humanity to which they supposedly are working.
Actors on the other hand (as well as screenwriters and directors) make it their job to portray the human experience with compassion and accuracy. Sure the movies are a bit over the top sometimes but by and large the art of acting and film making in general is about representing and often elevating humanity to new levels. Congress is about representing constituents but the relationship is far less intimate. And so for all the glitz and glam, Hollywood still manages to be more in touch with the soul of the human experience than the weird people in Congress. In essence, Hollywood is more in touch with reality. And that is why Hollywood is more liberal. For in the words of Stephen Colbert, "reality has a liberal bias."
Accountablility Commission
It seems more and more likely that some version of health care reform is going to pass and no matter what form it will take it is likely to have in it the things that right wing folks have referred to as "pulling the plug on grandma," death panels, giving hand outs to illegal immigrants, government funded abortions, and Nazi-esque/Socialist takeover by the Obama administration and government in general.
I believe that we should start some kind of grassroots-fueled commission that focuses on accountability around these claims, which will meet every six months after health care reform passes. Right wingers will be asked to review what of their claims about death panels and the like have come to fruition. If they cannot find prove that any of the things they predicted actually happened, then the commission will ask them if their attempts to destroy civic discourse was a politically calculated conscious decision on their part or if it was the unconscious behavior of a person who does not have the cognitive and/or emotional ability to be an accountable albeit undangerous voice to the American people.
I believe that we should start some kind of grassroots-fueled commission that focuses on accountability around these claims, which will meet every six months after health care reform passes. Right wingers will be asked to review what of their claims about death panels and the like have come to fruition. If they cannot find prove that any of the things they predicted actually happened, then the commission will ask them if their attempts to destroy civic discourse was a politically calculated conscious decision on their part or if it was the unconscious behavior of a person who does not have the cognitive and/or emotional ability to be an accountable albeit undangerous voice to the American people.
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