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- Damian Penny: Just slightly behind the times.
- And by "we," I mean "people other than me."
- Neo-conservatism, in six panels.
- You're just NOW figuring out how this works?
- The entertaining dangers of home schooling.
- A little late to the party.
- Well, THAT didn't last long, did it?
- Religious freedom, in a nutshell.
- The things that happen when you're not paying atte...
- "And if you don't like THOSE principles, hey, I've...
- Well, NOW I won't have to feel guilty about it any...
- This just gets better and better.
- "Me? No, I'm not with those guys. Honest."
- The shamelessness of David Frum.
- The seven habits of highly effective sergeants.
- Blogging Tories Short Takes: July 28, 2006.
- Uh oh ... now things are going to get ugly.
- "Wankersphere! About ... FACE!!"
- "Plan B. We have a Plan B, right?"
- The right-wing love affair with history (relevant ...
- Sorry ... tell me again about the "Angry Left."
- Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.
- It's just Damian being Damian.
- Only the names have been changed to protect the gu...
- No good deed goes unpunished.
- That's progress. I guess.
- The joy of having it both ways.
- All civilians are equal but, apparently, some are ...
- A man can only take so much of this, you know.
- You keep using that word "handled" ...
- Apparently, shit happens.
- Burning people alive and feeling good about it.
- Sometimes too stupid for words.
- I'm guessing this still counts as "measured."
- Mission freakin' accomplished!
- Oh, God ... I'm sooooooo confused.
- Oh, THIS should be delightful.
- Attention deficit disorder as a foreign policy.
- If you hate reality, well, there's always the Blog...
- Just slightly behind the curve, as they say.
- Canada tech news: AMD purchases ATI.
- The carping from the peanut gallery.
- The danger of conventional wisdom.
- Softwood victory smackdown! Whoo hoo!
- Hell, no, I don't mind the competition.
- Floyd rocks.
- 10 a.m. delivery, or they're free.
- Not what they meant by "winning hearts and minds."
- Afghanistan: Mission not quite so accomplished.
- Not quite the whole story.
- "You keep using that word 'measured', ..."
- Peter MacKay: Whiny-ass titty baby.
- Stephen. Plane. Anti-aircraft missiles. Some as...
- Oh, those wacky pro-choicers!
- Government surveillance humour, Canadian-style.
- It's just Ann being Ann.
- Don't worry -- that's just Stevie being Stevie.
- Too dumb to even make fun of.
- "You have the right to remain an imbecile ..."
- Then we can airbrush out all the dead people ...
- It's called "synergy." Don't waste it.
- And the creepy parallels continue.
- Another evangelical douchebag for Christ.
- Ironically, they don't even LIKE the Jews.
- Your right-wing line of the day.
- Today's example of terminal, fundy stupidity.
- Canada needs a Ralph Reed.
- Sometimes, a shoulder massage is just a ... hey! ...
- How can you tell when a wanker is lying?
- Those tax-and-spend Conservatives.
- Too-tired-to-give-a-crap open thread.
- Some straight-shootin' shit there, pardner.
- Is Damian Penny the worst blogger in Canada?
- What the f...?
- Anti-Semitism, AIPAC-style.
- That gosh-darned liberal media.
- Nuance? We don' need no steenkin' nuance!
- Oh ... this can't end well.
- Dead Canadians in Lebanon -- let the calls for pol...
- Conservative discourse, as it were.
- Blogging Tories Short Takes: Jul 16, 2006.
- Theological scholarship, as it were.
- You might want to hold off on that cheerleading.
- An affair to not quite remember.
- Gosh darn that liberal media.
- The stupidest man on the planet.
- When your doofusness is out there for all the worl...
- Well, this is timely.
- It's what dreams are made of, isn't it?
- Israel to Bush: Bite me?
- Thinking ahead, CPoC-style.
- There is a God after all, oh, yes.
- Right-wing snark, as it were.
- The fickliness of the trollosphere.
- Proud to be hermetically sealed.
- All animals are equal ...
- Some people have decidedly unhealthy obsessions.
- The thriftiness of the Conservatives ...
- America, I have a dream.
- What you call "unclear on the concept."
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But, but, but...he says it was just a joke, and because he didn't take comments down till they reached the 300 mark, 99% telling him what a doofus he was, then we should all believe him, right? Of course, his subsequent posts indicate that he is a zealot, without thought, without empathy, without any kind of consideration - but it was a joke...NOT.
Please, let the rapture come and take all these folks away from us.
Apparently, it's soon.
"For the first time in my Christian walk, I have no doubts that the day of the Lords appearing is upon us. I have never felt this way before, I have a joy that bubbles up every-time I think of him, for I know this is truly the time I have waited for so long."
Ready, waiting and excited
Read Arthur C. Clark's "Childhood's End". It was prescient, and it is a metaphor. Taken within the context with what is going on in the far right, it is enlightening. People, wno are aliens, promising eternal peace, but have no intention of that. It was written and published in 1953, and it is a clarion call. The folks who come clothed in sheep's clothing are not necessarily as harmless as they appear. Everyone who has vision of power has a hidden agenda. Goddess help the rest of us, cause they will take care of themselves and won't lose a moment of sleep over the rest of us. The really funny thing is, although they don't realize it, they rely on the rest of us to make them money. Without us, they are broke. BUT they don't realize it. They honestly do not understand that workers are necesseray to sustain the integrity of the hive.
People, wno are aliens, promising eternal peace, but have no intention of that. It was written and published in 1953, and it is a clarion call. The folks who come clothed in sheep's clothing are not necessarily as harmless as they appear.
If I remember correctly, those aliens enabled mankind to take the next leap to godlike status, and were certainly benevolent. They ended crime and unfairness, lying and deceit, and enabled mankind to reach his potential.
They were devil-like in appearance, but in the book our fears of that shape were because of a racial pre-memory of the 'death' of our human bodies. But they were a race that helped many others achieve the trancendence that they could not achieve themselves.
You sure you read the same book I did?
And yet, he has his 15 minutes of glorious infamy, which is celebrity by any standard.
I don't know what his blog hits were before this, but he's certainly found a way to improve the profile. All that and he gets to improve his profile with the forced birth advocates for being a martyr in their cause.
I bet he's happy as a pig in slop.
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