Category Archives: Politics
Why This Not-So Politically Minded Individual is Voting For Bernie Sanders
It’s not that I’m not ready for a female president. I am ready for a female president. I just don’t think it should be Hillary Clinton. Why? I don’t know why, to be honest. But from what I remember, Clinton … Continue reading
Syrian Refugees and Social Media’s Hypocricy
Just a few months ago, we were sharing pictures of dead Syrian children and #PrayingForSyria. We were posting links to news articles about the atrocities the Syrians were facing abroad, and we wanted everyone and their mothers to know because … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Newsworthy, Opinion, Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged America, refugees, syria, syrian refugees, united states
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Paris attacks: On global awareness
Twitter users posed what I think should be a serious discussion: why is it that we care more about our western European friends more than our African and Middle Eastern allies? More than 100 people were killed in what appears … Continue reading
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Tagged bataclan, france, paris, terrorist attack
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Western Australia Thinks It’s in Jaws Sequel, Plans Mass Slaughtering of Sharks
I’ve feared the ocean for so long. I remember watching this movie of a chick getting her foot tangled up in some seaweed while waves continuously pounded her. She eventually got dragged down and bashed her head on a rock. … Continue reading
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North Carolina Participates in Political Shady Shit
Of all states, I wouldn’t have imagined North Carolina to be so whack. But I’m biased in a sense because I don’t think about North Carolina often, if at all. The New York Times has reported that cuts to unemployment … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Newsworthy, Politics
Tagged African-Americans, Black, Jobless, North Carolina, Poverty, Senate, Supreme Court, Unemployment, Voting, Voting Rights Act of 1965
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“Tonight, We Celebrate. Tomorrow, We Work.”
Yeah, I know. That’s somewhat of a contradiction considering the fact that Pride weekend is riding its penis float all over North America and it’s basically going to be a three-day slut fest celebration. Nonetheless! After Wednesday’s SCOTUS ruling that … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, LGBT, Newsworthy, Politics
Tagged defense of marriage act, doma, prop 8, proposition 8, SCOTUS, Supreme Court
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Supreme Court’s Ruling On VRA of 1965 Scares Shit Out of This Blogger
Just a quick blurb for you lovelies. On a 5-4 decision, The Supreme Court struck down Section 4 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which basically holds the watchful Eye of Sauron over states that are known to discriminate … Continue reading
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Tagged doma, politics, preclearance, prop 8, SCOTUS, Section 4, Supreme Court, Voting Rights Act of 1965, VRA of 1965
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Sarah Palin Continues to Spoon Bullshit; Still Looks Stupid
In a news report by Yahoo!’s Arlette Saenz, weird Alaskan/politician Sarah Palin was at the Faith and Freedom Coalition Conference where she was quoted as saying: “Militarily, where is our commander in chief? We’re talking now more new interventions. … Continue reading
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Tagged conservatives, obama, politics, republicans, sarah palin, syria
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Russia’s Stupid Anti-Homosexuality Bill Scapegoats the LGBT.
Looks like the bear juggling bowling pins on a unicycle slipped, fell, and became homophobic in the process. According to CBS News, “a bill that stigmatizes Russia’s gay community and bans the distribution of information about homosexuality to children was … Continue reading
Same-Sex Marriage: America Proves That “Homophobia” Does Exist
Homophobia: a very hee-hee-haa-haa term that was coined to define a fear in gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and transsexuals. Could there really be such an irrational fear of an otherwise, very friendly community of individuals who are attracted to their own … Continue reading
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Tagged britain, defense of marriage act, doma, france, gay, lgbt, proposition 8, same-sex marriage, south africa, united kingdom
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