![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
Midweek schtuff
Oct. 4th, 2006 11:27 pmThe SubGenius types remind us again thatNormal is rather abnormal, and can produce some pretty bad results. Like people who want to protest at Amish children's funerals. (To be fair, we've already established that Phelps is a nutjob and will likely be surprised when he finds himself in Hell, surrounded by homosexuals.)
The military is still recruiting thugs, racists, gang members, and other people to kill in America's name. Speaking of problems, here's 10 myths about people who shoot schools and schoolchildren.
. Something worth noting - In Case I Disappear, because that's possible to anyone who says something negative about the Administration. Especially if they start operating under Constitution 2.0 (which is a distillation and exaggeration, but still quite the accurate thing.)
![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jokermage advocates that on marriage issues, render unto Caesar what is Caesar's, and render unto God what is God's, by letting marriage be a strictly religious thing and adopting a civil union policy for all peoples that want it - basically you get the marriage contract and the benefits, regardles of the sex and number of the people involved (assuming it's not paedophilic or the like.). Sounds like an excellent answer to the whole debate.
Healthy school lunches in England are a flop, even though it's likely that they're the best meals that some kids will have all day. This may, however, have the side effect of getting more parents to cook at home, and not things that are just microwavable.
Going from racing across the desert to urban situations, robot cars will be racing each other in urban traffic. There's some interesting prospects there - might we be seeing robot tanks in Iraq's cities if this works out.
Last bit of interest here - school equality makes the boys feel less secure - perhaps it's because it finally shows off that the boys are being told they don't have to be smart, so long as they can catch a ball of some sort, and that they'll be expected to use their strength, rather than their minds, to get through life? Or perhaps the boys are finally being forced to pay attention and try to learn something? Either way, it can only help the boys that they're squirming in their seats, and they're not being misdiagnosed with ADD.
The military is still recruiting thugs, racists, gang members, and other people to kill in America's name. Speaking of problems, here's 10 myths about people who shoot schools and schoolchildren.
. Something worth noting - In Case I Disappear, because that's possible to anyone who says something negative about the Administration. Especially if they start operating under Constitution 2.0 (which is a distillation and exaggeration, but still quite the accurate thing.)
jokermage advocates that on marriage issues, render unto Caesar what is Caesar's, and render unto God what is God's, by letting marriage be a strictly religious thing and adopting a civil union policy for all peoples that want it - basically you get the marriage contract and the benefits, regardles of the sex and number of the people involved (assuming it's not paedophilic or the like.). Sounds like an excellent answer to the whole debate.Healthy school lunches in England are a flop, even though it's likely that they're the best meals that some kids will have all day. This may, however, have the side effect of getting more parents to cook at home, and not things that are just microwavable.
Going from racing across the desert to urban situations, robot cars will be racing each other in urban traffic. There's some interesting prospects there - might we be seeing robot tanks in Iraq's cities if this works out.
Last bit of interest here - school equality makes the boys feel less secure - perhaps it's because it finally shows off that the boys are being told they don't have to be smart, so long as they can catch a ball of some sort, and that they'll be expected to use their strength, rather than their minds, to get through life? Or perhaps the boys are finally being forced to pay attention and try to learn something? Either way, it can only help the boys that they're squirming in their seats, and they're not being misdiagnosed with ADD.
