The Faith in Humanity Meter

The Faith in Humanity Meter currently reads:

Sad. See "Ignorance Inc."



Thursday, April 29, 2010

3-D, Schmee-D

Roger Ebert doesn't like 3-D. And he's right.


For now, 3-D movies are awkward and distracting -- and not nearly worth the extra money and effort.

Also -- Rogert Ebert likes really simple sentences.


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Wednesday, April 28, 2010

The Nuclear Club

This is pretty much the best summation of the nuclear issue I've personally seen.


Bravo, senior. Americans need to realize why it's difficult to censure Iran, and why it's difficult for The Greatest Country In The World (TM) to eliminate the nuclear threat.

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Fighting Obesity, one Happy Meal at a Time.

I wonder how effective this will be.


This obviously raises all kinds of questions about the government's right to interfere in private business for social good.

If this becomes a big thing, expect a lawsuit. If it happens, that'll be an interesting one to watch.


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Fox News Headlines Ctd.

Just so everyone is aware, Fox News' Web site currently depicts a Mexican jumping over a fence.


It might not actually be a real Mexican jumping over the fence, but the connotation is unavoidable.

I really, really don't know what to think about this.

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This Week in LOL

This man is a standard-bearer of the Republican Party. Also, he's the longest-serving governor of Texas.


Interestingly, it's got a line on the front page of MSNBC -- but, as of time of writing, nothing on Fox or CNN.

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It's not Obama we're tired with.

Ahem.


The Money Quote:

Dissatisfaction is widespread, crossing party lines, ideologies and virtually all groups of voters. Less than a quarter of independents and just three in 10 Republicans say they're leaning toward backing an incumbent this fall. Even among Democrats, who control the House, the Senate and the White House, opinion is evenly divided on the question.

Also, notice the continuing trend against Republicans.

Americans aren't tired of Obama and the "socialists." They're tired of the whole broken, bitter, partisan system. They're tired of stalling progress for the sake of short-term political gain. They're tired of old rich white guys in suits claiming they know what American's want when they really only fight for their own fundamentalist ideological interests.

The revolution's coming.




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This is Going to Be Awesome

I don't know if it's bad for me to say this, but this is going to be awesome if it works.


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