Archive for category Liberalism
Michael Moore Wants a Job
11:44 pm, March 10th, 2010 on Democraps, Liberalism, Media

The Crazy
Michael Moore has written to President Obama that he wants to replace Rahm Emanuel to “clean up the mess that’s been created around” the President. His recent crap hasn’t been faring well at the box office.
So, I suppose he’s just looking for something to do other than making pathetic and flop movies.
U.S. Climate Action Partnership: 3 Down, Few More To Go
4:40 pm, February 16th, 2010 on Global Warming, Liberalism

The End is Nigh?
The United States Climate Action Partnership, an organization created to appease climate change fanatics/liberals, is slowly coming apart at the seams.
The WSJ is reporting that BP, ConocoPhilips and Caterpillar have quit the group, because:
USCAP was focused on getting a climate-change bill passed, whereas [the quitters are] increasingly concerned with what the details of such a bill would be.
… USCAP was starting to do more and more on trying to get a bill out without trying to work as much on the substance of it.
USCAP seems to be following the lead of its non-profit members – NRDC, The Nature Conservancy and others – and focusing on the “environmentally effective” and “fair climate change program” agendas of its mission statement rather than the “economically sustainable” part.
Now that Democratic ship is slowly sinking, it is hardly surprising that the rats are deserting it in droves.
The Enforced Homosexual Agenda
12:12 am, January 19th, 2010 on Gay Marriage, Liberalism, Media
Two and a Half Men’s new episode tonight featured the parents of the protagonist Charlie’s fiancee. The father, who is initially depicted as a conservative “bigot”, comes out of the closet to reveal that he has always been in love with a man.
While the episode itself was better than most stuff that Chuck Lorre has been putting out recently, I had predicted that the story line would feature a closet situation once the character’s wife pointed out he was always on guard against the “homosexual agenda.” As with most other TV shows, movies, and books these days, the liberal media establishment is forcing the “homosexual agenda” down our throats.
Incidentally, I recently finished reading Ursula Le Guin’s The Telling and it is the same deal in the book as well. Aliens are depicted to have lower moral standards than humans, involving homosexuality that is widely accepted. In fact, Le Guin’s aliens are bisexuals who have no conception of marriage or fidelity or morality. Characters switch sex-partners freely, choosing from either gender, with little or no emotion involved in the relationship, if you could even call it that. Previously, in The Left Hand of Darkness, Le Guin depicts a world in which the aliens can choose their gender once every month.
While I believe in equality and all that good stuff, we don’t have to be constantly reminded that homosexuality is normal and gay marriage is inevitable. Gay marriage will not become right just because the media forces us to get used to the idea.
The Queen of USA
4:15 pm, January 7th, 2010 on Liberalism, White House
Despite this being an “old” story, it is still despicable that Michelle Obama needs 22 attendants – all well paid – even Queen Victoria, the monarch at the height of the British empire, would have been proud.
The Problem with Socialism and Relativism: A Confused Society
2:09 pm, December 23rd, 2009 on Feminism, Liberalism
Sweden is one of the most open-minded and liberal countries in the world. Gay marriage is legal and the Church of Sweden even allows its priests to wed same-sex couples.
The problem with this immense societal openness is a general lack of morality and super-sexuality. According to a recent study:
We are seeing a greater openness among young people, particularly among young women. There is an increasing interest in experimenting and pushing boundaries, and a growing resistance to defining oneself as heterosexual, homosexual or bisexual…
Many no longer wish to be tied in to rigid sexual identities, they want to be open and free as people and as sexual beings.
BA: Fire The Strikers
1:06 pm, December 17th, 2009 on Liberalism
In an ideally capitalist society, British Airways would have fired all employees threatening to go on strike and hired new ones (from the former globespan employees, for instance).
But, at least the High Court in England has ruled against the union’s strike on technical grounds.
Political Correctness Loses in Supreme Court
11:27 pm, November 16th, 2009 on Liberalism
The Washington Redskins survived a nomenclature challenge today when the Supreme Court refused to allow political correctness to rule our lives (on technical grounds, of course).
The lefties haven’t lost hope yet…
A new group of challengers has filed the same trademark cancellation suit in hopes that their slightly different circumstances can avoid the procedural bar that halted this case.
Are they hoping for a new Supreme Court by the time it gets all the way to the High Court next time around?
Blame the Unions and Gregoire For Boeing’s Move
11:33 pm, October 28th, 2009 on Liberalism, Washington State
WSJ reports:
Boeing Co. said it would build a second final assembly line for its troubled 787 Dreamliner jet in South Carolina, a move that spurns the powerful aircraft machinists’ union that had been negotiating with Boeing to locate the work at the current factory near Seattle.
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On Wednesday the South Carolina legislature moved to offer Boeing a variety of tax incentives to lure the company to build a massive new factory on the site of an existing facility it owns in North Charleston.
Why didn’t Gregoire provide the same incentives to keep Boeing in its home state?
It’s the first time since 2006 that Boeing will assemble a commercial airplane outside of the Puget Sound area and provides the company with an assembly line beyond the reach of the labor union that has caused production headaches off and on for decades in Seattle
The union is hurting itself (and Washington’s economy) through its absurdly stubborn positions.
Well, we now know who really cares about Washington.
Obama: Cut Your Paychecks.
1:12 pm, October 21st, 2009 on Economy, Liberalism, White House
Obama’s socialism czar, Kenneth Feinberg, has decreed that recipients of federal bailouts must cut the compensation of their top executives.
In the private world, the real world, the capitalist world, people need incentives to perform. Outsized salaries and benefits provide just such incentives. Look at Goldman, JP Morgan and others that have been declaring massive profits over the past few months.
Cutting paychecks will only cause these companies to behave more like government entities than their private competitors. Why would the head of a division work 100 hours a week at this company when he’s getting paid half of what his counterpart gets paid at a different firm? He can switch or stop working as hard…
Why does it feel more and more like the Socialist States of America?
Obama Wins the Peace Prize?!
10:30 am, October 9th, 2009 on Liberalism, Politics
The Nobel Committee lost its credibility when it started using the Peace Prize for explicitly political purposes … Al Gore, Jimmy Carter, Wangari Maathai, El Baradei, and many others over the years. Yasser Arafat was rewarded for his terrorism in 1994.
The Peace Prize has always been one of those fuzzy little accolades that can be awarded to anyone for pretty much anything, especially when it comes to “extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples” and such other non-quantifiable contributions.
So it should come as no surprise that Barack Hussein Obama is the latest laureate. Quite frankly, any Democrat succeeding GWB would have won the same. Or a goat for that matter. Even a martian. R2D2.
UPDATE: So, the head of the Committee says:
“It was because we would like to support what he is trying to achieve”
People “try” to achieve a lot of things. They should be encouraged to do so, but awarding them even before they have accomplished even a single thing is quite wrong headed.
Obama is not a kid who needs to be encouraged to study and “try” to do well on exams. Obama is the President of the United States – an entire nation depends upon him. He just can’t “try” to achieve something. He bloody well has to do.
Morgan Tsvangirai, one of the most popular nominees with a record 205 commendations, should have been awarded for his efforts to stabilize Zimbabwe. Obama is all talk, while Tsvangirai is actually toiling despite constant death threats.
The Perfect Way To Promote Tourism – Free Sex!
2:47 pm, September 16th, 2009 on Europe, Liberalism
That’s the Danish angle. Come to Denmark – have free, guiltless sex with beautiful young women!
Apparently, the video is about:
a nice and sweet story about a grown-up woman who lives in a free society and accepts the consequences of her actions
But, how does that promote tourism?
NYT Forgot the Real Problems with British and Canadian Health Systems
4:05 pm, August 14th, 2009 on Health, Liberalism, Media
Discussing the Canadian Medicare system, Theodore Marmor writes in the NYT:
Q. What is your biggest criticism of it?
A. The continued nastiness of federal-provincial negotiations about the shared financing of Medicare is one unappealing feature of the Canadian system. This dual responsibility leads to endless blaming between the national and provincial governments for the pressures of medical expenditures on the budgets of other public programs and tax levels. This, in turn, has partly prevented Canada from handling drug costs in the uncomplicated Medicare program.
With regards to the British NHS, Robert Mackey writes and quotes:
NHS often makes the difference between pain and comfort, despair and hope, life and death. Thanks for always being there…
Millions of people are grateful for the care they have received from the NHS – including my own family. One of the wonderful things about living in this country is that the moment you’re injured or fall ill — no matter who you are, where you are from, or how much money you’ve got — you know that the NHS will look after you.
Both writers have missed the critical problems with both systems: medical rationing and shortage of quality medical care. Read on »
ObamaBabies™: Where Art Thou?
5:18 pm, August 11th, 2009 on Liberalism
The expected surge in child-births 9 months after Mr. Barack Obama was elected in November is turning out to be, well, disappointing. Even Chicago, the holy-land of the Obamamites, has not seen a significant uptick in child-births.
I guess ObamaFans™ were too busy celebrating and getting drunk that they forgot all about the ObamaBabies™. What will now happen to the ObamaGeneration™?
Via, drudge.
Graham Votes for Sotomayor
12:22 pm, July 28th, 2009 on GOP, Liberalism, Politics
Of the 7 Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee, only Lindsey Graham voted for Sotomayor, alongwith all 12 Democrats. Even Chuck Grassley and Orin Hatch, both noted moderates, voted against her.
His excuse:
I feel good about Judge Sotomayor… she would decide cases based on what she thinks is right and be an inspiration for young women
What a lame excuse. He should just own up to the fact that he’s sucking up to the Hispanic lobby more than any thing else. Just like the Republicans who plan to vote for Sonia.
Not that Republicans shouldn’t suck up to the Hispanic lobby, but there are many other better ways to do it. Such as pushing for sensible immigration reform that takes into account the importance of Hispanics in the USA. Such as moderating the position on illegal immigration. Such as the guest worker program. But Sotomayor? Ewww, colloquially speaking.
Republicans need to, at the very least, put up a show of unity these days. Sotomayor is a terrible choice – a liberal feminist who claims she’s the “wise latina;” a bully with little intellectual backing; an affirmative action activist.
Well, here’s to Justice Sotomayor.
Seal Imports Banned By EU
5:40 pm, July 27th, 2009 on Europe, Liberalism
Under pressure from animal rights nutcases, the EU has decided to ban the importation of all seal products, except:
Products from traditional hunts by indigenous peoples in Canada and Greenland will be exempt from the ban.
Most affected by this ban will be Canada, where hunters take down almost 300,000 seals every year.
Apparently, the reasoning behind the ban is that it is:
in response to concerns about the animal welfare aspects of seal hunting practices
Did I Miss the Obama-Gates Brouhaha?!
12:55 pm, July 24th, 2009 on Liberalism, White House
I have been busy over the past week, which should explain the paucity of posts, but I am dismayed I didn’t read or blog about the Obama/Gates affair until now.
So, an African-American professor gets arrested for a minor issue and the President of the United States makes a phone call about it?!
Gates may be a respected Harvard professor but no one has the right to say this to an officer of the law:
Ya, I’ll speak with your mama outside
Of course, a Harvard professor has a constitutional right (Gates Amendment, forthcoming) to scream at and abuse a police officer. The police officer was wrong the minute he even responded to the breaking and entering call – he should be suspended and exiled to Kiribati.
Is that what we’ve come down to? Is this what engages President Barack Obama all day long? Did we elect him to scold allegedly “racist” police officers and bail out nasty liberal professors?
With over 10% unemployment, half a million people losing their jobs every single month, trillions in tax dollars spent away without any results, states running out of UI money, Obama still has the time to call a police sergeant when his friend gets arrested?
I am thinking of switching sides and befriending Obama. That’d be like a “Get Out of Jail Free” card. And, he’s always available to make the call too. Day or night. Sweet.
NYT’s Pseudo Bi-Partisan Dialogue
12:25 pm, July 24th, 2009 on Liberalism, Media

Spare Us!
You’d expect something a bit more classy from the Gray Lady, but, no. Today’s The Conversation column titled, In Praise of Partisanship, is typical of the liberal media… Have a pseudo-conservative debate a super-liberal and call it bipartisan. Read on »
Milbank Criticizes Steele’s Puppetry; What About Obama’s?
4:20 pm, July 21st, 2009 on Health, Liberalism, White House
A running theme on this blog has been the media’s liberal bias and constant grovelling to Obama, Pelosi, Reid, et. al. Today is no different.
It seems that criticizing Obama amounts to racism or some other -ism, but Steele is fair game because he’s a Republican. Steele’s race and everything else is trumped by his ideology.
Dana Milbank of the Washington Post today criticizes Steele’s adherence to his consultant’s suggestions. He claimed Steel used Castellanos’ memo word-for-word for his speech, which was full of: Read on »
Pornography and Indecency: What Grove Press Really Gave Us
11:19 pm, July 20th, 2009 on Liberalism
Grove Press, a publisher of D.H. Lawrence’s soft-core Lady Chatterley’s Lover and many other similar novels and a pioneer in radical publishing, sued over and over again to peddle its dirty wares under the protection of the First Amendment.
It didn’t sue for any higher purpose. It sued to make a buck from its overtly sexual material.
Making a god out of Grove Press’ Barney Rosset, Kaplan writes in the NYT today:
For many decades, the courts upheld racial segregation; then, suddenly, they didn’t. For many decades, the courts let the Post Office decide which books people could read [by censoring obscene material]; then, suddenly, they didn’t. In both cases, and many others that could be cited, the laws hadn’t changed; society did. And the courts responded accordingly.
Racial segregation is wrong. Censorship of pornography is not. All men are equal before God and law. All speech is not.
Kaplan titled his article: “The Day Obscenity Became Art.” What he really means to say is: The Day Pornography Was Made Acceptable.”
Letterman’s Top Ten Signs Sonia Sotomayor Is Getting Cocky
1:33 pm, July 15th, 2009 on Humor, Liberalism, Politics
Last night:
10. Addressed senators with “Whaddaya say, Meat?”
9. Spent the entire hearing updating her Twitter page
8. Interrupted questioning to get fitted for her robe
7. Turned surprisingly hostile when told “No open containers”
6. Left early to tackle the case of Sotomayor vs. Applebee’s Riblets
5. Started hitting on Clarence Thomas
4. Kept referring to Al Franken as “Church Lady”
3. Phoned in from All Star Game in St. Louis to see how the confirmation hearings were going
2. Only answers she gave were “Maybe” and “How the hell should I know?”
1. Took the day off to go salmon fishing with Sarah Palin
Via, Freedom Eden.
Dangerous Resentment of … Women?
11:50 am, July 10th, 2009 on Feminism, Liberalism

The Criminal
Judith Warner, an NYT columnist, claims today that a case in which prosecutors are pursuing legal action against a mother who had endangered her children by dropping them off at the mall, without any form of direct, or even indirect, adult supervision, is about how:
our country’s resentment, and even hatred, of well-educated, apparently affluent women is spiraling out of control.
Wait. What?
Reducing Nuclear Weapons: What’s the Point?
5:37 pm, July 6th, 2009 on Foreign Policy, Liberalism, Russia
Obama is already desperately trying to achieve something of a legacy as Reagan did. But, nuclear weapons reduction by the USA and Russia doesn’t achieve a thing, really, until China, India, Pakistan, Israel and the other nuclear states agree to cut their stockpiles as well.
With the latest developments in weapons technology, we don’t need as many weapons as we did before. As such, the only way we can protect ourselves from their specific threat is to eliminate them altogether, not just by reducing their numbers by just a bit.
Obama- get off your high horse already.
The Problem With Liberal Judges (as in MN, Coleman v. Franken)
4:57 pm, June 30th, 2009 on Liberalism

Stupid Fucker
The Supreme Court of Minnesota has just opted for Democrat Al Franken over Republican (and former Democrat) Norm Coleman.
Al Franken, that guy from the land of far-far-far-left away. Al Franken, that stupid radio show host who moved “back” to Minnesota only in ‘03 for the express purpose of running for office. Having Al Franken in the Senate is far worse than a combination of Limbaugh, Coulter and Malkin in there.
What are his qualifications for becoming a Senator? Especially when the alternative is the incumbent Norm Coleman, a several-term former Mayor of Minneapolis?



