"It has been three days since a local high school coach tweeted a
threat about burning down a small pizza shop in St. Joseph County. And
now, the high school is breaking its silence. Concord High School recently released a statement condemning golf coach Jessica Dooley. For now, Dooley will remain on unpaid leave until the school district completes its investigation on the situation.
Tuesday,
Dooley tweeted "Who's going to Walkerton, IN to burn down memories
pizza with me?” to her 169 followers, including students of Concord High
School. Both the tweet and her profile have since been deleted."
Truth to power, Jess! You tell 'em! Burn. The. Bitch. Down!
***
"When schoolchildren start paying union dues, that’s when I’ll start representing the interests of school children."
--Albert Shanker (Apocrypha)
***
Quote on the whole 'bake me a cake or else' mentality:
"People have a right to personal conviction for fuck's sake. And I state
this is as verified libertine heathen breathing the ass fumes of God and
Satan both. Yes, I've rimmed both God and Satan. Point is, a strong open society should tolerate a wide spectrum of views
no matter what the fuck- it just cannot tolerate these views becoming
iron fists forcing the yoke of submission upon others. It's simple. People who keep laws smart and scarce are worthy of a vote
of confidence no matter what their personal moral stances are."
But the yoke of submission is a must for the self-righteous.
"For many women in the Czech Republic, the Easter season, known as
Velikonoce, is not their favorite time. Easter Monday is the national
holiday, and traditionally it is a time when women get whipped with a
braided rod of willow called a pomlázka. The name comes from pomladit, meaning “to make younger” and how it got tied up with Easter isn’t very clear.
Traditionally, boys in villages go around from door to door on Easter
Monday to slap women, even strangers, on the legs, thighs or buttocks
with the whip until some blood is drawn. The victim is supposed to give
the boy an egg or some chocolate. For older boys alcohol in the form of
slivovice, or plum brandy, is sometimes the reward. In some areas, each
victim ties a ribbon on the whip, sort of like notches on a gun barrel."
"May Satan capture your soul and make it his plaything if you think you
and your publication are incapable of such journalistic malpractice.
Editors and producers at the highest ranks of journalism have fallen
again and again during the past few decades, committing crimes against
journalism that match or surpass those of Rolling Stone and Erdely. Here’s just a partial list: Janet Cooke at the Washington Post; The Hitler Diaries (various publications); Stephen Glass at the New Republic, George, and, um, Rolling Stone; Jayson Blair at the New York Times; Jack Kelley at USA Today; NBC’s “exploding pickup truck”; CNN’s Tailwind story; CBS’ “Rathergate” coverage; Mike Daisey’s Apple story on This American Life; Jonah Lehrer (fabrication in his book); and CBS
again (Lara Logan on Benghazi (where the government blamed the attack on a youtube video and later cynically put an innocent man in prison to serve its own ends and in which later Hillary - a person of impeccable leadership decorum - tried to dismiss with 'what difference does it make at this point?' when grilled for answers.). And as long as we’re building out a
listicle, let me mention that when I worked at Slate, I edited and
published a sham story by a liar..."
Note: Bold mine.
A partial list indeed. And notice none are from Fox News. Just saying.
Don't forget what the legacy media did to Richard Jewel at the Atlanta games, or how NBC rigged the video
during the Zimmerman circus; the scandalous shame (of which the evil motherfucker Al Sharpton had a hand in) of the Duke Lacrosse lies, Brian 'I was there'
Williams, Kristol at NYT accusing an innocent man of being the anthrax
mailer.
"Aaron Goldin this week won the grand prize at the Siemens Westinghouse
Competition in Math, Science and Technology for his invention that
harnesses the ocean -- 70 percent of the world's surface -- to create
energy.
"I call [it] 'gyro-gen,' and it generates electricity from the power of
rolling ocean surface waves," said the 17-year-old high school student
from Encinitas, Calif.
"...I hope in the future to see not just solar, not just wind, not just
ocean or nuclear power but as many ideas as possible, some things that
we may not even realize now would be a possible source of energy," he
said. "I think that anything new is valuable."
On a serious note, THIS is the sort of guy humanity needs. Optimistic.
Not pessimistic.
"The White House has announced a goal to train 75,000 workers in the
solar industry by 2020, many of them veterans. "These are good-paying
jobs that are helping folks enter the middle-class," President Barack Obama said on Friday at Hill Air Force Base in Utah. The plan will expand on the Department of Energy SunShot Initiative's Solar Instructor Training Network currently
running at more than 400 community colleges. The White House also
announced the Solar Ready Vets program aimed at helping veterans
transition into the solar industry."
"...Envy evolved in a zero sum society, so that if I had more you probably
had less. In today’s non-zero sum environment, I might have more because
I am more productive, but you might view my wealth through the zero-sum
lens. Thus, there is probably too much envy today, and too many
decisions are based on envy..."
The long standing notion has been continually pushed by Christiana
Figueres, the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework
Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC). In 2013, Figueres had a
conversation with Climate One founder Greg Dalton regarding “fertility rates in population,” as a contributor to climate change."
You first cunt.
Death never strays too far away progressive ideology.
***
Wow. Scotland is worst than I thought. How a people can so thoroughly accept the nanny-state is incomprehensible as it is sad.
I mean, when you throw people in jail for singing, you know your society is regressive and backwards.
Alas, they're not alone. Continental Europe is but one step behind. Unfortunately, we're on that trajectory here.
"...They look terribly tired and worn down.
Some of the men have had nothing to eat for three days but parched corn,
and I cannot help respecting men who have fought so long and so well in
support of their opinions, however wrong I may think them. The officers
say very little about politics, but I think they have pretty much come
to the conclusion that the Southern Confederacy has come to an end, as
we all certainly do. All those of the old army when we met seem not to
have changed at all, and many references were made to old and happier
times."
Moving.
I wonder how long before progressives look to scrub Southern history altogether.
***
Speaking of scrubbing, Quebec is very good at scrubbing history. A parent I know was upset the way they explain how immigrants were treated during the years Quebec introduced possibly the most restrictive law in North America with Bill 101. A law only a nationalist hillbilly could love.
Specifically, Quebec has taken to the notion that immigrants like 'les Italiens' chose to not go to French school and that Quebec were innocent players in the dramatic story surrounding its paternalist education laws.
Let's get one thing straight buckos. It was Quebec who were prejudiced against Italians and actively sought to keep them out of Catholic French schools. Left with no options but endowed with an innovative and fighting spirit, the Italians (around the 1920s if memory serves correct. I'm a little rusty with dates) simply created their own schools (because the English were no more inviting) en anglais.
By the 1960s, when the Quebecois were waking from whatever slumber (La Revolution Tranquille) they were mired in, they realized the Italians had surpassed them in upward social mobility by most measures.
So. They did what any reactionary, threatened group does. They enact anti-liberty laws. Worse, they tried to take the Italians out of the English system and throw them back into the French where the Italian gave them the big middle finger. THIS is the origin of the St. Leonard riots.
They made their own beds and now they try to absolve their mistakes by rewriting history.
And don't think they're not repeating their ways.
***
Someone I know said "The irony of Quebec linguistic nationalism is that immersion schools in Western Canada teach French. Not Quebecois."
"First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton held
imaginary conversations with Eleanor Roosevelt and Mahatma
Gandhi as a therapeutic release, according to a new book
written by Bob Woodward, says a report in Sunday's edition of
The Chicago Sun-Times.
The first lady declined a personal adviser's suggestion that
she address Jesus Christ, however, because it would be "too
personal," according to Woodward's book, "The Choice."
She's not unique. Plenty of politicians in history were plain weirdos.
"...The letter matches others sent to pawn shops and gun store owners across
the country. Though banks and the federal government have remained
tight-lipped about the closures, they are believed to be related to
Operation Choke Point, a Department of Justice initiative ostensibly
aimed at ending bank fraud. Choke Point has identified nearly 30 types
of businesses as being at “high-risk” for fraudulent and illegal
activities. The “high-risk” list includes gun shops, pawn shops, coin
dealers and payday lenders."
Land of the free.
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