Category Archives: Opinion
Agnieszka Radwanska: Catholic Church Shuns Tennis Star For Non-Titty & Non-Punani Photoshoot
Of coooourse, with all good things comes an overreaction. A Polish catholic group has dropped all affiliations with the #4 ranked tennis star after she posed nude for ESPN magazine’s body issue. Krucjata Mlodych, a youth advocacy group that made … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Blog, Celebrities, Newsworthy, Opinion
Tagged agnieszka Radwanska, body issue, catholic, ESPN, ESPN magazine, krucjata mlodych, poland, polish, tennis, youth advocacy group
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George Zimmerman: Not Guilty of Murder or Manslaughter? Perhaps. Racial Profiling? Definitely.
I’ve had some time to reflect on the Zimmerman verdict. While I’d like to plop my ass on a chair and look through the same evidence that the jury looked through, I think I’d end up getting even more frustrated. … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Newsworthy, Opinion
Tagged george zimmerman, Law Enforcement, Manslaughter, murder, Racial Profiling, racism, Second-degree Murder, Self-Defense, trayvon martin
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Trayvon Martin / George Zimmerman Protests
I’m filing this despite the fact that I’m experiencing major writer’s block. I just had a cigarette and grubbed a ton so excuse my inability to string words together effectively. As of midnight, numerous protests have sprouted all across the … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Newsworthy, Opinion, Uncategorized
Tagged george zimmerman, not guilty, trayvon martin
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Tragic Airline Accident Causes Racist Shitheads to Flock to Twitter
Dipshits, rev your stereotypes! Just when you thought America was beginning to come to grips with racism… nevermind. What was I thinking? America never got a grip of racism! Unfortunately, Asiana Airlines had to make a crash landing at San … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Newsworthy, Opinion
Tagged airplane crash, asians, asians airlines, boeing 777, prejudice, racism, san francisco airport, SFO, Social Media, Twitter
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Student Loans: Why I Stopped at Community College
I fucking hate math, ya’ll. There’s no way around it. The very first math class I took was during the very first semester I had at Pasadena City College. It was an intermediate algebra course that I passed with … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Education, Newsworthy, Opinion
Tagged congress, education, politics, student loans
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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
Posted in Blog, LGBT, Opinion, Politics
Tagged britain, defense of marriage act, doma, france, gay, lgbt, proposition 8, same-sex marriage, south africa, united kingdom
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Rape Culture and What They Choose To Ignore
Rape culture. It’s been around for a long time. From slut shaming to the higher authorities not taking sexual assault victims seriously, the theory that society enables rape and sexual assault is alive and kicking, most especially today in light … Continue reading
An Apology to Kim Kardashian
Hi Kim, My name is Neil and I’m a hater. A blatant hater who is quick to throw shade at offenders without giving much of a thought to the very essence of human nature. When you were wearing that tight … Continue reading
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Tamerlan Tsarnaev: How Americans Ended Up Looking Like Complete A-Holes
Yes, Tamerlan Tsarnaev bombed the Boston Marathon. He killed four people all together in him and his brother’s crime spree. He injured hundreds of people. And he may or may not have been involved in a murder that happened in … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Newsworthy, Opinion
Tagged America, Boston Bombing, Boston Marathon, Burial, Cemeteries, Death, Dzhokhar, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Massachusetts, Russia, Tamerlan, Tamerlan Tsarnaev
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Fox’s Jana Winter: Another Judith Miller?
Jana Winter may soon be treading ankle deep in press freedom bullshit once stepped on by former New York Times reporter Judith Miller. Winter has been ordered to divulge her source over information pertaining to a notebook owned by … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Journalism, Opinion
Tagged 1st Amendment, Aurora shooting, Colorado, Fox, James Holmes, Jana Winter, Journalism, Judith Miller, New York Times, Press Freedom, Valerie Plame, Writing
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