politics

IMPORTANT: Kacem Al Ghazali – I’m With You

January 1, 2011

Kacem Al Ghazali needs our help.  It doesn’t matter what you believe religiously, this man is in danger, and even if you disagree with him, you should be appalled by his situation. Since I let it be known that I am an atheist, I have dealt with tons of bigotry.  I have been yelled at, [...]

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Why I’ve Changed my Mind on Proposition 8

August 15, 2010

Well, I always thought that proposition 8 was terrible, and that it was unnecessarily prejudiced against homosexuals, but I have also always thought that it was legally unimpeachable without judicial activism.  I have changed my mind on the latter. Previous Position Previously, I have stated that gay marriage has no legal support.  I believed that [...]

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Will They Ever Give Up?

August 4, 2010

Well, now it’s Louisiana.  Just when you think that everyone should understand that creationism is dead in schools, another group of idiots makes a stupid move, and an even stupider statement. “Why not take a stand for Jesus and risk litigation?” I’m not going to go through all this over again.  FFRF has posted this [...]

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Why Feminism is Dying

May 22, 2010

Okay, I know feminism isn’t really dying, but it is waning quite a bit with the average person.  Radical stances and radical agendas plague its most vocal adherents, and it has become something that a large percentage of women either refuse to claim or are at least reluctant to claim as their viewpoint. Now, some [...]

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Why Freedom of Religion Requires Freedom from Religion

May 3, 2010

It seems as though there is a constant stream of people claiming that freedom of religion doesn’t mean freedom from religion.  I agree that this is how it is in private, but when it comes to government, it surely is not true. If I walk up to someone on the street and tell them that [...]

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Why are Legislators Wanting to Remove our Rights?

March 25, 2010

John McCain and Joe Leiberman are trying to pass another bill that will remove more rights from US citizens.  As if the patriot act and the military commissions act weren’t bad enough, we now have to worry about the “Enemy Belligerent Interrogation, Detention, and Prosecution Act of 2010″ passing. This bill will give the ability [...]

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Why Teaching Religion to Children Should be Illegal

March 4, 2010

I know that religious people will be be way upset about this, but I have long ago learned that people getting upset about what I say is just a given considering what I talk about.  That having been said, I have to express my concern about people teaching religion to children. The Problem Imagine that [...]

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Why the abortion debate shouldn’t be so divided.

November 15, 2009

Abortion is one of those issues that is very divisive, and both sides make very good arguments from their own perspective.  The question is, are there only two sides to the debate? What are the arguments Pro Life and Pro Choice arguments are easy to understand if you take yourself out of the emotions of [...]

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Islam or stupidity behind the Fort Hood attack.

November 7, 2009

When I heard about the shootings at Fort Hood on Thursday, I was as shocked as everyone else was.  It never ceases to amaze me at how some people are able to do such things.  I always look for a motive behind these things, and this time, the gunman actually survived.  We will eventually get [...]

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Roe vs. Wade is worthless

October 27, 2009

I am tired of people complaining about anyone overturning Roe vs. Wade, as if it would suddenly make abortion illegal. It shows a complete lack of understanding of what the ruling was about, and what it did for the abortion movement.

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