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October 18, 2011

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Because I know you needed it, internet, I made you this reaction gif of Tavis Smiley and Cornel West hearing the news from Bill O'Reilly that nobody on Wall St. committed any crimes.



YYYYAAASSSS!!!



GIF Solid Gold.



In my Tavis & Cornell = Bert & Ernie theory, I guess Bill O'Reilly is Oscar the Grouch here?


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Published on October 18, 2011 17:09

"irk: I just realized why Strange Jarate is so disturbing
irk: It means that Sniper's pee can..."

"irk: I just realized why Strange Jarate is so disturbing
irk: It means that Sniper's...
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Published on October 18, 2011 16:08

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Published on October 18, 2011 16:03

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Less than 19 percent of US servicemembers are...

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Less than 19 percent of US servicemembers are conservative fundamentalist Christians. But 66 percent of the military's clergy are conservative fundamentalist Christians, leaving Catholics and mainline Protestants seriously underrepresented. To say nothing of military atheists and humanists.


(Chart courtesy of militaryatheists.org via)



My husband has been actively harassed for being anything but a Christian.  He falls under atheist/agnostic, but a superior officer actually refused to issue his dog tags saying anything other than "Christian", going so far as to claim that they couldn't be issued as "Athiest".  It took a long time to straighten out, and a lot of hassle.

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Published on October 18, 2011 14:52

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"This is not a war zone. These are unarmed people. It doesn't make you tough to hurt these people… Where is that in the contract? Leave these people alone. They're U.S. citizens. U.S. citizens! U.S. citizens! U.S.! It does not make you tough to do this to them. It doesn't. Stop hurting these people, man. Why are you doing this to our people?…  How do you sleep at night? There is no honor in this… There is no honor in hurting unarmed civilians."



WOW! speechless!



Certified badass.


-Joe



Who is this man?  I would like to send him flowers.  And, like.  IDK WHAT IS SOMETHING EVERYONE LIKES?  BECAUSE I WILL SEND HIM A THOUSAND OF THAT.  Also the cops are so fucking uncomfortable.



United States Marine Corps. Sgt. Shamar Thomas from Roosevelt, NY


http://www.elephantjournal.com/2011/10/these-cops-are-hurting-people-i-fought-to-protect-there-is-no-honor-in-hurting-an-unarmed-civilian/


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Published on October 18, 2011 14:46

The Spoon Theory

I've been coming down pretty hard on myself lately, so I figured it was time to remind myself...
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Published on October 18, 2011 09:54

Why Rush Limbaugh Is Freaking Out About Occupy Wall Street

Why Rush Limbaugh Is Freaking Out About Occupy Wall Street:
I never thought I'd see it, but some of...
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Published on October 18, 2011 09:34

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Published on October 18, 2011 08:49

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cognitivedissonance:

So then there's...

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cognitivedissonance:



So then there's this



Just as mass incarceration has burdened American taxpayers in major prison states, so is the use of inmate labor contributing to lost jobs, unemployment and decreased wages among workers — while corporate profits soar.



The use of forced labor in prisons took off in the early 1990s. Funny that. So did our incarceration rate:


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Our prison industrial complex is nothing but corporate slave labor. Not saying people are purposefully being locked up to be a captive labor force for corporations, but with a largely privatized prison system, plus corporate contracts for labor going to said prisons, it's an awfully interesting correlation, no?



I know this has been a drug-policy heavy day but it bears mentioning that graph spikes up right around the start of the "war on drugs".


-Joe


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Published on October 18, 2011 07:09

October 17, 2011

I love all three of them.  <3



I love all three of them.  

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Published on October 17, 2011 22:17