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Monthly Archives: December 2009
50 Reasons to Be an Atheist
There is a spanking new book out called 5o Voices of Disbelief: Why We Are Atheists. If ever you found yourself straddling the fence, wondering on which side to jump off, this book is for you. I don’t have a … Continue reading
How Italians Argue
It doesn’t really matter if you understand Italian or not. For the record, these people are discussing Islam and whether or not it poses a threat to Italy. Just watch the devolution of discourse. Nobody gives anyone else the chance … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, Identity, Separation of church and state
Tagged Islam, Italians arguing, Italy
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I Finally Saw One of Those Plastic Jesus Dolls
We were in Assisi for a few days and we went to the living manger scene (I’m writing a poem about this, so stay tuned), which is a kind of reenactment of the night Jesus was (supposedly) born in a … Continue reading
Disliking Christmas (with Examples)
Every winter I promise myself I’m going to learn to enjoy Christmas. And every winter I fail. By the time the lights are up and the oversized public fir tree hung with tinsel and trumpeting angels, my enthusiasm has unraveled like a proverbial ball of yarn. Yet I am unable to understand just why I find Christmas-time so appalling. I must have been dropped on my head as a child. Continue reading
Merry Christmas, Mexico!
Mexico City has (very) recently legalized gay marriage. Some Mexicans are (not quite understandably) pissed off about this, and feel their Christmas will be ruined by the equal rights of others. Mighty Christian of them. Long live “family values.” If this … Continue reading
How Do You Define a Moment?
I’m surprised this isn’t one of the most watched videos on YouTube. There really is no explanation other than the fact that there is no toilet humor. There is some blood, but only on the operating table. There are no … Continue reading
Senator Diane Savino Makes a Point About Marriage
If you’re against gay marriage becoming legal, perhaps you’d better take a deep breath before watching the following speech before the New York Senate.
Posted in Human Rights, Separation of church and state
Tagged gay marriage, Senator Diane Savino
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