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Strong Clerical Support for a Woman's Right to Choose Does Exist
Commented Dec 07, 2009 at 16:58:28 in Politics
“All my life I have experienced religion that I do not follow, seek to impose it's penalties on me. (I am a gay man). I have seen religion try to deny my family protections, I have seen it try to censor what we see on tv, I have seen it try to limit a woman's rights, abortion being only one way.
Consequently, I am not a real big fan of religion, but it refreshing to see someone as yourself speak out. For that I thank you.
Consider also that yes, religious fundamentalists seek to undermine health care because of the abortion angle, but also consider how large insurance corporations use these people and this issue to create a wedge in the process and to circumvent health care reform when the overwhelming reason is not religion but greed.
When this is the case, then no, other religions will not matter because the motive isn't obstinate dogma, it's simple greed. The dogma is just one weapon of many.”
Consequently, I am not a real big fan of religion, but it refreshing to see someone as yourself speak out. For that I thank you.
Consider also that yes, religious fundamentalists seek to undermine health care because of the abortion angle, but also consider how large insurance corporations use these people and this issue to create a wedge in the process and to circumvent health care reform when the overwhelming reason is not religion but greed.
When this is the case, then no, other religions will not matter because the motive isn't obstinate dogma, it's simple greed. The dogma is just one weapon of many.”
MsMcgee replied on Dec 07, 2009 at 18:22:01
“You are more right about that my friend than you know.
Faved&Fanned”
Faved&Fanned”
Adam Lambert, My Hero
Commented Nov 26, 2009 at 10:37:53 in Entertainment
“He wasn't on at 8, he was on at 11.”
JenniferEccles replied on Nov 27, 2009 at 07:30:17
“I know. the show started at 8 and that is what I was referring to.”
From No Country For Old Men To No Movie For Faith Audiences? I Don't Think So
Commented Nov 26, 2009 at 10:35:38 in Entertainment
“The last two thousand years have been warped by people refining their religious views via a work of fiction. Not again!”
Why Gays Can't Wait -- Gay Rights Are Civil Rights (VIDEO)
Commented Oct 12, 2009 at 14:18:24 in Politics
“I did not call you hateful "because you want AAs to be treated equally".
I do think you scoffing at every equality battle but your own does you no service, but it is your choice.
There is no point in furtherdebating you since you read and see only what you want to read and see and like to put words in other people's mouths.”
I do think you scoffing at every equality battle but your own does you no service, but it is your choice.
There is no point in furtherdebating you since you read and see only what you want to read and see and like to put words in other people's mouths.”
Why Gays Can't Wait -- Gay Rights Are Civil Rights (VIDEO)
Commented Oct 11, 2009 at 16:40:51 in Politics
“As far as your assessment that there were no people of color at the dinner, unless you personally scanned the face of every attendee, it's rather presumptuous of you to claim you know the race of every person there.
The dinner was a fundraiser. If you are at all aware of how they work, the cost to attend was probably in the hundreds of dollars, if not thousands of dollars per plate. Plenty of people, such as myself, could not afford that. Yet when the President spoke, he wasn't speaking to just the people sitting at the tables, he was speaking to people like me too.”
The dinner was a fundraiser. If you are at all aware of how they work, the cost to attend was probably in the hundreds of dollars, if not thousands of dollars per plate. Plenty of people, such as myself, could not afford that. Yet when the President spoke, he wasn't speaking to just the people sitting at the tables, he was speaking to people like me too.”
JackNasty replied on Oct 11, 2009 at 21:25:44
“Steve,
Don't bother arguing with a confirmed, racist homophobe. It will only encourages her.
JN”
Don't bother arguing with a confirmed, racist homophobe. It will only encourages her.
JN”
Why Gays Can't Wait -- Gay Rights Are Civil Rights (VIDEO)
Commented Oct 11, 2009 at 16:32:47 in Politics
“"The insistance of many gay people to act as if their issues are more important than anyone else is rahter disgusting
Pot meet kettle.
I will not dispute your claim that minorities suffer high rates of unemployment. Their schools are inferior, their neighborhoods do not get the same level of protection and on it goes. I will not deny any of that, of course it is true. But that doesn't mean that is ALL we work to fix. That needs to be fixed yes, so does a lot of other stuff.
An analogy for you: A hospital sees lots of patients, some in worse circumstances than others. That doesn't mean the hospital sees only the worst, they try to see them all. I wish the best for you in your journey in equality, I wish you would see me as an ally, but you have such a chip on your shoulder, I doubt you will.
"However, you get the Presdient pandering to rich white people about how he will deliver them from oppression. I'm sorry but that is disgusting
It's my understanding, that when he repeals DADT or DOMA, that gay people of all races will be liberated, not just rich white folks. Personally, I've never been a military person, but I am smart enough to know that the ripple effect of a repeal of DADT will effect me to a lesser degree. We are all in this together. Being hateful helps no one.”
Pot meet kettle.
I will not dispute your claim that minorities suffer high rates of unemployment. Their schools are inferior, their neighborhoods do not get the same level of protection and on it goes. I will not deny any of that, of course it is true. But that doesn't mean that is ALL we work to fix. That needs to be fixed yes, so does a lot of other stuff.
An analogy for you: A hospital sees lots of patients, some in worse circumstances than others. That doesn't mean the hospital sees only the worst, they try to see them all. I wish the best for you in your journey in equality, I wish you would see me as an ally, but you have such a chip on your shoulder, I doubt you will.
"However, you get the Presdient pandering to rich white people about how he will deliver them from oppression. I'm sorry but that is disgusting
It's my understanding, that when he repeals DADT or DOMA, that gay people of all races will be liberated, not just rich white folks. Personally, I've never been a military person, but I am smart enough to know that the ripple effect of a repeal of DADT will effect me to a lesser degree. We are all in this together. Being hateful helps no one.”
XCITIZEN replied on Oct 12, 2009 at 01:20:07
“Note: Tanyars5 claims not to hate the gays, but she wades into every single gay issue, with guns blazing, because she is furious that they are getting any recognition, whatsoever. She feels the gays are stealing everything from the African Americans. Read enough of her posts, and out of the verbal chaos, a pattern emerges. Anytime the gays get 30 seconds of recognition, she goes on a rampage - because they are somehow stealing that 30 seconds away from her, and African Americans.”
Tanyars5 replied on Oct 11, 2009 at 16:59:23
“Steve- I find it offensive you call me hateful because I want AA's to be treated equal. BTW laws have been encacted to ensure our equality but they are ignored or not enforced. Just like you want gay rights at the head of the table, I want AA's issues at the top of the priority list. If that is what you call a chip on a shoulder then I am guilty.
I voted for gay marriage when it was on the ballot and it was voted down by whites. I am not the hateful one.
If tommorow President Obama does away with DADT DOMA or what ever four letter word is out there please understand these truths.
AA's will still have the highest unemployment.
AA 's will still suffer from disparities in healthcare, education, poverty and crime ridden neighborhoods.
However, white gays will get a step closer to their utopia. Yipeee!!
Good Luck in your pursuit.”
I voted for gay marriage when it was on the ballot and it was voted down by whites. I am not the hateful one.
If tommorow President Obama does away with DADT DOMA or what ever four letter word is out there please understand these truths.
AA's will still have the highest unemployment.
AA 's will still suffer from disparities in healthcare, education, poverty and crime ridden neighborhoods.
However, white gays will get a step closer to their utopia. Yipeee!!
Good Luck in your pursuit.”
Why Gays Can't Wait -- Gay Rights Are Civil Rights (VIDEO)
Commented Oct 11, 2009 at 11:49:40 in Politics
“The hatred towards white people in the comment section is astounding, with a stereotyping assumption that just because we are white we are privileged. I do not know what it is like to be a racial minority, nor would I attempt to equate what I have gone through with what they go through.
But discrimination and hate hit us all. I have been put in the emergency room, with an attempt on my life, because of my orientation. I was disowned by my father because of my orientation. I have hit glass ceilings in my career and been passed over for promotion because of my orientation. I have been harassed by police, because of my orientation, some of the parents at my 7 year old daughters school ostracize her because of daddies orientation.
I could go on, but the point is that gay people suffer discrimination too. And that includes white gay people. Not all of us live the pampered life of Paris Hilton and it is bigotry to assume that all white gays live pampered lives. I have no idea what other minorities go through in life and I am not comparing myself to them. I am simply saying many of us suffer too, and it is bigotry to assume we are all pampered just because we are white.
Anybody who takes the stand that "my suffering is bigger than your suffering" does their cause no favors.”
But discrimination and hate hit us all. I have been put in the emergency room, with an attempt on my life, because of my orientation. I was disowned by my father because of my orientation. I have hit glass ceilings in my career and been passed over for promotion because of my orientation. I have been harassed by police, because of my orientation, some of the parents at my 7 year old daughters school ostracize her because of daddies orientation.
I could go on, but the point is that gay people suffer discrimination too. And that includes white gay people. Not all of us live the pampered life of Paris Hilton and it is bigotry to assume that all white gays live pampered lives. I have no idea what other minorities go through in life and I am not comparing myself to them. I am simply saying many of us suffer too, and it is bigotry to assume we are all pampered just because we are white.
Anybody who takes the stand that "my suffering is bigger than your suffering" does their cause no favors.”
Alexander2791 replied on Oct 11, 2009 at 21:39:31
“" the assumption that just because we are white we are privileged
sirnose45 replied on Oct 11, 2009 at 12:33:42
“I can't see how ANYONE can compare Civil Rights for Blacks vs Civil Rights for Gays.”
Tanyars5 replied on Oct 11, 2009 at 12:21:47
“The insistance of many gay people to act as if their issues are more important than anyone else is rahter disgusting. Minorities have never been treated EQUAL in this country and most people know this. The unemployment rate in the AA community is over 50% in urban areas. AA's are living in poverty and crime ridden neighborhoods. However, you get the Presdient pandering to rich white people about how he will deliver them from oppression. I'm sorry but that is disgusting.”
jewcowboy replied on Oct 11, 2009 at 12:03:07
“very well said”
10 World Class Chefs on Twitter Who Make it Sizzle
Commented Oct 10, 2009 at 16:14:46 in Media
“I did not seek to demean anybody, including the author. I simply pointed out that not every chef who tweets, tweets culinary comments.”
New Rule: Everyone Deserves Equal Rights
Commented Oct 09, 2009 at 14:59:50 in Comedy
“Great commentary!”
10 World Class Chefs on Twitter Who Make it Sizzle
Commented Oct 04, 2009 at 23:21:39 in Media
“Since I was misunderstood, I would like to rephrase my comment. Of course, these are top chefs no matter who follows them. That was not the point.
When someone reads a list of people, in this case chefs, one assumes that means that following them would enrich one's culinary experience. Otherwise, there is no purpose to a list.
My comment was that in this instance, that is not the case because one chef has quit tweeting over a month ago and some other chefs tweet aspects of their lives that have nothing to do with their culinary career.
So if one comes across this list of 10 world class chefs, one would be in error to assume that by following them, one's culinary experience is enriched. However, I do thank you for the list because 3 or 4 of them, as I mentioned, do tweet helpful expertise, so for that, I thank you for the article.”
When someone reads a list of people, in this case chefs, one assumes that means that following them would enrich one's culinary experience. Otherwise, there is no purpose to a list.
My comment was that in this instance, that is not the case because one chef has quit tweeting over a month ago and some other chefs tweet aspects of their lives that have nothing to do with their culinary career.
So if one comes across this list of 10 world class chefs, one would be in error to assume that by following them, one's culinary experience is enriched. However, I do thank you for the list because 3 or 4 of them, as I mentioned, do tweet helpful expertise, so for that, I thank you for the article.”
TheBigVia replied on Oct 05, 2009 at 00:45:44
“"Since I was misunderst
You were not misunderstood. Your post is not completely sensical. When you wrote that "one's culinary experience" is not enriched by the list because "one chef" (ONE.FREAK
You also tripped yourself up. In your original post, you only mentioned @chefgui. You NEVER wrote in your original post (as you claim above) that "3 or 4" of the chefs tweet "helpful expertise". Where did you write that? You didn't.
So let's not try to demean any of the chefs on this list. Unlike you, I don't look at the frequency of the tweet, just the taste of the treat. Sorry bro, this list is hot.”
You were not misunderstood. Your post is not completely sensical. When you wrote that "one's culinary experience" is not enriched by the list because "one chef" (ONE.FREAK
You also tripped yourself up. In your original post, you only mentioned @chefgui. You NEVER wrote in your original post (as you claim above) that "3 or 4" of the chefs tweet "helpful expertise". Where did you write that? You didn't.
So let's not try to demean any of the chefs on this list. Unlike you, I don't look at the frequency of the tweet, just the taste of the treat. Sorry bro, this list is hot.”
hp blogger 2morrowknight replied on Oct 05, 2009 at 00:08:19
“"..one chef has quit tweeting over a month ago.."
You are mistaken. The chef you are referring has NOT "quit" tweeting, she just hasn't tweeted in roughly a month. What does that have to do with her not being a world class chef, and, how does that disqualify one from being able to enrich one's "culinary experience"? I've communicated with that chef via email, and I'll be happy to tell you that the chef in question has been busy refining recipes, and doing shows. In fact, that chef is a good friend of @chefgui, the one chef you highly recommended in your orginal post.
As for the chefs that "tweet aspects of their lives that have nothing to do with their culinary career", well, to each his or her own. I follow Arianna Huffington on Twitter (@ariannahuff). She recently tweeted about being at a social gathering. She even tweeted this Summer about being on vacation. What does that any of that have to do with running the Huffington Post? Nothing. And guess what SteveS? I don't mind.
If you want to follow chefs that talk exclusively about sauces and aroma then that's your choice. The chefs above (including your favorite @chefgui) tweet how their culinary experiences are enriched and animated by their travels, meetings with other chefs, etc. I like that.
I hope you continue to gravitate to chefs you like, as I will continue to point out world class chefs like the 10 I profiled above.”
You are mistaken. The chef you are referring has NOT "quit" tweeting, she just hasn't tweeted in roughly a month. What does that have to do with her not being a world class chef, and, how does that disqualify one from being able to enrich one's "culinary experience"? I've communicated with that chef via email, and I'll be happy to tell you that the chef in question has been busy refining recipes, and doing shows. In fact, that chef is a good friend of @chefgui, the one chef you highly recommended in your orginal post.
As for the chefs that "tweet aspects of their lives that have nothing to do with their culinary career", well, to each his or her own. I follow Arianna Huffington on Twitter (@ariannahuff). She recently tweeted about being at a social gathering. She even tweeted this Summer about being on vacation. What does that any of that have to do with running the Huffington Post? Nothing. And guess what SteveS? I don't mind.
If you want to follow chefs that talk exclusively about sauces and aroma then that's your choice. The chefs above (including your favorite @chefgui) tweet how their culinary experiences are enriched and animated by their travels, meetings with other chefs, etc. I like that.
I hope you continue to gravitate to chefs you like, as I will continue to point out world class chefs like the 10 I profiled above.”
10 World Class Chefs on Twitter Who Make it Sizzle
Commented Oct 04, 2009 at 10:26:51 in Media
“I followed most of these twitterers upon your suggestion but then a few days later unfollowed most.
I recommend @chefgui on your list. I burnt a roast, and he twittered me through saving it. Now that is a chef on twitter!
Some of them tweet their cooking, others tweet their lives or simply links to their promotional material. (Hence the fact that some commenters and yourself didn't even know they were chefs at first). Tweeting life is all fine and good, but I think should not earn them a spot on a "chefs who tweet" list.”
I recommend @chefgui on your list. I burnt a roast, and he twittered me through saving it. Now that is a chef on twitter!
Some of them tweet their cooking, others tweet their lives or simply links to their promotional material. (Hence the fact that some commenters and yourself didn't even know they were chefs at first). Tweeting life is all fine and good, but I think should not earn them a spot on a "chefs who tweet" list.”
hp blogger 2morrowknight replied on Oct 04, 2009 at 17:53:38
“Hi SteveS. Congrats on surviving a burnt "roast", and for exercising your right to "unfollow" anyone on Twitter you are unimpressed with.
And yes SteveS, some of the chefs above do "tweet their cooking" and "their lives or simply links to their promotional material." There are no ground rules to tweeting. And, contrary to your curious assertion, I knew everyone was a chef because, um, I read their websites, and thoroughly researched them, and cooked some of their recipes.
Oh, and SteveS, the ten chefs above are not simply on a "chefs who tweet" list, as you call it. To be clear, they are on a list of experienced, impressive, culturally rich, world class chefs "who are on Twitter". That's the way I would phrase it.
These chefs will continue making great food regardless of who follows, or un-follows them. Life goes on, and so does the sizzle!!! I recommend all ten of these world class chefs without any reservation or hesitation whatsoever.
And of course, I thank you for sharing your opinions SteveS.”
And yes SteveS, some of the chefs above do "tweet their cooking" and "their lives or simply links to their promotional material." There are no ground rules to tweeting. And, contrary to your curious assertion, I knew everyone was a chef because, um, I read their websites, and thoroughly researched them, and cooked some of their recipes.
Oh, and SteveS, the ten chefs above are not simply on a "chefs who tweet" list, as you call it. To be clear, they are on a list of experienced, impressive, culturally rich, world class chefs "who are on Twitter". That's the way I would phrase it.
These chefs will continue making great food regardless of who follows, or un-follows them. Life goes on, and so does the sizzle!!! I recommend all ten of these world class chefs without any reservation or hesitation whatsoever.
And of course, I thank you for sharing your opinions SteveS.”
The Story That Made Me Tear Up My Prepared Speech at a Big Education Conference
Commented Sep 09, 2009 at 18:30:50 in Politics
“I came across some blog the other day, where the premise was getting to know a homeless person. Each post was a little youtube clip where a homeless person introduced themselves and told their story in a few minutes. The purpose of the blog was to put a face on poverty.
I think if there was a face put on poverty and on homeless children, then I think America would respond faster. Consider perhaps a "Poverty Watch" section where bloggers, both professional and non, can tell a story about what poverty is like for them.”
I think if there was a face put on poverty and on homeless children, then I think America would respond faster. Consider perhaps a "Poverty Watch" section where bloggers, both professional and non, can tell a story about what poverty is like for them.”
sneez54 replied on Sep 09, 2009 at 19:26:26
“absolutely!”
The Dimming of Star Power in Hollywood
Commented Aug 22, 2009 at 10:52:28 in Entertainment
“The quality of film has definitely gone down. One good example is the trading in of suspense for gore, simply for shock value. After so many movies, gore is no longer shocking and you are still left with a lack of suspense. I can't believe Hollywood can't come up with an original idea. I've got a million of them in my head, it's not that hard to do.
Another thing is the constant coverage of certain stars by the media. I can no longer see an Angelina Jolie movie without wondering who's watching her kids. I can no longer see a Tom Cruise movie without thinking of him jumping on the couch or promoting Scientology.
The stars you mention in the past, Stanwyck, McQueen, Newman, et. al. were stars on screen AND off. Now, todays stars, when they are not playing a role, are shown in a "haha, caught you!" type of picture. That also makes it hard to see them as larger than life.”
Another thing is the constant coverage of certain stars by the media. I can no longer see an Angelina Jolie movie without wondering who's watching her kids. I can no longer see a Tom Cruise movie without thinking of him jumping on the couch or promoting Scientology.
The stars you mention in the past, Stanwyck, McQueen, Newman, et. al. were stars on screen AND off. Now, todays stars, when they are not playing a role, are shown in a "haha, caught you!" type of picture. That also makes it hard to see them as larger than life.”
John Farr replied on Aug 22, 2009 at 15:49:10
“very true and you hit it on the head when you said the older group were stars on-screen and off-. that's what the star system was all about.”
Don't Take the Bait
Commented Jun 24, 2009 at 20:03:55 in Politics
“I agree we don't want another Kenneth Starr running around snooping, but it is entirely appropriate to point out yet another champion of family values is a hypocrite and that apparently the party is full of them. Then we can move on.”
One more Thing replied on Jun 24, 2009 at 20:38:11
“Now that's a level headed approach.”
Viledems replied on Jun 24, 2009 at 20:37:27
“So Clinton, Edwards and Spitzer cared nothing about family values. Doesn't say much for your party. And for the record, they didn't come clean until a blue dress, a baby and client list came along. I think Sanford is an idiot but he has admitted it days after the story broke. Of course that doesn't make it right. Were you as tough on your three boys?”
BillyFLA replied on Jun 24, 2009 at 20:30:07
“Steve's right. & the best way to avoid another Ken Starr (or other Republican morality policeman) running around snooping is to make the point that Republican Fambly Valyahs are a bunch of hypocritical horseshit. And the more clearly this point is brought home, the sooner all Americans will have equal rights with respect to marriage. So a politician has an affair? I agree, so what? But when a Family Values Hypocrite (TM) has one and is exposed on Father's Day weekend, it is very difficult to keep silent. Especially when these same assholes are the ones preventing gay Americans from having equality simply because said assholes view themselves morally superior.”
KRXQ Sacramento Radio Hosts Encourage Violence Against Transgender Children
Commented Jun 03, 2009 at 12:10:52 in Media
“I agree with some other comments, this story needs more traction.”
Why Childless Straight Couples Make the Case for Gay Marriage
Commented May 28, 2009 at 16:43:41 in Politics
“Gay people have been raising kids for long enough, that there is ample evidence to show that they can raise children just as well as, and in many cases better, than their heterosexual counterparts. These children suffer no psychological damage. The facts are out there in the medical community.”
Entertainment Weekly's Gay Idol Cover: Where's the Controversy?
Commented May 12, 2009 at 14:55:08 in Media
“I don't know you personally, and don't know who called you one, so I cannot answer that.
By definition a bigot is one who is intolerant of opinions that differ from his own.
Chances are, it is your use of right wing talking points. (i.e. there is no such thing as a gay lifestyle. I am gay, Elton John is gay, we live nothing alike).”
By definition a bigot is one who is intolerant of opinions that differ from his own.
Chances are, it is your use of right wing talking points. (i.e. there is no such thing as a gay lifestyle. I am gay, Elton John is gay, we live nothing alike).”
WTF1956 replied on May 12, 2009 at 15:50:49
“So are you saying, sexual preference is not enough of a difference to seperate the two groups? I know I'm going to get clobbered for that one.”
Entertainment Weekly's Gay Idol Cover: Where's the Controversy?
Commented May 12, 2009 at 11:30:19 in Media
“What part of the gay lifestyle do you disagree with? The paying taxes part? The paying rent/mortgage part? The holding down a job part? The housecleaning part?”
WTF1956 replied on May 12, 2009 at 11:44:49
“How is that an argument or answer to my question?”
How To Be Happier: Stay Connected To Your Past
Commented Apr 27, 2009 at 09:46:12 in Living
“I think people get that.
What I read them saying, is that there isn't enough pleasant past to draw from.”
What I read them saying, is that there isn't enough pleasant past to draw from.”
John Mark Ford replied on Apr 27, 2009 at 14:39:14
“Thank you, SteveS, that is exactly what I was saying. i think that the others who commented along similar lines were saying that as well. Much along the same vein that someone who came from an abusive and/or dysfunctional family wouldn't have Genealogy as a hobby.”
How To Be Happier: Stay Connected To Your Past
Commented Apr 26, 2009 at 21:38:20 in Living
“If it works for some, that's great and it should be promoted.
As for me, a gay man who grew up in one of the most conservative cities before there were gay/straight alliances, civil unions or Will and Grace, my past was filled with harassment, ostracization, bashing, torment and pain. There was no prom, no high school reunions to get nostalgic over. Even those who I did make friends with, treated me like a leper when I came out.
That was a long time ago. Now I have a husband and a child. My happiness comes from making memories, not reliving them.”
As for me, a gay man who grew up in one of the most conservative cities before there were gay/straight alliances, civil unions or Will and Grace, my past was filled with harassment, ostracization, bashing, torment and pain. There was no prom, no high school reunions to get nostalgic over. Even those who I did make friends with, treated me like a leper when I came out.
That was a long time ago. Now I have a husband and a child. My happiness comes from making memories, not reliving them.”
janeinmia replied on Apr 27, 2009 at 13:47:20
“Congrats on making your own beautiful family -- new old memories.”
tishimself replied on Apr 27, 2009 at 00:15:06
“I love this comment, and the place of strength it comes from.”
erinker replied on Apr 26, 2009 at 23:26:23
“A healthy reminder that reality is different for all of us. Kudos to you for making new, happy memories!”
Eriq replied on Apr 26, 2009 at 23:10:37
“Thanks for this frank and honest reply!”
SportySardar replied on Apr 26, 2009 at 22:18:14
“Way to go, Stevo! We're proud of you.”
Smiles for Smirks
Commented Apr 21, 2009 at 23:15:46 in Politics
“It's the first thing on your preferences page.”
It's Official...I am Running for Governor of California
Commented Apr 21, 2009 at 13:20:16 in Politics
“You've got my vote.”
Bowingobama1 replied on Apr 21, 2009 at 13:32:51
“Then enjoy even higher taxes and a bankrupt state.”
Angels & Demons: It's A Thriller, Not A Crusade
Commented Apr 20, 2009 at 19:02:01 in Entertainment
“William Donohue has made a career of smearing everybody in the name of his God.”
Open Letter to Tony Perkins
Commented Apr 19, 2009 at 22:18:36 in Politics
“I really feel for all people who have to be born again. I was lucky enough to get it right the first time.”
Changing the Face of Media: Kutcher vs CNN
Commented Apr 17, 2009 at 14:16:16 in Media
“For a long time, I didn't twitter because I thought it was about jotting down random thoughts or actions, and I thought nobody cared what I had for breakfast. People I talked to, said the same thing, "who cares about all that mundane stuff."
By chance, I fell into twittering through the equality group I work with and now I can see it's power. It's faster and easier than a text message and it can be used to relay news, to inform people and to educate. Kudos to Ashton, for he clearly sees that too.”
By chance, I fell into twittering through the equality group I work with and now I can see it's power. It's faster and easier than a text message and it can be used to relay news, to inform people and to educate. Kudos to Ashton, for he clearly sees that too.”
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