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HuffPost Editor Roy Sekoff Discusses Shameless Tea Party Heckling Of Hough Family On 'The Ed Show' (VIDEO)

HuffPost Editor Roy Sekoff Discusses Shameless Tea Party Heckling Of Hough Family On 'The Ed Show' (VIDEO)

Commented Nov 26, 2009 at 02:32:43 in Media

“wanna hear a joke:

Recently a consortium of pro-life groups announced that they are funding and opening free pre-natal care clinics across the US....”

isadora replied on Nov 26, 2009 at 08:35:24

“It's not a joke. I spent three hard years as a social worker for the state. My clients were teenage foster children. The 'pro-life' gang is having great difficulty obtaining one of its prime commoditie­s-healthy, preferably white, newborn infants for one of their businesses-right wing adoption agencies. Since approximately 90&% of single women who give birth in the US now keep their children the pro-life adoption people, often with absolutist religious associations have become desperate. They are hunting their commodities down in the womb more aggressively than ever. These clinics will assist them greatly in this hunt. Now they can assess the product and work on the woman's feelings at the same time. Jackpot.”

TParrish replied on Nov 26, 2009 at 06:40:09

“Post-natal, you're on your own.”
HuffPost Editor Roy Sekoff Discusses Shameless Tea Party Heckling Of Hough Family On 'The Ed Show' (VIDEO)

HuffPost Editor Roy Sekoff Discusses Shameless Tea Party Heckling Of Hough Family On 'The Ed Show' (VIDEO)

Commented Nov 26, 2009 at 02:16:32 in Media

“ah come on it is hard work, renaming corporate divisions, hiring your good ole boy buddies to be VPs and deciding how to redecorate your office.”
HuffPost Editor Roy Sekoff Discusses Shameless Tea Party Heckling Of Hough Family On 'The Ed Show' (VIDEO)

HuffPost Editor Roy Sekoff Discusses Shameless Tea Party Heckling Of Hough Family On 'The Ed Show' (VIDEO)

Commented Nov 26, 2009 at 01:41:37 in Media

“I will fill in:

If you are in financial trouble of any kind, it is entirely your fault for not work hard enough to be rich enough....­.”

nolabels replied on Nov 26, 2009 at 02:10:33

“How dare you work for a company that pays its CEO 1000 times what you make for half as many hours of work. That is your fault.”

rfshunt replied on Nov 26, 2009 at 02:07:52

“So being able to afford taxes shouldn't be a problem.”
Recovery For Introverts

Recovery For Introverts

Commented Nov 12, 2009 at 04:20:27 in Living

“naw, extroverts are fine as they are since they are the majority - which is what all introverts should aspire to in order to smooth things over. We introverts need to be more like extroverts to lessen misunderstanding and possible conflict. It is in our self interest.”

happymomof3 replied on Nov 12, 2009 at 13:03:10

“Wow, I am hoping that is sarcasm because, if taken to its logical conclusion, all minorities - no matter the category (religious, cultural, ethnicity, etc) should aspire to be more like the majority to "smooth things over". Just my opinion, but that's not in the interest of anyone.

By the way, I agree that extroverts are fine as they are ... so are introverts and everyone in between.”
Recovery For Introverts

Recovery For Introverts

Commented Nov 12, 2009 at 04:01:30 in Living

“"In many ways these are viewed as weaknesses in a world that values extraversion and explicit demonstrations of power or materialis­m."

And the way for introverts to deal with it is to act like an extrovert, so you too can be valued for demonstrations of power and materialism.”
Recovery For Introverts

Recovery For Introverts

Commented Nov 12, 2009 at 03:18:46 in Living

“extroverts don't require recovery they are fine as they are. google extrovert recovery..­..”

johnsopinion replied on Nov 12, 2009 at 12:14:18

“I didn't say anything about "recovery," I said "cure."

ex⋅tro⋅vert, –noun
2. Psychology. a person characterized by extroversion;
a person concerned primarily with the physical and social
environment (opposed to introvert ).

Some of them really get on my nerves--like the
"see me" cell phone users--walking around
stores talking to someone in a loud voice as if
volume is a prerequisite for use!”
Recovery For Introverts

Recovery For Introverts

Commented Nov 10, 2009 at 03:21:21 in Living

“now, now, the extroverts are the majority and our society runs, for the most part, on an extrovert model.

As the minority introverts should fix themselves to conform to a level where introverts can blend in and prosper.. It is in the self interest to do so. It will makes us more mentally stable and health....

Just taking the first step of the two step plan. I don't dance though.”

who38 replied on Nov 10, 2009 at 08:27:07

“Do you think that any really successful CEO or inventor is an extrovert? I doubt that Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, or Warren Buffum are.”
Life Sucks And It's Society's Fault

Life Sucks And It's Society's Fault

Commented Nov 10, 2009 at 01:11:43 in Living

“so these things have never happened to anyone?”
Recovery For Introverts

Recovery For Introverts

Commented Nov 09, 2009 at 18:12:38 in Living

“Does "limit our ability to be free" really mean limit our ability to conform?

Isn't what you are really saying is; don't be so different that it causes you to be unable to function in the society of the majority. Society is a force that will not and can not be expected to change in any way that will be meaningful to those with the "pathologies".

Free?”

nicholasjh1 replied on Nov 11, 2009 at 13:27:58

“To me it sounds like you are projecting a lot because much of society in the US doesn't accept introverts. Everyone can use growth.”
A Muslim Soldier's View from Fort Hood

A Muslim Soldier's View from Fort Hood

Commented Nov 08, 2009 at 14:56:03 in World

“"The fact remains, although the U.S. government cannot and will not admit it publicly, that Moslems in America believe that all other religions are infidels."

Like many of the flavors of Christianity do not believe likewise?”
A Muslim Soldier's View from Fort Hood

A Muslim Soldier's View from Fort Hood

Commented Nov 08, 2009 at 12:26:13 in World

“Yes, lets expel all Muslims from the military as a danger to the US whilst we leave an unknown number of right wing Christians there who may or may not choose to defend the Constitution first and their Bible second.”

satanlite replied on Nov 08, 2009 at 15:47:09

“They are just as dangerous.”

Larick replied on Nov 08, 2009 at 15:42:32

“Good point, how about the presence of the Aryan nation in our armed forces.”

GenosseJoe replied on Nov 08, 2009 at 15:07:08

“Bible categorically rejects force as the way to spread Christianity. It means that the more Christian soldier close to the literal understanding of the Bible, the lesser he is a threat to his neighbors. O, and Jesus also commanded his followers to respect law of the land.

Koran is a different story altogether. Spreading Islam by force is a noble way. And Sharia law should replace the law of the land.”

OldSchoolLiberal replied on Nov 08, 2009 at 14:38:04

“Obviously you are sarcastic. However, I agree we should pursue all radicals with impunity be they Nazi, Islamist or otherwise nuts.”
A Muslim Soldier's View from Fort Hood

A Muslim Soldier's View from Fort Hood

Commented Nov 08, 2009 at 12:23:12 in World

“People do these things but religion gives some of them the mind set to them.

McVeigh AFAIK had no religious component in his extremism or at least it was mostly political.

Pro-lifers who kill doctors are the opposite extreme, religion is at the heart of their fanaticism. Islamists, Osama Bin Laden, Hamas likewise.

I do not think it is known yet what drove this officer's actions...­.”

satanlite replied on Nov 08, 2009 at 15:52:57

“Unbalanced mind. Maybe combined with psychological abuse from contemporaries and superior officers. Unbalanced mind to be sure.”
A Muslim Soldier's View from Fort Hood

A Muslim Soldier's View from Fort Hood

Commented Nov 06, 2009 at 19:57:51 in World

“you might hit the books again.....­or maybe you could point out the powerful minority that propagated the hatred of the Jews that laid the groundwork for the Holocaust?

How about the minority in the country who persecuted the Mormons from the beginning of LDS to Nauvoo?”

Beatriz09 replied on Nov 06, 2009 at 20:56:33

“I don't think the majority of those who really wanted to kill the Jews in WWII were Christians or called themselves Christians ... . And Hitler's aversion towards Christianism is well-known, no?”
A Muslim Soldier's View from Fort Hood

A Muslim Soldier's View from Fort Hood

Commented Nov 06, 2009 at 19:51:24 in World

“well I don't think the PETA and environmentalist extremists on the left would have anything to exploit about this now would they?

Leaving the religious bigots and racists on the right.”
Is Science Just a New Religion?

Is Science Just a New Religion?

Commented Nov 04, 2009 at 13:29:57 in Living

“Organized religion is a social entity used by fallible humans to gather money and power using faith and religious doctrine to convince people to believe in a like manner, to provide money and other forms of wealth, to provide converts (sometimes through violent or immoral means), to provide offspring that will be brought up in the social entity, to provide PR so that they draw in additional converts or walk ins as it were.

They are on-going business enterprises seeking to compete socially in their society and the world, seeking to socially control a mass of adherents, and in many cases to socially dominate their greater society or even the world.”
NJ Law Enforcement Appear to Contradict Dobbs' Version of Gunfire Incident

NJ Law Enforcement Appear to Contradict Dobbs' Version of Gunfire Incident

Commented Oct 30, 2009 at 14:12:45 in Media

“If someone had done a drive by and sprayed his house with bullets, then someone is trying to kill you.

You hear gunshots and a stray bullet bounces off your vinyl siding....­....still scary but please spare us the persecution complex.”

Shirley Fisk replied on Oct 30, 2009 at 14:20:40

“10/30/09
2:20pm
Alexandria, VA

Firing shots at the house is an intimidation tactic.”
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Help Save the Moon

Commented Oct 08, 2009 at 17:30:49 in Comedy

“and how do you know it more?”
Gun Show Undercover

Gun Show Undercover

Commented Oct 07, 2009 at 16:52:26 in New York

“why stop there, the same for booze, make all drugs legal and tax them heavily, prescription drugs are abused lets tax them or more. cigarettes more tax yet.”
Gun Show Undercover

Gun Show Undercover

Commented Oct 07, 2009 at 16:49:53 in New York

“I have owned guns for hunting and for target practice. I have in the past but no longer own a handgun. I have a few rifles that I inherited and a shot gun for skeet. I have not hunted in years.

So I am not compelled to own guns, but you are right that many people collect them, some trade or sell on occasion. Some are of historical value. Some people collect older military rifles for example. Some display them and I would image some of those are not in any shape to fired.

Then there are those people who find it necessary to have a gun for protection, there is nothing wrong with that except I don't think it is pressing need for most people. That would compel them. Now if they are not thoroughly trained a gun is probable worthless. Better to get a dog and if someone breaks in, run.

If you have some hero complex you might be compelled to pack a gun so you can save the day when the time comes you don't need to be carrying one. macho and creepy, but not rational.”
Gun Show Undercover

Gun Show Undercover

Commented Oct 07, 2009 at 16:21:40 in New York

“true changing the gun culture in this country from the polarized "gun as sacred idol of freedom" on the one hand and "gun as an object imbued with evil" on the other is the way to resolve the issue.”
Gun Show Undercover

Gun Show Undercover

Commented Oct 07, 2009 at 16:16:13 in New York

“why is it logical that a ban on guns would work any better than Prohibition or the current comprehensive and increased penalties for drug possession?”
Obama Is

Obama Is "Incompetent" and the U.S. Is a "Madhouse": An Exclusive Interview With Gore Vidal

Commented Oct 06, 2009 at 22:42:13 in Entertainment

“dude, are these the same corporatists of Bush and Reagan?

Perhaps you trot out a few of the names of these dreaded capitalist?”

TheBaffler replied on Oct 07, 2009 at 14:55:03

“They are the same corporatists. Obama is carrying on with the same Reanite policies that have decimated this country, instead of overturning them as he was elected to do.”
Obama Is

Obama Is "Incompetent" and the U.S. Is a "Madhouse": An Exclusive Interview With Gore Vidal

Commented Oct 06, 2009 at 22:32:16 in Entertainment

“wow, you know you are right, it is not like Nixon, Reagan and W have done anything to cripple this country economically and politically.

Lying about a blow j0b now that is devastation.”

Peleador replied on Oct 07, 2009 at 00:06:33

“Such as?”
Evolution Reigns, But Darwin Outmoded

Evolution Reigns, But Darwin Outmoded

Commented Oct 05, 2009 at 20:17:39 in Politics

“A theory postulated and repeatedly validated by fallible humans.

A book written, translated, and copied repeatedly by fallible humans.

What is hilarious is that you somehow think that the veracity of the Bible is somehow superior to the theory.”
Barack Obama Must See Michael Moore's New Movie (and So Must You)!

Barack Obama Must See Michael Moore's New Movie (and So Must You)!

Commented Sep 21, 2009 at 16:50:06 in Business

“One of the reasons when are in the crisis we are in.”
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