Freedom of speech

Constitutional rights are a funny thing- not in the “ha ha” sense, but in the sense of strange. They are in the Constitution to prevent the government from infringing on the natural rights of citizens that make democracy possible.  Read More »

Today on KXPTY106.12 you will not believe this story. I am here to tell you that a presidential candidate has been caught in a very nasty bit of business today. He has now been linked to the ‘militarians’ and has plans to invade the entire world. He will stop at nothing his name is… Hey, wait. Who are these guys in black coats and dark shades that just entered the studio? ...  Read More »

The 1st Ammendment of the Bill of Rights claims that Americans have the right of Freedom of Speech. In ways, I believe that this is a great thing to have. But also gives people the right to use profanity in public places, very loudly, and be completely rude. Then you have the little kids who are allowed to be rude, then justify it with "this is a free country" or "freedom of speech."  Read More »

After reading comments on a blog, written by a gay man (A Gay in the Life), I have to say that it seems pretty apparent that some people are intolerant of others....
And I am not talking about those who are against gay marriage, (gotcha!) but those who come down on a man or woman that has stated his or her opinion.
Is there a right and wrong? Philosophically speaking...who knows!  Read More »

I don't know who has heard about cute little McKay, the founder of the no cussing club... I just found out about the club. I personally don't think it's a bad idea. Cuss words are completely ugly and unnecessary, yet overly used. I myself am a pretty big user of such words, but what McKay says holds some truth. When I drop an F-bomb or an S-bomb it doesn't make me feel like Einstein.  Read More »

Why is it every time the words "do the right thing" religion or morality follows it?  Read More »

As you see in the title, I am beyond agitation. I have read and commented and even reflected upon the misinformed, limited, and just downright stupid information rumbling from blog to blog about things people are just too shy (that being said nicely) or just to darn lazy (that not being said too nicely) to ask about.  Read More »

    Myspace was created in 1999 by Tom Anderson and Chris Dewolfe. Up until about 2 or 3 years ago, nobody really assessed the growing threat of teenagers essentially building their own websites. Well, when I say nobody, I do mean parents. Parent's are not nobodies, so forgive me for that slip.  Read More »