Friday, September 4, 2015

Ban machetes, if not stricter background checks.

Machete attack.

According to the AP article -

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Officials say a man with a machete injured two people during an attack in a wooded area of the University of Arkansas campus.

University spokesman Steve Voorhies says the attack happened around 7:15 Thursday night. He says no one involved is believed to be a student and campus operations weren't affected. One of the victims was in critical condition.

University police Capt. Matt Mills says the suspect was also injured in the incident. He was taken to a hospital and has since been arrested.

Mills said police were collecting evidence at the scene and conducting interviews at the hospital late Thursday. He says it isn't immediately clear what prompted the attack. No identities were released.

Voorhies says the attack happened in the same area as a homicide earlier this year.
Is it a coincidence that the spokesman's last name is Voorhies? Though the spelling of the horror character, Jason Voorhees, is different I can't help but think aloud, "That's a bit creepy."


New links.

New links added.

Reddit's sub-forum TumblrInAction.

Showing the stupidity of SJWs, feminazis, leftists (modern day liberals) and the tears of fragile psyches.

A big "Thanks!" to Michelle Malkin, who describes herself as "little brown woman with a big mouth," on her twitter profile for Twitchy.

Twitchy stops the "he-said-she-said" telephone game when it comes to all things politics, and aids any wannabe journalist (and real ones) for the actually proof of "He really said this. Here's the proof." It captures tweets and twitter conversations before they are deleted for quality control, and it exposes the bias and contempt of non-conservatives. Free speech is amazing. The late-Andrew Breitbart would be proud.

I don't need it, so why do you?

As I noted in previous posts, I am not a believer in that the LGBT suicidal rate is due to society's marginalization of such a demographic, at least in the United States. When you need a project like The Trevor Project to prevent LGBTQ(uesting) suicides then I think it's mainly due to the fragile psychological makeup that resides in the minds of those who are not 100% straight than the supposed backwards, bigoted and hateful society that's accused of pushing to put on a sad face and putting a plastic bag over their head.. I mean, you don't have blacks having their own free hot-line to call if they experience any direct or perceived racism. Nope. Not that I'm aware of any hot-line.

When you need to film your "coming out" to your parents and post it on youtube, then that's a huge sign that you're emotionally and psychologically fragile. When you cry "coming out" to your parents that's a huge sign that your sexual orientation isn't "normal." Parents don't do any of them - their kids and society at large - a favor when they support their children's same-sex relationship. 

I don't think I'm being insensitive. I'm just really tired of the LGBT and their supporters puffin out their chest like they just cleared a 20 ft height pole vault jump when they walk these types of red carpets.


Thanks Chris Colfer. I'm Asian. When I see another Asian in my mostly white neighborhood I say quietly to myself, "I am not alone," as small droplets of tears run down my cheeks.

Look, I support such non-profits but in no ways would I walk the red carpet like I'm fighting some kind of bigotry. I just don't support the approach and tone. I would walk the red carpet in support to curb suicides. Because suicide, for whatever reason, ain't cool. Oh, and to get same-sex attraction back in the APA as a disorder.

The whole "It Gets Betters" organization (which is also its slogan) and "You are not alone" slogan, as I reflect on the nature and tone of each, is just filled with self-righteousness. I would loathe to be in such at an event hearing speaker after speaker talk rail about "being strong" and shit like that. Many of these events - and I say this after talking to people who attend - are just events to inject a high dose of "Oh god! Oh god! My energy is up! It's gay all day!" I suppose the end justify the means. Whatever it takes for you to not cut off the oxygen to your brain or leap off a building crushing vital bones and spilling intestines on the concrete below.

Note: Apparently if a girl wears a snapback there's a good chance she isn't straight as said by these two girls. If true, that sucks. I think girls look mighty cute in snapbacks (not all, of course). It's a signal to other women who may not be straight as an invitation to "come hither," sorta like how men wear a gold chain around their neck to tell women they're available or when women wear a gold ankle bracelet to signify the same thing.This doesn't account for every person who wears a bracelet - some just wear it as jewelry without any sexual meaning, but the "availability" talk is the "heard it through the grapevine" working.

Thursday, September 3, 2015

Welcome to tumblr. The Land of Freaks and ... More Freaks.


Let's presume this person is a woman aka has a real vagina and breasts, no matter how flat chested. She's a lesbian who has no sexual drive, hence the "asexual" description. I'll also presume she's "white" because she doesn't mention anything about race, just what sex she romantically likes and that her libido is practically dead. Gender? Well, if the questions marks are suppose to say, "What's gender? A social construct?" or "I don't subscribe to any," but whatever it meant it's pretty much par for the course with this type of being. Given the "INTF" from the Myers-Briggs personality test, and her interests she's the vagina version of a pasty pimple face, totally-sucks-at-sports, gamer.

I suppose this is a good thing. Her ilk is basically given the middle finger by Darwin. "Sorry, bitch, but you're practically useless unless you build shit and/or manage a company. Your ovaries are a waste."

I have a tumblr (see: sidebar). If I were to follow this sexual identity politics as user "Ode to Abigail" did, I'd write this.

  • he/him is fine
  • likes ladies
  • libido is working properly aka I dream of what my future wife's children will look like once we consummate our relationship
  • gender??? I'm a guy. I don't cross-dress. I'm not limp wristed.
  • i talk when i need to, move when i need to, achieve what I need to achieve in order to be awesome

Tuesday, September 1, 2015

There are some stupid Catholics out there.

"I think having priests being allowed to marry is good. It says nothing in the Bible that they cannot marry. Go and be fruitful and multiply!"

So if a particular act wasn't outright condemned or not allowed, then it's totally A-OKAY to approve of it. I guess that allows nuns and sisters to be married then.

But wait, let's raise the intellectual atmosphere here: how will once celibate secular church authorities finance a family of more than one child? What will become of the vow of poverty? What will become of deacons? Are they just "junior priests"?

You don't know? Well don't seriously suggest it then, you dumbass.


Modern Pathos: Personal Relationships & Economic Social Justice


So how many significant others do you go through like a pair of jeans? I'm just wondering before I (a) make-out with you and (b) have sex with you.

Wait, each past relationship "had a voice"? Interesting. What did you learn from each? Oh, you "grew" as a person and "learned" what you "wanted." What is it that you learned and wanted?

*crickets*

[mouths off some generic, cliche standard devoid of anything transcendent]

I see.

So I head you traveled to India and Ghana and Mexico. How was that? Oh, you learned a lot about yourself and now consider yourself a "global citizen." What did you learn about yourself? Ah, we're all the same and now you're a human rights advocate teaming up with Emma Watson and Angelina Jolie to save women from poverty in Africa. Well, I'm gonna go down to my city's soup kitchen and volunteer while I mentor a young black teenager in the inner city. I'm thinking of donating at least five percent of my income to the charity of my choice even though I make less than 40K a year.

What happened?

I suppose it was her goal, but the evolution of Miley Cyrus - an obnoxious yet somewhat charming young girl to a an even more obnoxious pansexual tongue wagging girl with weird as heck hair styles - is a case that a psychologist should be jumping on like Cyrus getting excited over a penis cake. I just find the transformation outright sad, embarrassing and puke worthy. And it practically out of the blue. This "new me" was most definitely planned - a calculated PR move.

Not surprisingly a number of child entertainers, who have been established well before they were 18, tend to follow the path similar to Cyrus. Now many will say it's "the system" that forces such transformations in a retaliation to the "be a good girl" but I feel that's a cop-out. Rarely does anyone blame parents, the kids turn young adults and the hedonistic and, at best, amoral atmosphere that permeates the entertainment world, especially the movie/film/theater sect.