I second your opinion.

Yes, even Holocaust deniers deserve to be heard. In a world where the powers who failed to halt the murders compensate by teaching a systematic version of the historic(al) event, it actually pays to have a person stand and claim that the Holocaust didn't happen; and if any Jews did die, they may have been deserving…

+1...Money!

Kirk Cameron...on Piers Morgan...equals just how un-liberal our "press" is

Oh, wait! Along with neglecting to mention "the rise of mass incarceration, police brutality and Black unemployment", Mother Michelle Obama also forgot to mention labor rights for women in a real sense?! You mean, her sappy-ass speech (which was celebrated for all the vicariously dumb reasons) was even more…

I know he ain't dead (thank Zeus!), but I'll go ahead and get obituatory: Jerry "The King" Lawler taught me that bad guys, for some fuckin' reason, are always more interesting.

Mr. Kluwe,

So the police needs all sorts of evidence and supportive-reasoning for a judge to grant them the authority to monitor someone's, say, cellphone records for criminal contacts in a criminal investigation. But UK can openly violate college athletes' future intentions sans any overarching authority? nice.

A few more suggestions..."Myth Rape": (as referenced to the above photo of Lucretia) when a women is raped by a superior god because the god's so damn horny; "Sports Rape": When your team wins (or loses) and you drink to soothe the pain (or the ecstacy), you lose control, and rape the next person you see; "25th Hour…

And here's where that lil' separation (of church and state) actually either means something, or is facile at best. When the state (i.e., judge, prosecutor, executive authority with clemency powers) forgives: all good. But when clergy forgives: fuck off.

Effective how? I think this is precisely the type of article HC would prefer, rather than have us examine her tenure, from allowing the Iranian regime to fix an election and crush the outcry, to having Kofi Annan assume a relevant role in yet another critical situation. Hers is a tenure where we see the forces of…

Boy, Jez really knows how to be the Useful Idiot "on command". And what is the Secretary saying about the role and liberation of women in Syria, Egypt and Libya? The question in and of itself means nothing unless working class people are given an alternative that beats the likes of the Muslim Brotherhood, yet the…

I can't believe I'm about to take Disney's back. I'm a WB guy myself, but I don't believe self-righteous piety ought to be rewarded and enforced upon us. What's next: a yarmulke for Mufasa; a virgin authority figure in the form of Sebastian (a la Catholic priests). Religious beliefs are exactly that - beliefs - and…

Of all the examples of misogyny and hypocritical bs you could have explored, by all means keep our eyes away from the man behind the curtain. Don't you notice how you contribute to fuckin' batshit vicariousness by referencing this stupid-ass story to point out, once again, the fact that boys have more fun?

Nothing's proven to be as salient and bullshit free as "Blue Chips". It wasn't a "sports movie" so much as it was a film ABOUT sports, and the ugly child which resulted as a synthesis between infantile-worship and the "callous cash payment" (i.e. capitalism).

Well, Ms. Stewart, I reckon the net effect of all sports, global or local, is this sort of tribalism. It's why China spends about as much money training athletes in its farm system (I think their system fits the text-book definition of a farm) as most countries do on defense. It's a marketing scheme to get people to…

"Kid, there are so many things wrong with you, we barely know where to begin."

I laid down the beginning of an alternative to buying-and-selling economics - capitalism. Capitalism has built into it recessions and depressions. These things don't occur by accident, but are supposed to happen, and, indeed, must happen. The most astute prepare for it, then profit, while working class peoples must…

You haven't broken anything to me, other than your pettite-bourgeois sympathies for those who plan for, cause, then prosper in dire economic circumstances. A great alternative would be higher taxes on income, estates (inheritances), capital gains and consumption (not the essential things). Also, a repeal of…

No, Wall Street is capitalism. Wal-Mart began as a cute lil' story, and now runs the exploitation gambit. Businesses going "public" are simply trying to increase the pool of potential capital injection, but the game is the same: juice the extra amount of productivity out of laborers, and keep the change.