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Tag Archives: Sarcasm
Trump shows us that sarcasm doesn’t translate over hostile media either.
Sarcasm does’t work on the internet because the general comprehension level there doesn’t rise above dense. Owing to the same common denominator, Poe’s Law applies to the corporate media too, except the adage doesn’t come up when content isn’t crowdsourced. … Continue reading
Randy Newman dreams of a White President and a sarcasm-enabled internet
“He won’t be the brightest, but he’ll be the whitest, and I’ll vote for that!” sings Randy Newman of his dream president, drawing the reaction he got when he penned “I’m a Redneck” or “Short People.” America needs a laugh … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged 2012, Africa, Albert Einstein, America, Buffalo, Election, Evolution, Fun, George, George W, George Washington, Global Warming, God, Heaven, Humor, IAM, internet, IRS, Jefferson, Lincoln, Lyrics, Migra, Money, President, Racism, Randy Newman, RAW, Reagan, Ronald Reagan, Rove, Sarcasm, Vote, Washington, White, Whites, youtube
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You can lead a horse to water, but will it give a statement to the press?
From the horse’s mouth: Nope. On advice of lawyer, don’t talk about arrest. On advice from retired lawyers: civil liberties issue iffy. Advice gleaned from the overworked ACLU: case not as good as others we’ve got. Advice from friends: hope … Continue reading
Posted in Activism
Tagged Absolut, ACLU, actions, activists, Argument, Arrest, Arrests, Art, Bling, BSE, Censored, Civil Liberties, Civil Rights, Coloradans For Peace, Colorado Springs, Constitution, decline, Denver, DIME, Dissent, email, EPA, Free Speech, Freedom of Speech, GIs, Headlines, innocence, Interest, Justice, Kindle, Mail, Middle East, nothing, Peace, police, POW, power, PPJPC, prosecution, Protest, Rally, reason, Rights, Rove, Sarcasm, solicitation, Stealing, Thinking, verdict, War, Water, Website
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Muddy wellies across white canvas
Norway prides itself on its ubiquitous and egalitarian middle class, making of its opera house a celebration of folkstheatre –and it’s no empty boast– Oslo newspapers address eight pages to culture versus one to sport. But I think the architects … Continue reading
New Trouble for Iraq, Iran, U.S. Puppet Government.
Kurdistan. The Turkish top court just banned the largest pro-Kurdish party, the Democratic Worker’s Party, stripping the top level 35 members of the party including the chairman and vice chairman. Banned them from politics for 5 years, and stripped the … Continue reading
Dave and 911 fail Dale Carnegie at KRCC
Believe what you want, but suffer the fate of Copernicus if you insist on trying to shake the system to its destruction. Copernicus tried to put the very infallibility of the church to flame. Hard to blame them for burning him. Continue reading
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Tagged 911 Truth, Amy Goodman, ARN, Art, BIA, Business, CIA, Colorado, Colorado Springs, Community, Corporate, coup, coverup, Democracy, Democracy Now, Earth, Empathy, Evidence, Fashion, Fire, Fish, FLAME, Headlines, historian, Interest, KRCC, Loose Change, Music, NeoCon, Neocons, NFL, Nine Eleven, nothing, PLO, Pot, POW, power, Radio, Rap, reason, Reichstag, Rove, Sarcasm, Science, Security, soldier, Soldiers, Thinking, Truth, USA, Video, Voice, War, World Trade Center
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Is promoting First Affirmative Financial Network promoting ‘economic sustainability’?
Is promoting the First Affirmative Financial Network actually promoting real ‘economic sustainability’? The reason I ask this, is that tonight the Justice and Peace group here in Colorado Springs is hosting the message of this FAFN group in the PPJPC … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Capital, Capitalism, CIA, Colorado, Colorado Springs, Corporate, Downtown, Earth, economic sustainability, Environment, Gazette, green washing, Investment, IRS, Justice, Media, Military, nothing, Peace, Pikes Peak Justice and Peace Commission, PPJPC, reason, Sarcasm, Sustainability, The Gazette
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A. Whitney Brown and The Big Picture
Every year or so I search online to see what cartoonist Bill Watterson might have decided to do since putting Calvin and Hobbes to bed in 1995. I showed less diligence with another favorite social satirist whom I’m thrilled to … Continue reading
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Tagged America, American, Americans, Art, Books, Cartoon, cartoonist, CIA, comedy, Crime, Daily KOS, Daily Show, David, Deficit, George, George Carlin, GM, Great War, Headlines, Pies, Pot, Radio, Sarcasm, SNL, Television, The Daily Show, The Nation, Tribute, troops, Truth, USA, Weekend Update, youtube
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White Native Americans
A branch of our local library is hosting a discussion about a recent work of popular fiction, One Thousand White Women by Jim Fergus. I’m thinking of stopping by to puke. The novel begins by alluding that its unspeakable historical … Continue reading
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Tagged Alleged, America, American, Americans, Army, Art, Bigotry, Cheyenne, Colorado Springs, Condi, DIA, Education, Family, FERA, Film, History, Identity, India, Indian, Japan, Jim Fergus, Left, Media, Myth, Native American, Native Americans, novel, One Thousand White Women, Origin, Peace, Popular Culture, Racism, racist, Rap, Sacrifice, Sarcasm, Thinking, Tribe, USA, Western, White, White Savior
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A first kiss
I watched a Buster Keaton film featuring a locomotive in the title role as THE GENERAL. It’s the silent comedy whose civil war settings took Keaton way over budget, flopped and ruined his career. In the sixties the film was … Continue reading
