MPX @ 2:00PM. Crazy shit.
~Nic
Hi stacymalbon
7 years ago
Sunday, May 22, 2011
If I lived about 8 blocks south...
North Minneapolis around 43rd N and Emerson And no, I wasn't driving around there. The aerial photos are insane.. I'm waiting to see if the city calls for any help, I'll jockey a chainsaw.
~Nic
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Looks like I might have gotten ahead of myself
After driving around the west metro watching crazy awesome clouds swirl and twist, I returned home to learn that apparently they are going to vote on the constitutional amendment to go up for a statewide G.E. vote. If you catch this post in the next few hours/minutes you can watch here: http://www.startribune.com/politics/statelocal/105629598.html
Really: Who fucking cares if two men, two women, three women, five men and two women, whatever get married? These "conservatives", so full of hate. The problem is that no one really calls them on it. As the Balloon Juicers would say "The shape of the earth: views differ"; too many of us passively allow "views" to propagate unchecked (yes, you have a right to have an opinion, and I have a right to disagree with you as well.. and a right to tell you when you're completely fucking wrong.) that are irrelevant, and have no place in rational, or civil discourse.
This shit breaks my heart. This is like the 4th post or so in a little over a week on this. I'm not pro gay, or anti gay, or pro marriage, or anything like that. I'm simply pro human, and pro freedom. I wish some of my states' elected representatives could honestly say the same, despite their insistence that they are.
~Nic
Really: Who fucking cares if two men, two women, three women, five men and two women, whatever get married? These "conservatives", so full of hate. The problem is that no one really calls them on it. As the Balloon Juicers would say "The shape of the earth: views differ"; too many of us passively allow "views" to propagate unchecked (yes, you have a right to have an opinion, and I have a right to disagree with you as well.. and a right to tell you when you're completely fucking wrong.) that are irrelevant, and have no place in rational, or civil discourse.
This shit breaks my heart. This is like the 4th post or so in a little over a week on this. I'm not pro gay, or anti gay, or pro marriage, or anything like that. I'm simply pro human, and pro freedom. I wish some of my states' elected representatives could honestly say the same, despite their insistence that they are.
~Nic
Father God
So Captain Jackass who we all remember has worked with Minnesota Republicans in the past, is invited to make the opening prayer (whyever the fuck we still have this is beyond me). He insists, indirectly that Obama isn't a Christian (because when you're everything-that's-not-you-phobic, that's a bad thing), and people figure out who he is.. everyone loses their shit. The whole incident actually showed a thread of hope, not just for the delay and possible shelving of an anti-human power grab, but for the people in that chamber.. they were basically shamed into renouncing a man they may very well secretly adore.. after all, someone must have invited him.. or maybe he raptured in, or some hogwash.
The point is: If you bring someone somewhere who's a fucking bigot, expect them to be a bigot, and don't be surprised when everyone gets all pissed off. Who said republican idiocy was all bad?
~Nic
The point is: If you bring someone somewhere who's a fucking bigot, expect them to be a bigot, and don't be surprised when everyone gets all pissed off. Who said republican idiocy was all bad?
~Nic
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