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August 12, 2010
Non-Film Related Post of the Day: Ray Bradbury Gets it Right


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July 3, 2010
The Edit That Defined a Nation
The Washington Post reports:
“Subjects.”

That’s what Thomas Jefferson first wrote in an early draft of the Declaration of Independence to describe the people of the 13 colonies.

But in a moment when history took a sharp turn, Jefferson sought quite methodically to expunge the word, to wipe it out of existence and write over it. Many words were crossed out and replaced in the draft, but only one was obliterated.

Over the smudge, Jefferson then wrote the word “citizens.”

No longer subjects to the crown, the colonists became something different: a people whose allegiance was to one another, not to a faraway monarch.

Scholars of the revolution have long speculated about the “citizens” smear — wondering whether the erased word was “patriots” or “residents” — but now the Library of Congress has determined that the change was far more dramatic.
This act is quite possibly the most direct and profound definition of the United States. The revolution provided humanity with the idea that each man is an individual with rights unto himself. Each man is born to execute his will and his desires and is not born to serve any other man.

The "subject" is a polite slave, but a slave just the same. He is property of the oligarchy. The "citizen" is a free member of a society, accountable to himself and his deeds.

Every political system other than ours defines the population as subjects in one form or another. Socialism, communism and fascism all hold man as a tool of the State and accountable to the State. Democracies likewise hold individuals accountable to the whims of other men. Only a constitutional republic such as ours allows men to travel, speak, write and gather in a way that affords them the freedom.

Have a great 4th of July. The movie reviews return next week.



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April 29, 2010
RELEASE THE KRAKEN!


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April 23, 2010
Non-Film Related Post of the Day: Beekeeping
Wanna know what I do when I'm not suffering through the latest heap of cinematic trash or whining about it here?

Well, as of today, I do this:




I guess I need to start a bee blog now.





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March 22, 2010
Non-Film Related Post of the Day: Health Care

Look at it this way, this will make it easier to outlaw ALL abortions down the road. If the government can control things one way, it can do it the other.

It is a little hard to make that whole "Get your laws off my body" argument once you happily hand your body over to the state.




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March 19, 2010
Non-Film Related Post of the Day: Just sayin'



h/t gconnect



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March 8, 2010
Non-Film Related Post of the Day - Lease the Lord
You have to love FailBlog



Best comment: "What would Jesus dough."



h/t Krispy


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February 14, 2010
Non-Film Related Post of the Day: Geez, You Mean Global Warming Was a Lie? Really? Whodathunk?


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January 20, 2010
Non-Film Related Post of the Day: Hitler Finds Out About Brown
If you got to say something about Brown - May as well let Hitler do the talking.

For all my lefty friends...





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December 25, 2009
Merry Christmas
Because its funny and true.




h/t Deaddog.com


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December 15, 2009
Non-Film Related Post of the Day: Santa Kills


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November 24, 2009
Non-film Related Post of the Day: Star Trek: The Next Generation
I loved this show during its original run. This, ladies and gentlemen, is funny stuff:

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June 15, 2009
Non-Film Related Post of the Day: Letterman
David Letterman is issuing a full apology to Sarah Palin and her daughters. Unlike many public apologies, he actually takes responsibility and is rather straight forward. There's people still protesting and calling for him to be fired.

He didn't intend to slur the underage daughter Willow. He was mocking the older daughter Bristol who is a public figure ever since she began advocating abstinence. He was low for going after her in my book because he's attacking a single-mom unprompted. This said, he did apologize.

Can this be over now?




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May 17, 2009
Non-Film Related Post of the Day: No Line on the Horizon


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March 19, 2009
Non-Film Related Post of the Day: Separated at Birth
This isn't intended as a politically-minded post, just something I've observed. Technically, this is film related.

Is it me or does Pelosi look like Mother Ida from Brazil?


Me thinks its time to put down the scalpel, just sayin'.

...and look at the size of her hand! She could palm a medicine ball with that mitt.


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