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Liar Liar, Pants of Fire. #p2

If it wasn’t so serious, it’d almost be comical.  Mitt Romney, “An independent inspector general looked at this investment and CONCLUDED that the administration had steered money to friends and family, to campaign contributors.”  LIAR LIAR LIAR LIAR LIAR.  That is not true.  No inspector general concluded this.  Why isn’t this a bigger story?  If this was true, Republicans in Congress would have jumped all over this, but even the Republican attack dog Darrell Issa concluded there seemed to be no political or criminal wrongdoing.  

Are we really going to let a bunch of greedy selfish fools do-in this whole planet?

Are we really going to let a bunch of greedy selfish fools do-in this whole planet?

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(Reblogged from stan-)
Women are powerful and things have changed. We have control of our own destiny…which is sort of true in lots of ways except for the ones that really matter; except where actual privilege lives its actual life.

adapted from Cary Tennis

I was so disappointed in North Carolinians this past week.  My anger and frustration is finally subsiding, thanks in no small part to our President.  Whether or not gays and lesbians even want the right to get married, it is morally reprehensible to have any government involved in creating a set of second class citizens who do not get some rights based solely on their sexual orientation.   Thank you Mr. President for finally taking a stand - better late than never.

It could happen to you.  Stand up for what’s right.  #p2

Peace and Love.  #p2

A Complete Guide to Hipster Racism… #p2

‎”But this new scheme someone came up with—where we prove we’re not racist by acting as casually racist as possible? Not our best, white people. Not our best.”

http://jezebel.com/5905291/a-complete-guide-to-hipster-racism

Community Matters #p2

When was the last time you had a civil discussion with someone who disagrees with you?  Most of us, myself included, are isolated in our own little lifestyle enclaves where everyone looks and behaves just like us.  But even surrounded by similar people, we rarely spend much time engaged with others - maybe a barbecue every once in a while, but rarely any deep meaningful discussions.  Often the result is mud-slinging by everyone (which is promoted by our corporate media). Robert Reich (see link below) has it right and so did Robert Putnam (in his book Bowling Alone).  Our broken bonds continue to wreak havoc on our physical, mental and civic health until we make a change.  Get involved!

http://robertreich.org/post/21670907549

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(Reblogged from the-bohemian-revolution)
“Kids are born curious.  They are always exploring. We spend the first year of their life teaching them to walk and talk, and the rest of their life telling them to shut up and sit down.”
-Neil deGrasse Tyson

“Kids are born curious.  They are always exploring. We spend the first year of their life teaching them to walk and talk, and the rest of their life telling them to shut up and sit down.”

-Neil deGrasse Tyson

#p2 Efficiency, Sustainability, and Preservation are the enemies of our modern economic system.

(Source: ihatepeacocks)

(Reblogged from the-bohemian-revolution)