Homophobia

Homophobia is like hating people with red hair or brown eyes. It’s senseless. It’s hate for its own sake.
Her analogy to left-handedness is interesting, in that, until about 100 years ago, it was considered a defect, and the scientists of the day were working to develop “cures.”

If I had been born without a conscience, I would have fashioned a career focused on ripping off idiots, which wouldn’t have been at all difficult, and I would have developed rhetoric like what we have here. I have to admit, however, that I never could have surpassed the skill of Ted Nugent.
The data points that former Labor Secretary Robert Reich lays out here show how Elon Musk completely fleeced the United States.
We’ve all seen the many covert ways that merchants employ to take advantage of their customers.
When we look at the map at left, showing cardiac related deaths during 2013 compared to Waffle House locations, our immediate thought is that the fast food chain is causing cardiac arrest. And, given that they serve up mass quantities of low-grade, highly processed breakfast foods, that’s certainly possible.
Certainly the poem here by John Roedel speaks to many of us, in particular the lost art of kindness.
Chevron is trying to convince us that the problem with high gasoline prices is the taxes we pay to keep our roads from falling apart. If we feel we’re paying too much at the pump, they want us to call our representatives and demand lower per-gallon taxes.
I hope so, but I wouldn’t bet my (after)life on it.
What Roger Penrose says here strikes me as credible. But keep in mind what the philosophers of science say: If there is no possible experiment that could disprove a theory, it’s not science at all, but rather religion.
The meme here made me laugh, mainly because of the absurd notion that any of Trump’s sociopathic characteristics could possibly “haunt” him for a fraction of a second, let alone the rest of his life.