It was twenty years ago today that the Tiananmen Square Massacre (referred to in China as the June Fourth Incident was perpetrated by the Red Chinese People's Army. Read a fine post by Michael Laprarie at Wizbang about the incident. Click the photo and the title for more.
Tea party demonstrators and the like here in the US need not be concerned. It can't happen here.
Showing posts with label price of liberty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label price of liberty. Show all posts
June 04, 2009
May 04, 2008
Mannie Leibovitz and the Naughty Nymphette
When an adult male queer gets young men to expose themselves sexually under color of "art photography", I'd be inclined to call it child molestation. When the boy's parents not only agree to the lewdness, but prosper therefrom, I'd call it child abuse. Why should it be any different if the child is female and the photographer is an aging bull dyke? Isn't the result kiddie porn of one degree or another?
So much for the old feeder's thoughts on the Miley Cyrus - Annie Leibovitz flap. Since Miley's parents agreed to her being debauched by horrible old Manny, (they were present at the photo shoot) I figure its a lost cause. Nobody is going to get in trouble for this nonsense; nobody really cares. One more little girl's chances for a normal life shot to hell. Perhaps its just the price of liberty. Or a sign of the times.
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Mythical nymphets as art.
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Afterthought: The high-school old feeder, posing as an ordinary teen-age shutterbug, used to volunteer to help the school photographer take the yearbook portraits. Our school had the ladies draped for a consistent visual theme. I got to adjust the girls' drapes before the shoot. In those days, I had to take my thrills where I could find them.
So much for the old feeder's thoughts on the Miley Cyrus - Annie Leibovitz flap. Since Miley's parents agreed to her being debauched by horrible old Manny, (they were present at the photo shoot) I figure its a lost cause. Nobody is going to get in trouble for this nonsense; nobody really cares. One more little girl's chances for a normal life shot to hell. Perhaps its just the price of liberty. Or a sign of the times.
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Mythical nymphets as art.
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Afterthought: The high-school old feeder, posing as an ordinary teen-age shutterbug, used to volunteer to help the school photographer take the yearbook portraits. Our school had the ladies draped for a consistent visual theme. I got to adjust the girls' drapes before the shoot. In those days, I had to take my thrills where I could find them.
Labels:
child molesters,
price of liberty
February 10, 2008
Sunday School
Got the idea from the other Feeder. Check out the music video. Count the one-armed cats.
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price of liberty
August 26, 2007
Nebraska State Fair - You can't go home again.
The State Fair is the best place to go to see examples of your neighbors. Sure, you won't want to admit that the odd-balls you find there represent the norm in your state. It seems too horrible to be true; you are identified with these fairgoers. It is worth the admission just to see who you are.
The Nebraska State Fair got started this weekend and will run through September third. The biggest headlines our fair has generated this year have to do with alligators and racism. Thats right, alligators and Nebraska's angriest Negro have cast an ugly pall over this year's Fair.
State Senator for Life Ernie Chambers has questioned the State Fair Board's decision to continue with a professional alligator wrestling demonstration at this year's Fair. He is concerned that alligator wrestling violates the reptiles' fundamental animal rights. As if that weren't bad enough, the "clean-cut" performers that put on the show are indelicately billed on the State Fair website as:
These angry protesters will eventually demand we take the dog out of the corn dog.
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Update: Police investigators from the Nebraska State Patrol have raided the State Fair, ostensibly looking for bad carnies and rigged midway games. According to Omaha's Action 3 News, the police have said the rubber duck grab was the prime target of their raid. Grabbing ducks, even if they are rubber ones, sends a message to the the kids that it is OK to distress animals for fun. No doubt this is how Michael Vick got started.
The Nebraska State Fair got started this weekend and will run through September third. The biggest headlines our fair has generated this year have to do with alligators and racism. Thats right, alligators and Nebraska's angriest Negro have cast an ugly pall over this year's Fair.
State Senator for Life Ernie Chambers has questioned the State Fair Board's decision to continue with a professional alligator wrestling demonstration at this year's Fair. He is concerned that alligator wrestling violates the reptiles' fundamental animal rights. As if that weren't bad enough, the "clean-cut" performers that put on the show are indelicately billed on the State Fair website as:
Kachunga, a real American Bushman who dares to step foot into the wet domain of the alligator, comes from deep in the swamps of Florida. He apprehends a ferocious man-eating reptile with his bare hands.Ernie is convinced that calling these Florida white boys "Bushmen" is somehow racist. What a stretch. Here are some quotes from the OWH:
Chambers said he objected to putting the alligators "under stress for no reason other than cheap entertainment." He also said the Kachunga show's Web site reference to a gator handler as "a real American bushman" was racist.Ernie goes on to threaten the Fair Board for failing to cancel the alligator torture show:
"The fair needs all the help they can get. They certainly don't need to create opponents, and they've created considerable opposition on my part," Chambers said. He noted that the Legislature will have a say on the possible moving of the fairgrounds to make way for expansion of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.The real concern here, if indeed the Nebraska State Fair can generate any real concern, is this: that the animal rights and PETA types will come out of the woodwork like roaches to call for banning every showing of live animals at the fair. Certainly forcing these poor beasts to perform at the Fair stresses them. This uncalled for animal stressing must stop. No more 4H calves, no Clydesdales, no swine pavilion, no poultry, with no animals the Fair will become a Vegan event. The Nebraska State Fair is in still in real trouble.
These angry protesters will eventually demand we take the dog out of the corn dog.
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Update: Police investigators from the Nebraska State Patrol have raided the State Fair, ostensibly looking for bad carnies and rigged midway games. According to Omaha's Action 3 News, the police have said the rubber duck grab was the prime target of their raid. Grabbing ducks, even if they are rubber ones, sends a message to the the kids that it is OK to distress animals for fun. No doubt this is how Michael Vick got started.
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price of liberty
April 20, 2007
Just the price of Freedom?
Lorie Byrd writing at TownHall suggests today that the civil depredations wrought by Cho-like crazies, unrepairable child molesters and street schizos are simply the price we must pay for freedom. I wonder if Lorie would agree that more aborted babies should be part of the bill? Why shouldn't we be 'free' to drive as fast as we want? Wouldn't the increase in the already ±30.000/year number of dead on the roads just be added to our freedom tab?
Civilized society is no more than a balancing act? Aren't some things just plain wrong no matter whether they are relatively 'costly' or not?
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Fix: I need to clear this up right now. Lorie Byrd, whose work I read and admire regularly is not in favor of abortion on demand or throwing out speed limits. In my effort to point out the dangers of applying the old saw about the "Price of Freedom" too freely, I failed to make clear that my questions to Lorie were rhetorical. I wish I could write as well as Byrd. Please accept my apology, Lorie.
Civilized society is no more than a balancing act? Aren't some things just plain wrong no matter whether they are relatively 'costly' or not?
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Fix: I need to clear this up right now. Lorie Byrd, whose work I read and admire regularly is not in favor of abortion on demand or throwing out speed limits. In my effort to point out the dangers of applying the old saw about the "Price of Freedom" too freely, I failed to make clear that my questions to Lorie were rhetorical. I wish I could write as well as Byrd. Please accept my apology, Lorie.
Labels:
abortion,
price of liberty
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