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Yet another reason to hate Wal-Mart. I hate what “stuff” does to this country.

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Holy Crap I would not normally used such an unrefined phrase, but I must say this calls for it. HT: Shane

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Ya’ll know I hate Wal-Mart. Here’s another log to throw on the fire. (Scroll down to the video titled Wal-Mart is suing a disabled woman. Think the title is bad? Wait until the end of the video. It gets worse. I take back the credit I gave them last October. Wal-Mart sucks.

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A $10 million fine was handed down to Topeka’s own Fred Phelps and his ignorant, obnoxious, makes-me-sick-to-my-stomach “congregation”. From the article in the Baltimore Sun: [Judge] Bennett affirmed the jury’s verdict in favor of Snyder’s father, who sued the church for emotional distress and invasion of his family’s privacy after Westboro Baptist Church members waved [...]

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Doctors without Borders listed their top 10 underreported humanitarian stories of 2007. (Below is a picture in Somalia, where the civil war there has left many without food, water and medical treatment.) Read the rest here. HT to Ariah, who also has a great post about global warming today.

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The WGA Strike

I was talking with a co-worker today regarding the writer’s strike. I asked her if she knew what it was about, and she said, “They just want a bigger salary, right?” No, actually, that’s not right. If any of you download an episode of The Office, Grey’s Anatomy, Weeds, etc. – either from iTunes (where [...]

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Oh, Ernie

Nebraska State Senator Sues God Over Natural Disasters *Blink* Did I read that right?

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In the words of Derek Webb, “Peace by way of war is like purity by way of fornication. It’s like telling someone murder is wrong and then showing them by way of execution”. Today I am in a state of both righteous anger and devastating sadness.

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In the News: 40-Day Fast

Liberal religious leaders will begin a 40-day fast this week (Sept. 6) to advocate for legislation that would cancel the debts of the world’s 67 poorest countries. Church Groups Push for Debt Relief Good for them. Notice the religious leaders taking part in this project aren’t labeled as conservative. Somehow social activist = liberal Christian [...]

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Hardly. Note their lack of eye contact with the camera, the flippant attitude and the all-around dismissal of their behavior. It makes me sad.

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