Apr 27

It wouldn’t be enough.

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Apr 18

Paul Krugman, shrill.

Let’s Not Be Civil - NYTimes.com

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Apr 12

Though I’d argue that the late 80’s post Basquiat/Haring period was pretty devoid of any statement other than $, Koons/Kostabi and such, -he has an argument here.

Banksy on Modern Art

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Apr 11

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Mar 21

not ancient Greek warriors.

ThinkProgress » Tea Party At Its Dregs? Major Convention Attracts Few

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Mar 18

YouTube - Who is Bozo Texino? (Colossus of roads)

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Mar 18

The conservative outpouring of concern for the Japanese and Libyans is commendable. Using our taxpayer funded social(ist) services in charitable ways to help the poor sick and hungry… Sending our middle and poorer class men and women to fight for the freedoms of Arab foreigners, awesome. We’re America.
Unless of course they want to worship here in the religion of their choice or heavens forbid any foreigners want to cross our borders and maybe end up needing some food, need to see a doctor cause they dare to get sick on our soils, or basic protections under our great system of government.
You see, the conservative mindset of caring or freedom is conditional, based largely on a “not in my yard” arms length position, but also quite random in it’s application, and of course absent of any awareness of hypocrisy.

Also: Wars is free!

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Mar 16

Bach’s “Toccata” rendered by 22-year-old Hawaiian virtuoso Taimane Gardner. Barefoot.

Also: Tiny hat.

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Mar 04

Where Children Sleep: A Diverse World of Homes

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Feb 22

Keep in mind that the massive state budget shortfalls are directly related to lack of tax revenue. Tax revenue that was slashed at the demands of Republicans so rich people could get a break from the oppression of the government and that would surely save the economy and hiring would begin again. Also keep in mind pensions had plenty of money but most state pension funds were heavily invested in junk real estate bonds that were sold by the banks as AAA rated no-risk securities, and lost shitloads of workers money. Also keep in mind that the same Republicans who insist on cutting if not wholly eliminating Social Security and Medicaid for retirement are the same Republicans who want to take away the retirement pension system. In other words work hard and be self sufficient, invest your money in retirement plans then give it to us rich people to pay for our tax breaks, but be self sufficient. So, record bonuses, tax cuts for the biggest profiteers, and Government bailouts are “necessary”, but according to Republican run State Houses and Governors the little guy must “tighten their belts”, give up their rights, and turn over their retirement savings or the sky will surely fall. All the while the media plays along telling us about the greedy teachers and that for some reason deficits will end the world. Meanwhile nobody is talking about jobs? This is a really neat trick the Republicans are pullin’ off.

ThinkProgress » Blog Archive » Priorities? GOP Governors Shift Burden To Poor, Middle Class To Pay For Tax Breaks For Rich, Corporations

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Feb 21

YouTube - Art Film

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Feb 09

Reality has a way of being real.

GOP Freshmen Discover Health Care Hell | Crooks and Liars

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Feb 07

All sizes | Freedom Loading | Flickr - Photo Sharing

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Feb 03

A harrowing, historic week in Egypt - The Big Picture - Boston.com

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Feb 03

Win Win - Movie Trailers - iTunes

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