Thursday, May 31, 2012
The Last Word: Rewriting Newts defense of birtherism
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Rachel Maddow: Mitt Romney unashamed to exploit birtherism
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Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Report: US Has One Of The Highest Child Poverty Rates In The Developed World
Report: US Has One Of The Highest Child Poverty Rates In The Developed World: pAccording to a new report from the Office of Research at the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the U.S. has one of the highest rates of child poverty in the developed world. Of the 35 wealthy countries studied by UNICEF, only Romania has a child poverty rate higher than the 23 percent rate in the [...]/p
The Last Word: Voter purges happening in Florida?
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The Last Word: Romney rakes in cash with birther Donald Trump
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
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Saturday, May 26, 2012
Up w/ Chris Hayes: Desegregation and making schools work
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Friday, May 25, 2012
Fox Mangles Data To Claim "The Poor" Are Getting "Richer" | Media Matters for America
Fox News is incredibly biased in it's reporting. They purposely distort the data that clearly shows that there is increasing poverty in America.
John H. Armwood
Proposed NY ban on anonymous posts comes under fire | Security & Privacy - CNET News
Proposed NY ban on anonymous posts comes under fire | Security & Privacy - CNET News
This reminds me of the law when I lived in South Korea. This is I believe unconstitutional. It has a chilling effect on free speech without a compelling state interest to justify it. If there was some immediate, potential harm the government would have more of an argument but still they would have a steep mountain to climb to justify such a draconian move.
John H. Armwood
This reminds me of the law when I lived in South Korea. This is I believe unconstitutional. It has a chilling effect on free speech without a compelling state interest to justify it. If there was some immediate, potential harm the government would have more of an argument but still they would have a steep mountain to climb to justify such a draconian move.
John H. Armwood
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Rachel Maddow: A bad week for birthers
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Wednesday, May 23, 2012
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Saturday, May 19, 2012
Melissa Harris-Perry: FEMA funding and a former US traitor
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Melissa Harris-Perry: Republicans distancing from party fringes on Rev. Wright - Melissa Harris Perry conducts an intelligent discussion concerning the distortion surrounding the prophetic preaching of Reverend Dr. Jeremiah Wright and Black Liberation Theology with her panel. This discussion is a must watch for those who really want to hear what Reverend Wright actually said, which anyone, who has actually read the Bible, would clearly recognize as being central to Biblical teaching.
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Monument in Palisades Park, N.J. Memorializing The Sexual Slavery Of Korean Women In World War II, Irritates Japanese Officials - NYTimes.com
Monument in Palisades Park, N.J., Irritates Japanese Officials - NYTimes.com
Japan needs to face up to it's history of imperialism and human rigjts abuses. It's dastardly crimes against the people of Asia are part of it's past. Unlike Germany, Japan was not forced by the victorious Allies after World War II to atone for it's crimes against humanity. This was largely due to the fear of Japan succumbing to the spreading wave of communism in Asia after Mao Tse Tung's victory in the Chinese Civil War.
The legacy of the forced prostitution of Korean women is real. Japan should be loudly criticized, in the world community, for after sixty years still stubbornly refusing to acknowledge it's past. Acknowledging this history is an important step in preventing such atrocities from occurring in the future.
There are still comfort women alive today. They never received reparations for their forced sexual slavery. Japan,incredulously still maintains that these women volunteered to be serially gang raped by Japanese soldiers. Their legacy of suffering must be memorialized around the world. This must never happen again.
John H. Armwood
Japan needs to face up to it's history of imperialism and human rigjts abuses. It's dastardly crimes against the people of Asia are part of it's past. Unlike Germany, Japan was not forced by the victorious Allies after World War II to atone for it's crimes against humanity. This was largely due to the fear of Japan succumbing to the spreading wave of communism in Asia after Mao Tse Tung's victory in the Chinese Civil War.
The legacy of the forced prostitution of Korean women is real. Japan should be loudly criticized, in the world community, for after sixty years still stubbornly refusing to acknowledge it's past. Acknowledging this history is an important step in preventing such atrocities from occurring in the future.
There are still comfort women alive today. They never received reparations for their forced sexual slavery. Japan,incredulously still maintains that these women volunteered to be serially gang raped by Japanese soldiers. Their legacy of suffering must be memorialized around the world. This must never happen again.
John H. Armwood
Friday, May 18, 2012
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Hardball: House stalls on Violence Against Women Act
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Monday, May 14, 2012
Sunday, May 13, 2012
The Psychological Profile of Liberals
"Just by virtue of their ideological stance, liberals can tolerate difference, they can tolerate not knowing, wondering ‘it could be this, it could be that.’ They can tolerate someone saying, ‘you’ve got it wrong.’ Liberals are just more open to all of that. It’s less of a problem, it’s less of a concern. They’re much more open to compromise, more open to experience—what would otherwise be threatening to people would not be as threatening because of their ideological disposition."
- Scott Eidelman, a social psychologist at the University of Arkansas
Mooney, Chris (2012-03-22). The Republican Brain: The Science of Why They Deny Science--and Reality (Kindle Locations 1831-1833). John Wiley and Sons. Kindle Edition.
Saturday, May 12, 2012
Rand Paul: Obama's Views On Marriage Couldn't 'Get Any Gayer' - Rand Paul, the Senator who opposed the 1964 Civil Rights Act of 1964 during his 2010 campaign, loke his father Ron expresses the same bigotry in gay marriage. The racist is almost always a homophobe and a misogynist. The same ignorance informs their mindset.
Melissa Harris-Perry: Religious push-back to Obama’s support of same-sex marriage - Both Billy and his son Franklin Graham represent what is worst in evangelical Christianity, bigotry, ignorance, intolerance and a love for power and money.
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Melissa Harris-Perry: What Obamas evolution on same-sex marriage means for the country -Melissa Harris Perry deals with the false assumptions expressed in the media that posit that African Americans are some how more homophobic than there white brethren. This of course is nonsense. African American churches have rarely stooped to the science denying ignorance of the dominant cultures evangelical brethren and the plain old fashioned bigotry that underlies their Calvinist theology.
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msnbc video: Obama evolves full circle on gay marriage
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Up w/ Chris Hayes: Urvashi Vaid: ‘Still a great deal of negative feeling’ -
Romney is lying about people not talking about gay people in the 1960s. I was in prep school in the 1960s and it was a very common thing for boys to insult and demean other boys by accusing them of being homosexual. In addition I do not believe Romney when he claims he does not remember battering the young man at his prep school. He committed a crime and should have been arrested.
John H. Armwood
Up w/ Chris Hayes: Coming out in support of gay marriage
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PoliticsNation: Rep. Lewis continues fight for voting rights
A small victory in the State of Georgia. Watch John Lewis shame a Republican legislator trying to amend funding of the Voting Right Act of 1965 to gut funds for enforcement. If feels like we are living in the 1890s when these same practices occurred.
John H. Armwood
Friday, May 11, 2012
Jacksonville, Florida Attorney Janet Johnson on HLN Talking about Marissa Alexander - YouTube
Angela Corey, the prosecutor does not understand battered wife syndrome at all. Battered spouses of ten go back to their supposes and reengage with them. This has nothing to do with what happened on the day of the incident.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Hardball: Matthews: How long will it take to grant equality?
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Wednesday, May 09, 2012
Obama Backs Same-Sex Marriage - NYTimes.com
Obama Backs Same-Sex Marriage - NYTimes.com
The President of the United States stands up for human rights.
John H. armwood
The President of the United States stands up for human rights.
John H. armwood
The Last Word: Obama faces questions over marriage equality
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The Last Word: Rewriting the Swift-boating of Obama
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The Last Word: Romney on the fence about immigration
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Tuesday, May 08, 2012
NBC Politics - North Carolina OKs constitutional same-sex marriage ban
NBC Politics - North Carolina OKs constitutional same-sex marriage ban
The forces of ignorance and bigotry won a temporary victory tonight.
John H. Armwood
The forces of ignorance and bigotry won a temporary victory tonight.
John H. Armwood
Monday, May 07, 2012
Hardball: Matthews: Its non-partisan to defend right to vote
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Hardball: The fraud over voter fraud
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