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@Watcher If you scroll through Barry's old cartoons on leftycartoons.com, some of the old ones are about Clinton, while some…
@Watcher: Much as I would like to have Obama or Clinton or even Dubya* back rather than the current wannabe…
I am curious now, where can I view the Clinton Iraq sanctions comics?
Watcher - This may not apply to your friends, but during Obama's term, my impression was that part of the…
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Monthly Archives: November 2009
I don't believe in "natural rights"
I don’t believe in “natural” rights. Rights are a human institution; those rights that aren’t institutionalized by humans don’t exist. The only rights I, or any of us, have, are the rights that are recognized by the society in which … Continue reading
Posted in Whatever
151 Comments
Richard Jeffrey Newman on The Power of Poetry
I need to do a little self-promotion. This past Saturday, my colleague and friend Marcia McNair interviewed me about my book The Silence Of Men on her BlogTalk Radio show, The Power of Poetry. I hope you’ll give a listen. … Continue reading
Posted in Whatever
12 Comments
Twenty Years Ago Today
The Cold War was a fact of life. My parents had grown up during it; I had grown up during it. And I had little doubt my children would grow up during it. From before my parents were born, the … Continue reading
Posted in International issues
7 Comments
Open Thread and Link Farm, $47221.09 Dinner Edition
Post what you like, when you like, about what you like, with whatever links (including self-links) you like, for whatever purpose you like, wearing whatever underwear you like, eating whatever food you like, and liking what you like because you … Continue reading
Posted in Link farms
25 Comments
Who Is a Jew? Court Ruling in Britain Raises Question – from The New York Times
The Supreme Court in England is set to rule by the end of this year on a case involving a question that has vexed Jewish communities throughout the world for centuries: Who is a Jew? The case began because a … Continue reading
Posted in Jews and Judaism
32 Comments
Linkspam on the Weekend: Posts rattling around in my head edition.
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Does teen literature exaggerate the mean girl phenomena too much?
Neesha Meminger: “This is a question I’ve often pondered myself. I think my main concern with the “mean girls” phenomenon is that they focus on inter-personal dynamics without also looking at the larger, social,
economic, and political constructs within which we all function. In the case […]
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Linkspam on the Weekend: Posts rattling around in my head edition.
Posted in Site and Admin Stuff, Syndicated feeds
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@beth: Thank you