Posted on November 30th, 2008 by Kip
Meanwhile, I still have my yet-to-be-opened copy of Dead Space. 'Twill be a good Sunday methinks… # Also time to start working on the 2008 Sunday CuteTuber™ Year in Review… # To review: "Traditional marriage" was about one thing and one thing only: stripping women of their rights & wealth. http://snipr.com/6yiyy # Fans of Broken [...]
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Posted on November 30th, 2008 by Kip
To review: There is a collaborative YouTube channel called "Five Awesome Gays," each member of which has been previously featured as a CuteTuber™. Well, it turns out that there now is a "sequel" channel called "5SortaStraightGuys" — with very heavy emphasis on the "Sorta." One of the five, PickThisCar, has already been featured as a [...]
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Posted on November 29th, 2008 by Kip
Flight home was without incident, but also without a free upgrade. =/ # Thrown under the bus yet again. When will gay Democrats figure it out? http://snipr.com/6xj3n # The bailout mania & whinefest continues: malcontents now pushing for a "right to counsel" in foreclosure proceedings. http://snipr.com/6xjqs # The Wal-Mart death was not about "greed" but [...]
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Posted on November 28th, 2008 by Kip
Several libertarian commentators were quick to note the irony of President-Elect Obama and his wife choosing the hyper-elite Sidwell Friends academy for their two children, despite his (and his party's) adamant opposition to school choice. Today's Kip Clip is dedicated to Obama's hypocrisy*: *I'm a bit confused by the comments left below. Here is the [...]
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Posted on November 28th, 2008 by Kip
A Stitch in Haste recommends the following report from the Congressional Research Service: Federal Civil Rights Statutes: A Primer Summary: Under federal law, an array of civil rights statutes are available to protect individuals from discrimination. This report provides a brief summary of selected federal civil rights statutes, including the Civil Rights Act, the Equal [...]
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Posted on November 27th, 2008 by Kip
"The state of New Jersey is insolvent…" http://snipr.com/6v4hd # Which side should libertarians take in the great "pony versus cow" dispute? http://snipr.com/6vism # Epstein on gay marriage and Prop 8 http://snipr.com/6vjny; see also this blogpost and my comment there: http://snipr.com/6vjpf #
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Posted on November 27th, 2008 by Kip
Let us recall that Thanksgiving means, or meant, thanks to God — of whichever religious franchise you might choose — with emphasis on "choose": Enjoy the holiday!
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Posted on November 27th, 2008 by Kip
(First posted Thanksgiving Day, 2005) In honor of Thanksgiving, here's what I'm thankful for. I'm thankful for my readers. With however many millions of blogs there are, I know shelf space is limited. The fact that a few hundred people choose to find the time to read my posts each day is truly astounding to [...]
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Posted on November 26th, 2008 by Kip
NYC's Landmark bureaucrats seized 1158 buildings in 2007, and got sued for working too slowly! Sheer insanity. http://snipr.com/6u637 # Guess we're going to have to build yet another embassy. http://snipr.com/6u66u # You have to admit: Dobson, Perkins and Gallagher warned this would happen! (funny) http://snipr.com/6u6aj # The TDTESS remake is about enviro-lecturing?!? Klatuu wants us [...]
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Posted on November 26th, 2008 by Kip
I'm taking the standard Thanksgiving hiatus through this weekend. Prepackaged blogging only — and maybe some light Tweeting. I of course have some Kip Clips ready to tide you over. First up, as promised in this recent post, is a reminder of what "The Government" is — and is not: "You work for the people [...]
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