Brief Thoughts

To start off the day, here is my newest college life lesson:
PRO: If the professor is sick, class is cancelled.
CON: If the professor of your 8:30 AM class is sick, you got up at 7:45 for nothing.
I really wish I hadn't learned that lesson from experience today.

Also, I deleted the second post in my "F Ted Rall" series, but I'm keeping the original because it's the only way to express my disdain for that pitiful scumbag. I think it's incredibly ironic that people like Traitor Rall use their freedom to attack the country that grants it. It makes me sick. Also, I'm still taking donations for the Foundation to have Michael Moore and Ted Rall Eviscerated and/or Incinerated, if anyone's interested. Read the previous post for details. Maybe we can get Frank J. on board. In his latest post, he says that if he becomes rich and famous, he can make Ted Rall disappear. That sounds fine to me.

If you're still reading now, congratulations! You actually get to see the new stuff for today. On my way back to class, I was thinking about liberal double standards (I think about those a lot), and I realized something about their ideas of "censorship." Remember when that soldier went on TV and criticized Donald Rumsfeld? Remember how mad some people got when he was disciplined? The accusations of censorship and oppression? It wasn't a huge thing, but a lot of people were angry that he was reprimanded for it.

Now, think about General Boykin, the guy who implied, in a church, that he was fighting a holy war. Remember how the same people said that he should resign and make a public apology? WHY THE CRAP IS THERE A DIFFERENCE? I don't have that much to say, because I think you get the point. Soldier in uniform criticizes Rumsfeld=makes Bush administration look bad=good for the left=accuse anyone who disagrees of censorship. Soldier in uniform criticizes the enemy and makes religious references=makes the administration look good and acknowledges God=bad for the left=accuse him of bigotry. Liberals are funny.