1. That story about the anti-gay note on a restaurant
receipt? A total fabrication (like so
many leftist martyr tales). See
the evidence and see the unhappy-seeming lesbian waitress confronted about it
here.
2. Actor Woody Harrelson’s dad really was a Mob hitman and
once claimed to have been involved in the JFK assassination (he looked a lot
like one of the “three tramps” arrested in Dallas that day). But the truly creepy thing is just his resemblance to Woody
Harrelson, as in this prison video clip (Woody and Oliver Stone must have
discussed all this on the set of Natural
Born Killers).
3. John
Stossel seems just slightly annoyed with a representative “Bleeding Heart
Libertarian” for trying to frame the philosophy in terms of “social justice.” Can you blame him? So say we all.
4. Despite the BHL crowd pretending not to have noticed that
a left-leaning culture produces bigger government, the UK is rapidly learning
to love p.c. totalitarianism. Just
ask the eight-year-olds threatened with permanent “racist” labels by their
schools.
5. But, hey, I hate to sound like a radical when I call for
all government everywhere to be abolished. Thank goodness we have a
single, government-run system of courts and police, right? (h/t Matt Pritchard)
Important sidenote on that story: Sade Baderinwa is
super-hot and I saw her in Starbucks once.
6. The
Duke lacrosse rape accuser was just convicted of murder, several years
after she garnered so much support from feminists such as Amanda Marcotte, who
called those who doubted the accuser “rape-loving scum.” (Again: leftist martyr fables have a tendency
to turn out to be fabricated.)
7. Here are ten quotes
reminding you Che Guevara was an honest-to-gosh mass-murdering psychopath and
proud of it (h/t Richard Cooper).
8. On a happier note, Neil
Gaiman and Amanda Palmer are moving to New York City.
9. Not only is Obamacare, like all things government
attempts to do from welfare to warfare, incompetent and awful (as conservatives
and libertarians warned you it would be), even
non-conservative journalist Mark Halperin now confirms it contains “death
panels.”
But go ahead, make more Sarah Palin jokes, half based on
things actually said by Tina Fey, if it makes you feel superior. I’m guessing nothing else does.
10. I used to wonder how members of the left/media
establishment slept at night, but I suspect now that I know: with proud,
contented smiles on their faces, dreaming of licking the boots of kings.
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Mark Halperin, apropos "Death Panels": "But I'll say something about that issue. We do need to do some of that in this country, because we can't afford to spend so much on end-of-life care. A very high percentage of our health care spending is for a very small number of people at the last stages of their life."
Of course it's entirely disingenuous to term "rationing" a form of "death panels", as both the interviewer and Halperin do. One is a process for deciding which procedures will be paid for and which are deemed too expensive or inefficient, the latter a sort of star chamber deciding on specific cases.
And it's really odd to think that Obama wasn't forthcoming about it.
But I have long thought that Halperin is a conventional-wisdom-spouting fool.
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