See, I knew blogging wouldn’t stick. Again.

Seriously Smiley? Columbine?

Hey Bro (and I mean that as in *my brother in Christ*), I live in the Denver Metro Area and you’re obviously misinformed about Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. In fact, as their victims lie bleeding and asking God to help them; Harris and Klebold mocked them and their God. That sound like Christian Jihad brother?

Like I said before, I’m so tired of Christian’s strapping on a vest made out of C-4 and walking into pizzerias. That insanity must stop.

TAVIS SMILEY, SLOWLY MAKING HIMSELF IRRELEVANT WITH EACH WORD UTTERED.

Okay, technically two words. Those words are *bye-bye*.

I’ve been hanging out at a new joint called The Real Revo. They look to be a bunch of angry men, which I totally relate to.

Anyhoo, saw this over there.

Here’s the direct link to the video.

Essentially, Congresswoman Corrine Brown has attended the *Cynthia McKinney School Of Discipline*. The interviewer was quite professional, and she pulled out some quite unprofessional behavior. She wants to install interviewing guidelines? Like what? It’s totally cool to lie when you’re cornered? Sorry Congresswoman, that’s been done. Maybe you should just answer the damn question.

p.s. Blogging again sucks. I doubt I’ll keep it up.

Religious equality in society. Is there really such a thing? Religious tolerance usually comes down to whether you’re a realist, or the self-absorbed type.

How do you feel about Jesus? Is He your Messiah? A prophet? A community activist? Just a really good guy who cared about those hurting spiritually? Is criticism of Him aligned with the criticism of Muhammad? Or does it cross over and beyond what you find acceptable?

Enter Citizens Against Religious Bigotry. (CARB) is a recently formed media watch-dog group formed as a response to a potential show airing on Comedy Central. The show’s script has Jesus living in New York, trying to get away from his overbearing Father.

Having the right to criticize religion is American. If I want to make a statement about a misogynistic pedophile who thinks he’s a prophet, I have the right to do that. And in turn, I expect to take hits to my beliefs as well. Your religion is supposed to be scrutinized. If Comedy Central wants to bash Jesus, then they can; the writers of South Park have been doing it for years. Let the market determine if the show is a failure or success. In turn, Comedy Central SHOULD NOT be censoring references to Muhammad on South Park.

Reminds me of one of Jon Stewart’s best bits evah:

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These people don’t change. Jesus was persecuted some 2,000ish years ago, with that nasty crucifixion that followed. He can handle a little thing like a show mocking Him. If you’re offended by the show, don’t watch it. That’s a lesson we bemoan towards the left constantly when they blather about *hate speech* coming out of Hannity or Rush. (Both of which I can’t stand BTW.) First Amendment baby, gotta take the good with the bad. We would be that dreaded H-word if we sought to silence those who disagree with us.

Now if we could just do something about the Christians strapping C-4 on their bodies and walking into pizzerias. Now that, that’s tiresome stuff there.

That is correct!! After a 15 month hiatus, I feel it’s time to return to this page. Twitter and Facebook are cool, but I miss things like . . .

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Multiple fonts.

I plan on posting something later on today. Have that real life thingie to worry about first.

So spread the word, or not. It’s a free country . . . today.