January 2012
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Once when I was 4 years old I buried my mom’s wallet in the back yard because I...
– What I overheard while eating lunch. Perfect.
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It was his newsletter, and it was under his name, so he always got to see the...
– Ron Paul’s former secretary (and current supporter) Renae Hathway • Discussing the perceived-racist newsletters that went out under his name, and he has largely disowned since then. If he edited the newsletters, clearly this would contradict what Paul himself has said about them. The Paul campaign...
This is censorship. There’s no way around that. But alas, Twitter is not above...
– Jillian C. York » Thoughts on Twitter’s Latest Move
Jillian York on Twitter’s announcement that they will have a new system that will allow the company to geolocationally block specific tweets in specific countries.
(via onaissues)
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I stood by my wife when she was sick, unlike you, Newt. You fucking asshole.
– What Mitt should have said. (via anticapitalist)
teamtwerkin:
mleting:
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We’ve seen the Arab Spring. Maybe this is the Hollywood Spring.
– Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales, speaking on a panel about the Stop Online Piracy Act at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on Thursday.
Read more comments from the SOPA forum on Storify
(via reuters)
Wait, are we really comparing these things? Because they are not the same at all.
Ecuador will shut down "ex-gay" clinics →
gaywrites:
Ecuador’s government recently announced that it would shut down clinics where LGBT people were tortured to “cure” them of their homosexuality. From the Advocate:
AllOut.org co-founder Andre Bank credited “courageous LGBT and women’s rights activists in Ecuador, and supporters around the world who helped elevate this national scandal to global prominence.” AllOut and Change.org...
Chávez's daughter angers Venezuelans and unleashes...
univisionnews:
President Hugo Chávez’s daughter, Rosines, angered Venezuelans by posting this picture of herself on the web. (Instagram)
By MANUEL RUEDA Channel: Latin American Affairs, Economics
Mexico’s Enrique Peña Nieto is not the only politician who must cope with a controversial daughter.
This week, Hugo Chávez’s 14-year-old daughter, Rosines, angered Venezuelans and embarrassed her...