It's a Fight

I have a feeling that Rick Davis won this fight...


(h/t Matt Lewis)

Amish Paradise

So my blog has been called little, and I've been called Amish today. I'd call that pretty eventful.



P.S. white pizza is very good. Mmmmmm.

Slavery is Awful...

...which is why I don't understand Michael Medved's newest blog post:

The idea that the House of Representatives now officially endorses the claim that “slavery in America resembled no other form of involuntary servitude in history” is an embarrassment—one more shameful demonstration that preening politicians are willing to assault history, the truth, and even their own country in their mad, headlong pre-adjournment rush to serve the stern gods of brain-dead, America-hating political correctness.

I understand this is somewhat politically correct, but it doesn't seem like there is any reason to get upset about this. We all hate slavery. We all know it was an abhorrent practice. However, its not like this resolution tarnishes our image, or compromises the national interest. It does go a little too far, basically saying Americans were the worst slave owners. Last time I checked, all of them were bad. Just some thoughts on an overly dramatic post on (not surprisingly) Townhall.

Drill Bra

This was a Japanese horror film. While being one of the more violent movies I have ever see, it reminded me of Kill Bill. Blood was spewing from every orifice, due to the cartoony fight scenes. I don't exactly recommend this badly dubbed movie.

Day Job

So I do collections. I actually enjoy it, but this weak economy is actually killing my business. Neither candidate has talked about restoring value to the dollar. Where is that rhetoric? How about letting people learn from mistakes, and stopping the government bailout? Giving people a strong dollar and deregulation will free up cash. The government needs to stop pandering to irresponsibility, and start restoring value to my cash.

Matt's Replacement

Ta-Nehisi Coates is going to be the blatantly liberal blogger at the Atlantic. I think this a great choice, and the Atlantic continues its winning streak of great voices. There's no collection of bloggers better on the whole net.

Corruption

I was originally working on an article about Kwame Kilpatrick, current mayor of Detroit and underreported story of the year, and I'm going to make it on corruption in general, with the indictment of Ted Stevens coming to light. Posting will be somewhat light until then.