Wisdom of the Day: Gang Evil Tarantino Prisoner Memory Witch

Random Thoughts: Abortion, Whining, and Cosby

Many dismiss abortion as a social issue, but at what point a person has rights and deserves protection is central to any theory of government.

Whether you think abortion should be legal or not, there’s something wrong with you if you’re not fundamentally horrified by it.

I’m glad we’re getting onto the issue of income inequality because obviously the problem with our economy has been not enough whining.

Killer whales murdering people sounds dog bites man to me. Wake me when hugger whales start murdering.

I remember a decades old Mad Magazine article joking that NBC stands for “Needs Bill Cosby.”

I certainly wouldn’t mind a modern sitcom we can actually watch with the kids in the room.

Guy Who Joined the Navy Straight Out of High School Concurs

[High Praise! to The Matt Walsh Blog]

College is a means to an end. It isn’t a destination unto itself. Don’t go for the “experience.” You want an experience? Move out of the house and get a job. Pay your own rent. Get evicted from an apartment for failure to make a payment. Work three minimum wage jobs at the one time. Mop floors. Go a winter without heat because you can’t afford to keep it on and eat at the same time. Run out into that cold, wild world and muscle your way to the top of it. THAT’S an experience.

You want to be an engineer? A doctor? An astronaut? An architect? By all means, go to college. You want to build cars or become an electrician? Maybe a trade school is in your future. You have absolutely no clue what you want out of life, what your talents are, or what career path best suits you? College isn’t for you. In fact, college is an objectively BAD idea for anyone in this category. And this is a category that includes, for instance, most college students.

More sound, practical advice at the link.

Wisdom of the Day: Wendy Davis Noise Power Greed Dead Twister

Obama Warned Us – Real Sanctions

In dealing with those nations that break rules and laws, I believe that we must develop alternatives to violence that are tough enough to actually change behavior — for if we want a lasting peace, then the words of the international community must mean something. Those regimes that break the rules must be held accountable. Sanctions must exact a real price. Intransigence must be met with increased pressure — and such pressure exists only when the world stands together as one.

BARACK OBAMA, Nobel Lecture, Dec. 10, 2009

“Or – better idea – we just let Iran do whatever it wants. It’s SO much easier.”