What a flaming smug idiot. I regret ever promoting him.
Sailer and his bigoted demagogic cohort… Really, so called conservatives will be the death of this country. With friends like this …&; yes really.
He actually think he’s the first who thought of this [monumentally stupid] idea. Ha.
Oh, and P.S., a tiny aside: to have me on [...]
Posts Tagged ‘ethics’
Another one out
Posted in let's talk, tagged corruption, ethics, moonbats, politics, racism, turbulences on October 31, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
On this Labor Day…
Posted in let's talk, tagged ethics, Oh' Bummer, politics, worldwide plague on September 7, 2009 | 2 Comments »
…, through few connected clicks, I came to this telling quote by a rabid dog of socialism K. Olbermann:
This becomes necessary [...] to remind everybody to walk softly and carry a big popsicle, and most particularly to save this nation from the Oligarhy of The Stupid (bold is mine-ETat).
Charming. Now we know what our benevolent [...]
In the breadline
Posted in let's talk, tagged domestic duties, economy, ethics, in transit, turbulences on August 21, 2009 | 2 Comments »
[in response to Perry's post here]
You reminded me of the time my family was on public assistance. It was 4 months after we immigrated into the country, 17years ago, our hosting agency’s [charity] assistance was over, and both me and my then husband were occupied at re-training courses. Our whole capital ($600 that we were [...]
From comment to previous post
Posted in let's talk, tagged ethics, liberties, politics on July 18, 2009 | 3 Comments »
I started to write a reply to a friend’s comment to previous post, then it became too long and I decided to make a post out of it.
[First, the comment itself].
I thought of you immediately upon reading this paragraph:
Peggy Noonan’s Jealousy
But you’re Peggy Noonan and you’re jealous. Why didn’t you get acclaim for your [...]
Mrs. Crocodile
Posted in let's talk, tagged велик могучий, ethics, gender differences, turbulences on May 25, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Да что ж это, гражданки, делается?
Тяжела жизнь Шахерeзады: мало что выскрёбываешь горсти сверкающих историй из душевного ручья, для услаждения бесталанного собрания, ещё и образу соответствуй. Какое восхитительное лёгкое дыхание надо иметь, чтобы простить и посмеяться! Завидую. Дыханию.
Voluntary surrender
Posted in let's talk, tagged ethics, Oh' Bummer on May 15, 2009 | 20 Comments »
There is a definite pattern in the way women on the left talk about Obamas – both of them, but especially about Michelle O. They call her”accomplished”, “successful”, even “educated” (as if it some sort of a marvel…sounds a bit condescending to me…one might even say-gash-racist! But I digress).
They site her Ivy League credential and [...]
Quote of a [few days back]
Posted in let's talk, tagged bon mot, ethics, fun and games, limousine liberals, Oh' Bummer on May 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Commenter *nyomythus:
[...]GROW A FUNNY BONE.
Commenter *Gray:
I hope you grow cancer of the funny bone: Osteosarcomahahaha
(From a thread @Neoneocon regarding the infamous funny business at White House’ dinner with the press propaganda echelon )
Gray is funny.
High school politics
Posted in let's talk, tagged blogs, ethics, liberties, Oh' Bummer, politics on May 6, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Sonic Charmer made a series of illuminating observations lately, in the last post especially. A pleasure to see the working of mind used to mathematical abstraction applying itself to political reality: no rhetorical obfuscation allowed, no demagogy. Unexpected connections – of a kind that once showed, you can’t believe you didn’t see before, they are [...]
“Whatever it takes”
Posted in let's talk, tagged architecture, ethics, on the job, religion on March 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
There is a peculiar rhetorical weapon used in situations that – logically – would have an observer to expect a curse instead. It’s sanctimony – used in lieu of an insult.
Today’s loot from my online architecture group on LinkedIn (summary):
Participant M: certified architect, registered in 5 states, licensed by national professional organizations as Contractor and [...]
Netiquette
Posted in 2008, tagged blogs, ethics on December 19, 2008 | 2 Comments »
The need for rules of engagement often evolves with development of the human activity. Internet interaction is not an exception. In some venues the realization comes earlier, in some – later; newbies are often baffled at the reaction they get to their unreserved rants – especially the ones that came to think of the net [...]





