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Friday, July 22, 2016

Politically Correct and Proud Of It!

what the f is wrong with being politically correct? It means you are paying attention and care about someone else besides yourself. I Am Proud To Be Politically Correct!
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we may not have Jon Stewart but Seth is doing a pretty good job of making you laugh through the news 
Seth takes a closer look at Donald Trump's speech on the final night of the Republican National Convention. » Subscribe to Late Nig

    my gut tells me that sexual harassment is not the real reason Roger Ailes is all of a sudden out the door at Fox News on same day Donald Trump is named Candidate and hardly any major Republicans are at the convention. I think the Fox News project Exploded and Backfired with Trump, and Ailes did that. Last night he got fired for something he did ten or so years ago in the Megyn Kelly accusations? You believe that?
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    Written in formal academic language, the thesis concluded that "[Alinsky's] power/conflict model is rendered inapplicable by existing social conflicts" and that Alinsky's model had not expanded nationally due to "the anachronistic nature of small autonomous conflict."[3]
    In the acknowledgements and end notes of the thesis, Rodham thanked Alinsky for two interviews and a job offer. She declined the latter, saying that "after spending a year trying to make sense out of [Alinsky's] inconsistency, I need three years of legal rigor." The thesis was praised by all four of its reviewers[4] and Rodham, an honors student at Wellesley, received an A grade on it.[3]
    In 1969, Hillary Rodham wrote a 92-page senior thesis for Wellesley College about famed community organizer Saul Alinsky entitled There Is Only the Fight . . . : An Analysis of the Alinsky Model. While the work by Rodham as a college student was the subject of much speculation in articles and biogra...
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    Every female news anchor who agreed to sit on screen with a skirt hiked up above her thighs and the camera pointed directly up it... sorry but your entire career is one long sexual harassment if you are a female Fox News Anchor to begin with. They used Your Legs to help mesmerize millions of male americans to vote Fox and you agreed to THAT so to me, your sexual harassment cases are a little weak. My 2 cents. it's still fun to see Roger Ailes tumble.
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    "Breaking news, amid reports Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly has now been asked if she was sexually harassed by Roger Ailes," I say back to ABC News on my screen, where Kelly's sultry eyes are half-lidded gazing back, "Are you kidding, how do you think she got that job to begin with." I know, catty, but her entire career is based on eyes rolling at the idea of anything left of Mussolini so...
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    these people spent last year in Awe of the Trump reporting his every remark and now they are shocked he's the candidate. Where did all the brains go? 
    Top Talkers: Fallout over Melania Trump's Monday RNC speech continues, with the Trump campaign being criticized for its handling of the aftermath. The Morning Joe panel discusses.
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    America used to celebrate July 20, anniversary of Man's Fir
    st Steps on the Moon July 20 1969, and today it is all but forgotten. so sad
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    Virginia Pickles Jones I don't think it is something Republicans want to remember because John F. Kennedy inspired the space program to go to the moon.

    think i'm not really sick, just Worn Out, mostly from doing City of Angels Blog full steam for six years (nine but last three stragely fizzled) plus in that time doing my job plus my daughter was still at home with me and everything that happened with her since... I'm not sick I'm Exhausted. I have diagnosed myself (once again as the doc always is too busy looking up ways to make me into a revenue stream) and really think if I just rest, for maybe two years but seriously rest, I'll finally feel better. If not, well I'll have seen a lot of Netflix films. Okay, this is the blog that destroyed my family and my body but I am still proud of the work and will be 'til the day I die. It started here in Jan 2007
    Cardinal Stritch stood over me in 1955 in Chicago and said I had to stop "babbling" to everyone about what Father Horne had done to me. So I kept quiet for 40 years. Now in my late 50s -- I babble.
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    just read news the victims of Nice France attack last week are Already Getting Settlements and PTSD Treatment from their government, John Stilley thought you would find that interesting too. Wonder what their treatment for PTSD is... my last doctor was so clueless she made me sicker, honest, she did.
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    Barbara Butler My dad, overseas for 4.5 years in WWII, wounded in action, suffered from PTSD. There was no treatment. I remember how awful it was for him during July with the constant fireworks. 
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    This is So Amazingly Hilarious Stephen Colbert crashes Republican Convention 
    Watch As Stephen Colbert Crashes The Stage And Rips Into Donald Trump At Republican Convention US…
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    Wow Hillary has a great media staff, these ads are amazingly effective. WOW!!!
    Hillary Clinton is trying to tap into Republicans unsure about Trump.
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Thursday, July 7, 2016

If anyone wants to share a Hostile Medicine story with me, I'm taking notes

I sit here with bandages I bought on Amazon tied up around my body, swollen places here and there that I treat with warm salt rinses, and once again I've been asked by a doctor to find another doctor.
Because I have an illness that they aren’t able to diagnose.  So they want to just give me a pill that does not work and get me out of their office.
I wonder why a scientist would not see my case as a challenge, here I had all these weird experiences in my life that resulted in the one diagnosis I ever got in 1994, "prolonged PTSD"  "PTSD for decades" and now here I am a few decades later with All These Strange Neurological Symptoms.
You'd think a doctor would be fascinated by my case and want to work with me and take notes and write an article for publication about long term effects of long term PTSD.  You'd think I could get a Valium now and then when I'm shaking.
No. They just tell me I might be better off with another doctor and ask me to leave. It's like if they can't resolve it in five minutes with a quick Rx, they don't want you around. 
I just watched a report on the health care system in France where, as I've heard before, the people are so proud that even though they pay high taxes for it, No One will ever go bankrupt from medical bills in France, the sicker you are the less you pay.
I watched the report and then said out loud to my screen,
"In America they just send you home to die."
Because that's how I feel after seven years of going to one doctor after another trying to figure out what is crippling me, what is causing all these strange symptoms.
They don’t believe me.  They get irritated with me because I don't respond to the medicine they prescribe, treat me like it's my fault that I get rashes and other side effects that make it impossible for me to try yet another brand of that same family of medicine.
Meanwhile, they will never give you a pharmaceutical that actually makes you feel better
So I  have come to call the American system of medical care, "Hostile medicine."
Since I'm a journalist, I'm not going to stop here.  Hostile Medicine is the title of a file where I'm going to start collecting articles.  I already learned something this morning, a concept of value-based reimbursement models  which is apparently a concept introduced in 2012 that is just one small part of the reforms instituted by Obamacare, so of course the doctor writing this article doesn't like it:
I love it when I see these long essays published by business man doctors who continue to argue against changes in the health care system bk it's buying them plenty of extra houses. 
If anyone wants to share a Hostile Medicine story with me, I'm taking notes, contact me, I'll interview you for this project. 

Monday, July 4, 2016

Whatever happens after death, we all have to wait to find out

You gotta laugh at these guys who are absolutely certain beyond a doubt of what happens after we die. Truth is, it's all speculation, sorry folks, even the stuff in the Bible, it may be "prayer inspired" speculation, the writers may even believe they were communicating with God when they wrote it. Since the dawn of time people have been writing down what they THINK the after life is, and in some cases those ideas have been published and repeated so many times that they've developed a following.
But No Human Being Really Knows what happens after we die.
Since I'm approaching a 68th birthday, these ideas of what happens next seem to fill my head, a lot more than when I was in my twenties and thirties, that's for sure.  I chuckle when I read that the Catholic Church has now admitted that Hell itself is really just something some monk thought up centuries ago, and the idea got repeated so many times that it developed a following. 
But I think there may be something to that idea of hell.  Only we're living in it now, in the time we spend here on Earth (this is my speculation now).
Because of pain. I mean, we are born on this planet with this thin, hyper-sensitive layer of tissue covering every part of our body.
Whose Idea Was That? And WHY? 
Every part of our body is covered with this stuff that is So Fricking Sensitive, it is soft tissue made up of almost Nothing But Hyper Sensitive cells
Touch it wrong and you will be in agony for hours. Cut into it or through it and you'll be in agony for days weeks and months.
Being born with a layer of tissue that feels pain so easily and always and for so long?
Doesn't that sound like punishment?

I wonder sometimes.  We all know we have a limited amount of time here, 80 years or so in Earth measurements. Then we have the karma of when we're born and where and how and who to, and all that seems to play into what those 80 years on Earth are going to be like.
Thanks to science and technology of the 20th Century we now know that Earth is only a tiny blue dot in the midst of this massive thing that was created somehow by some Thing or Entity somewhere.
And we are, for lack of a better word, sentenced to 80 years on this painful place.
Makes me wonder.
How did I end up here and where am I going next?
I sense deep down that our time here has something to do with doing the right thing, I've experienced Instant Karma and watched it happen to others over and over, I've always had a sense that there is something much bigger out there, larger than anything we have access to when we're living on this planet. I mean, just look at the size of the universe. There's got to be more to life than 80 years on Earth.
But what that other thing is- it's beyond our pay grade when we're down here. No way we can even get to one of those distant galaxies to get a different perspective, not as long as we're stuck in these bodies.

So yeah death approaches, wow can't wait.
I look forward with anticipation to seeing what happens next and feel bad for those guys who blow themselves up thinking they're going to Paradise next. I have a feeling they're discovering there are places even worse than Earth in this vast creation. 


    omg one of the most beautiful songs in the world 
    From their 1966 masterpiece Pet Sounds. HD just for the sound...no fancy vid just the music. LYRICS: I may not always love you But long as there are stars ab...
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    heard this song last night, gave me fond memories maybe even a tiny acid flash 
    Lyrics: I, I love the colorful clothes she wears And the way the sunlight plays upon her hair I hear the sound of a gentle word On the wind that lifts her pe...
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    YES!!!
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    Sculpture by Issac Cordal titled, "Politicians discussing global warming."
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Saturday, July 2, 2016

It just feels so good to hate

I watch Trump supporters being interviewed in the news and you can see the hate come up in them, I know because I've felt that hate myself, and I can see the hate happening in Trump supporters in the news the way it's happened in me any number of times in my life.
The things that come out of their mouths are like something they've been wanting to say for So Long but never have until now, at least not out loud. But often at home when no one is around the words spill out in a whisper:
Damn trans genders, why can't they accept life on life's terms, what they're doing just ain't natural. 
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Those fixed income people aren’t really disabled they're just conning the government and stealing my tax dollars.
Now a normal decent human being will dismiss thoughts like these after carrying them past first reaction. They'll consider the loving nature of a trans gender person they met, or the woman in the wheelchair who depends on disability, or they'll just remember the Golden Rule, do unto others, love thy neighbor, those Christian values that are part of American life, or at least they used to be…
A normal person dismisses the hateful thoughts that come up and falls back on compassion
But there's a cool new thing the kids are doing, a new wave, you could call it the "I got mine, who gives a fuck about you" trend.
I think it started with Newt Gingrich in the 1990s, along with perverted versions of Ayn Rand ideas. Now it's morphed into Donald Trump in 2016, and the end result is people now think they can express all those knee-jerk reactionary hateful thoughts out loud, on camera, indeed take out ads or post them on websites using copyrighted material without permission.
And yes it's okay now, take a deep breath, let all that true deep down human hate come up and out of you that you've held in for so long, now you can, now you can. 
It's become cool to be mean and selfish.
God help us.
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By Kay Ebeling
Not just L.A. the city of angels is everywhere
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