The Gay Agenda EXPOSED!
Posted by jawillie | Filed under LGBT, Life, Observations, Politics, Religion
We’ve all heard about the so-called “Gay Agenda”. That’s the agenda that the “militant homosexual community” has to take over America and corrupt this nation’s youth with our debauchery and promiscuity. It’s an agenda that is dedicated to the destruction of the family and the ruination of heterosexual marriages (damn those Rent-Boys and gay masseuses), and is well known to just about everyone in the country…except Gays. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: gay agenda, homosexual agenda, LGBT, militant homosexual
Why Are There Gay Republicans?
Posted by jawillie | Filed under LGBT, Politics, Religion
It’s a question that I’ve often asked myself, and given the events of the past week, indeed the past year or so, it’s one that bears asking more than ever. Why are there Gay Republicans?
Two weeks ago the Romney campaign hired former G. W. Bush UN Spokesperson Richard Grenell as their campaign spokesperson. Mr. Grenell had a reputation for being a polarizing figure, and he was also known for some rather off-color tweets about Michelle Obama, Rachael Maddow, even Calista Gingrich. This is not a person who is worth shedding any tears for. Frankly, he was the Republican version of Perez Hilton…mean and nasty, snide and condescending, mainly for its own sake. Four days ago, Mr. Grenell resigned from the Romney campaign, the same day he was supposed to officially start working. The resignation wasn’t because of his off-color tweets, or for being a polarizing and controversial figure. The reason he resigned, despite the campaign’s protestations to the contrary, was because he was Gay. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: amendment one, gay rights, mitt romney, richard grenell
Might As Well…
Posted by jawillie | Filed under Politics
You know how you go to the club hoping to…well, let’s be real…get laid? You basically stand there at the bar nursing the hell out of a drink, trying the same tired old pickup lines you’ve been using since high school, hoping to get noticed by some studly dude or smokin’ hot female (the sluttier the better in either case). You spend the night milling around to and fro, until the bartender announces the two most dreaded words in the English language…last call. The ugly lights come up and you’re still stuck, horny and drunk as hell, and the only thing left in the club are other pathetic drabs like yourself. So what do you do? You do what most people do when they’re horny as hell and too drunk to give a damn. You find the person who looks the least unattractive through your beer goggles, and avail yourself. After all, its 2:00 in the morning…might as well. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: might as well, mitt romney
The Choices We Make
Posted by jawillie | Filed under Life, Politics, Women's health
So here we are again. We’re in the midst of another presidential campaign season, the economy is slowly ticking upward, unemployment is slowly ticking downward, and it’s looking more and more likely that Obama will be a two-term president. So, as if on cue, the right-wing manufactures another phony-outrage distraction, and just as on cue, Democrats totally fall for it.
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Tags: ann romney, hillary rosen, mitt romney, stay at home moms
The “Hoodie” Heard ‘Round The World
Posted by jawillie | Filed under Life, Observations, Race
The shooting of Trayvon Martin by self-appointed watch captain George Zimmerman has not only sparked outrage across the country, it has focused attention on a very real problem in this country. The continual stereotyping of young Blacks as dangerous, harmful, thug-like individuals who only desire to destroy White society is an unfortunate reality for many in the African-American community, Black males in particular. This is a stereotype that is often perpetuated (sometimes self-perpetuated) by Rap music, movies, and television. So it should come as no surprise that in the midst of our national concern for how culture, race, and insipid vigilante gun laws provide fertile ground for violence that Fox News’ most irrelevant right-wing shill, Geraldo Rivera, in an obvious ploy for attention would come up with these pearls of wisdom. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: George Zimmerman, Geraldo Rivera, Hoodie, Trayvon Martin
Be Real Or Begone
Posted by jawillie | Filed under Observations, Politics
A few years back I wrote about how some people make total fools of themselves trying to be something they’re clearly not. At the time I focused on then RNC chairman Michael Steele, who was trying to be one of the Right-Wing cool-kids by, among other things, apologizing to Rush Limbaugh and re-branding the GOP into an urban hip-hop party. Now we have Mitt Romney going all Christine O’Donnell, trying to convince us, “I’m not rich. I’m you,” while at the same time proclaiming how proud he is of being rich.
I Come to Bury Breitbart, Not to Praise Him
Posted by jawillie | Filed under Life, Observations, Politics
Often when dealing with the death of someone we know, either personally, or through our pop-culture, or even someone we may have just read about, the phrase often goes “don’t speak ill of the dead,” even though it may be in our personal opinion the dead in question was a complete bastard. Frankly, when I go, I hope that won’t be the attitude of my mourners. I find it more respectful and tasteful to remember a person exactly as they were, both at their best and their worst. If you couldn’t stand my guts while I was alive, don’t go loving up on me when I’m lying in my casket. That love isn’t doing me any good when I’m dead. I like to think that if you’re going to sing praises to my name, that the praises are well earned and not just slogans to make the family feel better.
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Tags: Andrew Breitbart
The Handmaid’s Tale 2012
Posted by jawillie | Filed under Politics, Religion, Women's health
Rape n. carnal knowledge of a female against her will; v.t. to ravish or violate.
Rape n. an annual of the cabbage family.
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On February 14th the Virginia State House passed an anti-abortion measure that would mandate that a woman seeking an abortion be required to undergo what is called a trans-vaginal ultrasound. This is a type of pelvic ultrasound that is used to look at a woman’s reproductive organs. Unlike a normal ultrasound, this type of ultrasound is an invasive procedure. A woman lies on her back with her feet in stirrups, as the health care provider places a probe covered with a condom and lubrication into her vagina.
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Tags: abortion, contraception, the handmaid's tale, women's health
Fear Factor
Posted by jawillie | Filed under Observations, Politics
So we’ve endured yet another GOP primary, and this time its Mitt Romney’s turn to take home the mirror-ball trophy in what has become the most pathetic political reality show on television. Last week it was Santorum surging to a hat-trick of victories in meaningless primaries in Missouri, Minnesota, and Colorado. Before that it was Mittens again in Florida, and before that Gingrich in South Carolina, and before that…oh, who the hell cares. To put a point on just how pitiful Romney’s win in Maine was, not only was it overshadowed by the death of Whitney Houston, not only did he win by just 3 percentage points, but he won by 3 percent over Ron Paul. Seriously, Mittens, they are really just not into you. The candidates, their shills, and the talking-asses over at FOX News will give you a bunch of bullshit about how a long drawn-out primary will make the eventual nominee stronger, or how this gives them a chance to vet their candidates thoroughly (even though vetting clearly wasn’t a priority when they chose Sarah Palin as their VP pick). Their spin on this is that their candidate will be that much tougher having gone through all of the slings and arrows of a long primary, thus making it more likely that he’ll defeat President Obama…except he won’t.
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Tags: gop primary, obama, romney, santorum
Makin’ Babies
Posted by jawillie | Filed under Politics, Religion
Today, the push toward marriage equality took another step forward as the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling that California’s Proposition 8 law, which stripped away marriage rights from same-sex couples in that state, was unconstitutional. Though the decision will most certainly be appealed all the way up to the Supreme Court, and marriage rights haven’t resumed for Gay couples in California, the reactions across the normal spectrum of groups was predictable. Gays and Lesbians were understandably, if cautiously, jubilant. The population at large saw it as NBD, which is as it should be for people who are sane, well-adjusted, and secure in their own sexuality. Meanwhile the loud popping sounds heard in the distance were the heads of right-wing nut-jobs spontaneously exploding as they see their God, Guns, and Gays agenda left behind by a country slowly coming to the realization that it is much better off without them.
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Tags: Proposition 8, same-sex marriage
