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Bush Endorses Amnesty. Sorta.

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on April 27, 2006

. 1 Comment Tags: blog, blogger, blogs, bush, George-Bush, gwb, immigration, international, mexico, news, politics, spanish, united-states, US, us-news.

There’s been an enormous amount of immigration talk lately. Congress is currently looking at various immigration reform proposals. Newt Gingrich thinks the U.S. should just start enforcing our current immigration laws, which really would make the most sense.

Apparently, President Bush “generally favors plans to give millions of illegal immigrants a chance at U.S. citizenship without leaving the country, but does not want to be more publicly supportive because of opposition among conservative House Republicans, according to senators who attended a recent White House meeting.” Granting amnesty to illegals would probably force me to move out of the country for good. Although, this could possibly result in a huge voter turnout by hispanics in favor of republicans.

I’ll be writing more about immigration in the next couple days, and how the mexican-american population usually manages to sabotage their own agenda.

Other blogs on the bush amnesty subject include Outside The Beltway, Michelle Malkin, and Iowa Voice.

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Blogspot Boylove Shutdown

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Tyler

on April 17, 2006

in Personal

. 2 Comments Tags: abuse, blog, blogger, blogs, blogspot, blogspot-boylove, boylove, children, disturbing, freedom, freedom-of-speech, google, kids, nambla, news, online-safety, predators, sick.

The “boylove” site discussed in my previous post has been shut down. I don’t think anyone would argue with that, except maybe “Freedom“.

Stacy informed me of the sites demise in the comments in that last post, I do appreciate the info provided by readers in comments very much. New sources are good, I don’t typically get a lot of my information from the Christian bloggers and religious community in general, so a change is nice I guess.

Now, this is just one of what’s likely to be many tens of thousands of “boylove” blogs. Assorted Babble rightly notes that parents need to be aware of their childrens online activity at all times. I’d expect to see some sort of group formed to start targetting some of the larger and more popular “boylove” blogs. Groups are how the blogosphere gets shit done.

I’m all for violating peoples right to free speech if they’re going to be discussing fantasies, that if acted out, would be 100% illegal. Some would say that isn’t free speech, but free speech isn’t unlimited. For instance, you can’t speak of bombs while on an airplane. This is the same type of thing. People shouldn’t be allowed to blog about their fantasies with small boys, no matter how much they believe it’s an OK act to engage in.

I think a few years of a “Red Scare” type scenario would do some good. I wish some people were afraid about how their views and opinions would be percieved by others. I’m exempt of course, because, uhh, I just am.

I’m by no means advocating for large scale government involvment in internet freedoms. As far as I’m concerned, they should stay out totally. It should be up to individual companies to include such content restrictions in the terms of service.

Oh, and this post has been linked at Outside The Beltway and Mudville Gazette.

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Blogspot Boy Love

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Tyler

on April 11, 2006

in Personal

. 9 Comments Tags: abuse, blog, blogger, blogs, blogspot, boy-love, disturbing, google, molestation, nambla, sick.

Stop the ACLU has news of a “boy love” blog that’s being hosted by google. This sick fuck of a blogger thinks little boys are his sexual play things. Well, he may not think that precisely, but he might as well. This is from Wordlnet Daily:

A marriage and family therapist is trying to convince Google to drop a website from its popular, free blog host that promotes “boy love,” sexual relationships between men and adolescents.

Stacy L. Harp of Orange, Calif., told WorldNetDaily one of the readers of her weblog pointed out the site, called “Paiderastia: The Boy Love Revival.”

At the top of its homepage, the site explains it’s all about “erotic/mentor/spiritual love between adolescents and adults.”

Harp said, however, that not long after she exposed it yesterday morning, the “Paiderastia” site removed its most recent posts, including one dated April 9.

Also removed, according to Harp, was a podcast – a file with a radio-style report – that mocked the FBI. It was created through the podcast provider Liberated Syndication.

Here’s a bit from the blog itself, at least this asshat realizes he doesn’t have “right” to make love to boys.

I just now got around to reading the post that included the Boylove Code of Ethics, and I really really like this Code of Ethics. These things are very important, and more of us need to remember them. We have to remember that sex is not an entitlement. In other words, just because we have a sexual attraction to boys (that we did not choose to have) does not mean that we have the right to pursue a sexual relationship with a boy. That isn’t to say that the sexual relationship in itself is wrong.

Sicko. I’m sorry, but it’s just wrong. The fact that these guys have a code of ethics is just plain weird. How the fuck are these dudes gonna have a code of fuckin ethics? They’re banging little boys for fuck sake! Google had better pull that site, or I’m boycotting.

Rusty at The Jawa Report seems pretty disgusted by this too, rightly so. They’ve got a few other pedophile sites listed also.

The Dread Pundit is wondering why sites with anti-islamist artwork have a warning before you can enter and these boy love sites don’t. He brings up a very good point. I realize Google can’t keep tabs on all these blogs, but come on. If any sites should present warnings before entering, it should be these boy love sites.

Check out the war against NAMBLA too.

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Ben Domenech Resigns

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Tyler

on March 24, 2006

in MSM and Personal

. 0 Comments Tags: ben-domenech, blog, blogger, blogosphere, blogs, democrat, domenech, mainstream-media, media, MSM, news, plagiarism, red-america, republican, united-states, wapo, washington, washington-post.

Ben Domenech has had a rough few days. He started off taking shit for his new Red America blog over at WaPo. Then he’s called a bigot for some blog posts he made a while back at Red State.

Now, he’s been forced to resign from his position at WaPo due to plagiarism charges (also posted at official WaPo Blog). It was probably a good idea for him to step down. Lots of people from both sides wanted to see him go.

Jim Brady posted at Red America announcing Ben’s resignation. Jim is the executive editor at washingtonpost.com. Below are conservative bloggers with some rather interesting things to say about Domenech:
Riehl World View
The Political Pit Bull
Outside The Beltway
Michelle Malkin
Don Surber
Right Wing Nut House
Iowa Voice

All-in-all, this sucks. Had there not been such a huge initial furor over Ben and WaPo, Red America would still be around. I understand peoples anger about Ben though. He did plagiarize, losing Red America are the consequences of his actions. Too bad.

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Washington Post Gets Red

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Tyler

on March 21, 2006

in MSM and Personal

. 2 Comments Tags: ben-domenech, blog, blogger, blogosphere, blogs, democrat, domenech, mainstream-media, media, MSM, news, red-america, republican, united-states, wapo, washington, washington-post.

The ever-liberal Washington Post is starting up a new blog. The blog is named Red America and is being run by Ben Domenech, co-founder of RedState.

The launch of this new blog has apparently upset some liberals. Not sure why, I thought these types were all about “letting people choose” and providing un-biased information. I guess that only applies to media outlets they deem to be “conservative”.

NewsBusters has a nice post concerning the liberal whining. Others blogging on this topic include Protein Wisdom, Donklephant, Decicion ‘08, and Wizbang.

I, for one, welcome our new WaPo blog overlords. Oh, and if you want some more info about Ben and his work, check out the first post on Red America.

UPDATE 7:10PM CST: I found this post at MyDD to be very amusing. Apparently the right-wing blogosphere has been destroyed.

Glenn Reynolds is a columnist for MSNBC. Andrew Sullivan is a columnist for Time. Michelle Malkin is a frequently published columnist in a number of offline outlets. And now, RedState co-founder Ben Domenech has a regular column in the Washington Post.

I might be wrong, but doesn’t that help show how successful the conservative blogosphere has been? I’m pretty sure it does…crazy hippies. Now, I’m a member of the “conservative blogosphere”, and I’ve seen nothing but growth since my arrival. I’m not a big enough creature to matter though, so I guess it sucks to be me? I dunno, dun care.

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