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Dead Wild Roses: The Obscenity of Christianity – Thunderf00t on WLC

Posted May 12th, 2012 by The Arbourist

As if you need another reason to hate the rotten edifice of christian religion… Filed under: Religion Tagged: Deluded Christians, Morality, Religion, Thunderf00t, WLC – Syndicated from https://deadwildroses.wordpress.com

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Let’s Have an End to People Dying at Work

Posted April 28th, 2012 by Stephen Elliott-Buckley

Ben Isitt is a Victoria city councillor, historian, professor, lawyer and optimist. Rarely have I been so moved by an account of the struggle working people have in the face of this new world order of anti-worker 1%ism. We are so effectively trained to accept the balance of power is heavily tilted towards employers and [...]

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A Handmaid’s Tale: Intended as Fiction, Not a Guidebook

Posted April 26th, 2012 by Tia Everitt

I have become very weary of being perpetually assaulted, all day long, and being utterly helpless to defend myself from the onslaught. If it isn’t advertisers shoving things I don’t want down my throat, it’s the bank ramming their hands in my pockets. The media fills my eyes and ears with sights and sounds that [...]

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Economics

Boycott the National Headshot League (#NHL)

Posted April 18th, 2012 by Stephen Elliott-Buckley

Before I get into my increasingly radical antipathy towards the NHL and NHLPA and their callous disregard for brain injury risks, I’d like you to spend a few moments watching this gratuitous display of intent to injure at a bantam hockey game in Kelowna last month involving teenagers. It will properly explain what I am [...]

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Calgary

Video warns of “the dangers of law school”

Posted February 28th, 2012 by Josh Dehaas

Students poke fun at their future profession

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Christianity

Dead Wild Roses: The DWR Sunday Disservice – Christianity Fails at Objective and Moraility

Posted February 19th, 2012 by Mystro

By far the most awesome depiction of christian moral values/struggle – featuring oversimplification, binary thinking and mythical figures . For a group that so often harps on (and on and on) about having access to an – pardon me, “th…

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Activism

Liveblogging Today’s NDP Leaders Debate

Posted February 12th, 2012 by Stephen Elliott-Buckley

Today’s NDP leadership debate lands in Quebec. I’m using 14 criteria to evaluate who I’ll be voting for. Let me know if you have suggestions for improved criteria. 2012.02.12 NDP Leaders Debate People who read this page, also read:Is It Just Me, or Do These Pork Barrels Reek of Bitumen?NDP Leaders, By the Numbers and [...]

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Morality

Costa Concordia captain: symbol of the era?

Posted January 20th, 2012 by Allan W Janssen

Dear Readers; The Concordia captain’s missteps and failure to take responsibility have spurred deeper discussion about a dearth of moral leaders. In this age of entitlement nobody wants to take responsibility anymore! Either that, or we are raising a generation of wimps! ———————————- By Robert Marquand | Christian Science Monitor When the Titanic went down [...]

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The Galling Hypocrisy of EthicalOil.org

Posted January 9th, 2012 by Stephen Elliott-Buckley

It’s really very simple. A front group for tarsands polluters is accusing opponents of being puppets of foreign interests. EthicalOil.org thinks only Canadians should be permitted to take part in the tarsands climate debate, which would exclude anyone or any group involving foreign resources or money. An organization called EthicalOil.org has attacked “foreigners and their [...]

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Day Three of Tragedy of the Market: From Crisis to Commons

Posted January 8th, 2012 by Stephen Elliott-Buckley

Tragedy of the Market: From Crisis to Commons January 6-8, 2012 Vancouver/Burnaby All panelist biographies are here. Below are some lessons learned and observations from the sessions. Friday: The opening panel is recorded in the Twitter storify here. Saturday: My notes are here. Sunday: Opening Panel Radical Squares: Reflections on the Global Indignant Moment Nefertiti [...]

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Day Two of Tragedy of the Market: From Crisis to Commons

Posted January 7th, 2012 by Stephen Elliott-Buckley

Tragedy of the Market: From Crisis to Commons January 6-8, 2012 Vancouver/Burnaby All panelist biographies are here. Below are some lessons learned and observations from the sessions. Friday: The opening panel is recorded in the Twitter storify here. Saturday: Opening Panel A Global Tradition: History of the Commons Silvia Federici Rebuilding our Commons will allow [...]

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Politics, Re-Spun: Opening Panel from the Tragedy of the Market: From Crisis to Commons

Posted January 7th, 2012 by Stephen Elliott-Buckley

This weekend I attended Tragedy of the Market: From Crisis to Commons community gathering in Vancouver and Burnaby, sponsored by these groups and people. The basic premise is not so much that capitalism is broken, and we just need to fix it, but that n…

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Book Review: Suffled How it Gush: A North American Anarchist in the Balkans

Posted December 23rd, 2011 by Jasmin Mujanović

“I think Hannah Arendt did say somewhere in The Origins of Totalitarianism that the thesis of the modern state is: ‘Everyone should die.’” –Suffled How it Gush (pg. 74)  I have joked with my partner that I have a certain amount of angst regarding my future as any sort of “real” academic (read: employed). Mostly [...]

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Occupy #Attawapiskat, Phase Two

Posted December 19th, 2011 by Stephen Elliott-Buckley

Clearly, the people living in Attawapiskat are existing in a crisis that represents Canada’s dysfunctional relationship with the first peoples. How can we truly “fix” Attawapiskat? By fixing the underlying broken relationship. Occupying #Attawapiskat in Twitter two weeks ago was a great start to engaging in serious improvements. Phase two begins now with a call [...]

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Ethics

Dead Wild Roses: Bradley Manning – A lesson in Ethics

Posted December 17th, 2011 by The Arbourist

    Ethics are what make people stand against tyranny.  Saying “no” to the crowd is one of the most difficult challenges we face as social animals.  Bradley Manning had the courage to make an ethical stand, we all possess similar chara…

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Economics

Progressive Proselytizing: The religious nature of the Libertarian movement

Posted December 13th, 2011 by bazie

In many ways, the modern libertarian movement is deeply religious. Not in the sense of believing some mystical metaphysical claims about the nature of the universe, but in its structure and organizational principles, as well as similarities in many of…

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Economics

The religious nature of the Libertarian movement

Posted December 13th, 2011 by bazie

In many ways, the modern libertarian movement is deeply religious. Not in the sense of believing some mystical metaphysical claims about the nature of the universe, but in its structure and organizational principles, as well as similarities in many of…

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Bizarre/Oddities

Asshole of the day!

Posted December 5th, 2011 by Allan W Janssen

Dear Readers; Some people work real hard for any recognition or awards that they get. Others just seem to come by them naturally. This guy obviously didn’t put a whole lot of effort, or thought, into what got him the award for “Asshole of the Day!” ——————————————————— A  man is facing multiple charges, including Impaired [...]

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Morality

I moustache you a question….. but I’m shaving it for later!

Posted December 5th, 2011 by Allan W Janssen

Dear Readers; Your ever curious writer monitors several religious sites to get the lowdown on what nonsense and atrocities are happening in the spiritual world. The Westboro Baptists Church and their “God Hates Fags” campaign is always good for a laugh, while on the serious side the antics of the religious right in the States [...]

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Beliefs and Causes

Saturday Morning Confusion! The Devil You Say?

Posted December 3rd, 2011 by Allan W Janssen

Dear Readers; This is about as confusing as ya can get. A woman went in for being too fat and came out as a spawn of the devil! Go figure that one out! —————————————— Hypnosis for Eating Disorder Leads to False Memories About Satanic Cult Abuse! A woman claims a psychologist at an eating-disorder clinic [...]

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