Monthly Archives: January 2010

China’s 863 Program, a crash program for clean energy : The New Yorker

One of the worst crimes of the Bush years – indeed of any Luddite conservative policy – is that we basically turned off the spigot of new scientific learning through an active policy of fear and loathing of science. The genetic throwbacks ruining our education system are going to destroy a generation of young minds with their creationism and bullshit watered-down science as well.

The Chinese communist system may be lacking in a lot of things, but their ability to turn on their nation’s creative juices for researching green energy solutions is one of the reasons that their economy may eclipse our’s in the coming years.

And we’ll have the conservative’s fearful interference and our own spineless response to their anti-American stupidity to blame when it happens.

News Hounds: Fox News Presents Its Plan To Combat Unemployment: Cut The Minimum Wage

Fiscal conservatives are just greedy idiots: they are greedy idiots who want to create a permanent underclass to serve them.

Here are some douchebags on FAUXNews who want to cut or even abolish the minimum wage.

News flash douchebags: when people are too broke to eat or have a roof over their heads, they are going to buy any more Sarah Palin books, which essentially puts morons like you under the same bridge they live.

Beware of Science Fiction | Way of Life Literature

The Talibangelicals just don’t hate science. They also hate science fiction.

In the above linked post they list the “sins” of various key sci-fi authors. I read the list, and frankly I am far more given to approving of “free love” than the vile, hateful bigotry of supposed Christians who visit websites like that.

As I have consistently said, I realize that religion serves it’s good purposes, but the way it has been twisted into a culture of hate – without ANY pushback by decent people of faith – damns them all in my eyes.

Fix your problems and earn my respect. At the moment I respect individual believers but the concept as a whole has really turned me off. In short, the Book is fine; the Church not so much.