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mashable posted an entry on Mashable!
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Wow, I guess it was just a matter of time. It's interesting how Yahoo is cutting down on the jobs, but they're still going forward with Yahoo Research - Alvin
not surprising, the surprise is it took this long - Kim Landwehr
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Dan Clery shared an item on Google Reader
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Sean, I hope this brings back memories for you. - Dan Clery
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Duncan Riley shared an item on Google Reader
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just one addition, Chris Pirillo Energizer Bunny, alternative Mr. Gnome - Kim Landwehr
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Robert Scoble published photos on Flickr
Bigger than life
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Liam in library
Shenzhen library architecture
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November 12 at 6:37 am - Link
Lots of photos from Shenzhen, China. Liam Casey, Ernst and Young entrepreneur of the year in 2007 and founder of supply chain management firm PCH, showed us around. Library? Huge. City Hall? Huge. Book store? Huge. (All three are biggest I've ever seen). Scale? Huge. Makes my producer Rocky Barbanica seem small and that's hard to do! - Robert Scoble
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Scott Beale shared an item on Google Reader
November 9 at 12:26 pm - Link
People still listen to Howard Stern? - April Russo
no but clever Gary knows that responding to it will one way or another get Stern to hear about him. - Zee from WeDoCreative
Zee, doubtful. Plus he's represented so his agent could open a door. I think he's just working the press like good marketers do.. :) - Patricia
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US Politics: Steven Perez posted a link
November 9 at 6:15 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
"As you probably know, the Bush administration is implementing a series of “midnight rules” before they leave town. And as Hilzoy noted earlier, the incoming Obama administration is examining ways to reverse these and other Bush rules. Interestingly enough, an obscure Gingrich-era law called the “Congressional Review Act of 1996” (CRA) could help the Dems prevent these rules from taking effect. It’s been used just once – by the Bush administration to overturn last-minute Clinton ergonomics regulations. But maybe it’s time to dust it off and take it for a spin." - Steven Perez via Bookmarklet
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November 4 at 8:59 am - Link
this videotaped altercation between Oakland Unified School District Police Chief Art Michel and Tribune photographer Jane Tyska is very troubling on many levels. I'd encourage you to watch the short videotape yourself but be warned that the police chief uses a lot of profanity in it. - Thomas Hawk
direct link to the video here: http://link.brightcove.com/ser... - Thomas Hawk
It's hard to tell exactly what started this altercation but it doesn't appear the officer handled it very well. Even if she did do something wrong. - Paul Wade
yeah, there is clearly an imbalance of power here. A shaken female reporter who I highly doubt is going to try to incite a "riot," vs. an overbearing cop. Even if the cop was in the right though there is no reason why a cop should use that type of anger or profanity with anyone. It's highly inappropriate and I hope he's forced to apologize for it and is disciplined. - Thomas Hawk
The officer abuses his power, seems to lie, threatens the reporter who is not confrontational, while he appears to be ignored by his colleagues (are they used to this behavior?). His apologizing would not be enough for If he does this when in camera, in a public confrontation with lots of people nearby, how can his word ever be taken if he were one on one and not in public view ? - David HC Soul
Unbelievable that people like that are allowed to be in positions of authority. He deserves to be permanently demoted. - Becca
There seem to be way too many people in law enforcement that clearly are not qualified. Just being able to yell, cuss & intimidate a female reporter who is cooperative does not qualify anyone. - Johnny Sewell
Quite emotionally charged isn't he? I wonder what really happened? The man deserves investigation of his actions to start. Termination if he is at fault and criminal action if indicated. The reverse is also true, he should receive appropriate disciplinary action for his conduct, but if the member of the press did commit some illegal act, then appropriate legal action should be taken in her case also. From this one clip the only thing you see is a very upset man. - Greer Trice
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US Politics: Cee Bee posted a link
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"How did a nations complicated political and cultural reality get boiled down into a two color palette? Red and blue have become shorthand for an entire sociopolitical worldview...Red states, to reduce the stereotypes to rather silly level, are a little bit country, blues are a little more rock-and-roll. There's even such a thing as a purple state, where the margin between Democratic and Republican votes has been too narrow to designate one as the majority. Dating back to 1908, the Washington Post arbitrarily assigned color codes on a map of electoral results. Evidently, in later years both parties strove to claim blue as their own (as in “true blue Americans”) and avoid red, with its connotations of radicalism. The color choices are of course, associated with the American flag. And very important in this day in age, also look good on a TV screen. Before the 2000 election recount charade, "blue states" and "red states" weren't always so clearly-defined. There was quite a bit of flip-flopping going on with - Cee Bee via Bookmarklet
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US Politics: Glenn Batuyong posted a link
October 31 at 1:28 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
'The head of the Hillsborough GOP, David Storck, distributed an email from a Republican Party volunteer saying the voters are a threat.' ... 'It goes on to say, "This is their chance to get a black president and they seem to care little the he is at minimum a socialist and probably Marxist in his core beliefs." The Republican volunteer says that is because, "After all he is black- no experience or accomplishments but he is black."' - Glenn Batuyong via Bookmarklet
This is absolutely disgusting. When are we going to measure the worth of a person by their character, actions, and core beliefs, and not the color of their skin? - Ro (Lilyhill)
"you might be a racist if..." - Cee Bee
Floriduh... the schlong of America... - Mark VandenBerg
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Scott Beale posted an entry on Laughing Squid
October 28 at 12:44 pm - Link
That is f-ing hilarious. Sorry, had to be done. - Carla Thompson
you should of seen me mouth off to this jerk-a** yesterday on twitter - sofarsoshawn
It needs a leaderboard. - Cyndy
++leaderboard - qthrul
Who needs a leader board, Dave Winer uses Twitter. - Jerry Schuman
I'd pit Duncan against Dave Winer any day of the week. - Cyndy
depending on the day of the week and GOP spin, I'd stick Karoli up there too ;-) - Jerry Schuman
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October 28 at 10:34 am - Link
(I took this!) - Kevin Fox
Wow, where? - Bret Taylor
Uh wow! What happened there? - Erica Baker
Fire. Like. - Christopher Galtenberg
Looks like a good time to play "Where am I?" - Kevin Fox
whops. was this a movie shot or real life ? - Peter Dawson
good timing for you pic, bad timing for the drivers...... - Chris Hollander
Wow! No really, to have camera at the ready and capture that, Wow! - Ed Shaz/NextInstinct
I think it would be a beautiful scene, except there's a burning car in the foreground. - Glen Campbell
KEVIN DID IT! - Terence Washington
Oh dear! - Kol Tregaskes
@Chris I suspect movie shot - Erica Baker
Mob hit..."Chirp-Chirp...BOOM" - Live4Soccer
The cigarette lighter had been giving him trouble for weeks. Dousing the seats with kerosene that day seemed like a good idea at the time... - Josh Haley
Dude! That isn't good. - Lurking Grue
I used film because digital cameras weren't that good when the pic was taken. - Kevin Fox
I think Erica is right - 80s-vintage vehicles, and other clues. Or maybe John McCain heard the latest polling. - John Craft
ouch - Janet Fouts
movie shot ? north beach../Fishermans wharf. parking zone ! whatever, still a kewl pic :)_ - Peter Dawson
Has to be a movie shot. Note the security people keeping everyone at a safe distance. - Martin Buhr via twhirl
road cones, junk yard "stand-in" cars, and prepared spectating on-lookers... coastal SF, I'm guessing - definitely a movie shot. Awesome photo - Enrique Gutierrez
All the cars around the burning car look OK which is somewhat surprising... - Bindu Reddy
You're trying out your directing skillz by shooting an unofficial GTA movie. amirite? - Hao Chen
Oops, looks like somebody left a gasoline bomb out in the hot sun! - Gabe
These were from 1998 when I was working on the Embarcadero (coincidentally, in what is now Google's SF office) and they were filming an explosion for Nash Bridges in the lot across the street. I happened to have my (film!) camera with me, and sat there for about two hours as they readied the shot, knowing we'd have almost no notice before the explosion. I just added all three pics here: http://friendfeed.com/e/dc72fb... - Kevin Fox
awesome!! - Susan Beebe
Anybody call it a Photoshop? - possible248
possible248: Do you think I photoshopped all three? - Kevin Fox
I would think there would be less dramatic ways of making a car into a convertible. Nice pictures. - Chris Pounds
looks like Belfast on a saturday night - jon bradford
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Harrod's Stuffed Animal Couch
October 27 at 6:15 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
how comfortable must this be? - Cee Bee
No kidding, Cee Bee. Maybe it would help homeboy http://friendfeed.com/e/3f5082... - Anna Haro
It would be hard to clean. - Morton Fox
lol @ anna - Cee Bee
Goodness, I hope he already has a life partner or is a confirmed bachelor because how do you explain this? - Anika Malone
no way, this would be such a "chick magnet" -- hey ya wanna see my stuffed animal loveseat? - Cee Bee
"Yes please!" See, Anika...just like that. :p - Anna Haro
It's all fun and games until they tell you exactly *how* they keep each animal on there. - Josh Haley
I would want it to suddenly explode if someone sat down on it too hard. - Akiva Moskovitz
that's kind of creepy - looks like a mass grave for teddy bears - Sarah Perez
OMG. Teddy bear funeral pyre? That's a couch horror films are made of. - Cyndy
Could be the aftermath of this: http://ficlets.com/stories/379... ;) Happy Halloween - ĎÚβĨŐÚŚ Dod
looks like a great place to lose your pocket change - ian kennedy
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US Politics: Anika Malone posted a link
Sen. Ted Stevens found guilty in corruption case | National Headlines from AP | Star-Telegram.com
October 27 at 1:18 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
"WASHINGTON -- Alaska Sen. Ted Stevens was convicted of seven corruption charges Monday in a trial that tainted the 40-year Senate career of Alaska's political patriarch. The verdict, coming just days before Election Day, adds further uncertainty to a closely watched Senate race. Democrats hope to seize the once reliably Republican seat as part of their bid for a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate." - Anika Malone via Bookmarklet
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Duncan Riley posted an entry on The Inquisitr
October 26 at 1:01 pm - Link
No. This whole post is wacky because it is based on a wacky datapoint. - Robert Scoble
nice, quick answer. - ♣genieyclo♣
Maybe everyone should have to pay for friends. Let's say $1 per friend per month, and then whoever has too many ends up paying the difference. - Chris White
thanks Robert - Steven Hodson
Chris: yeah, sorry, I figured I'd add on some more wackiness! :-) - Robert Scoble
I left a longer comment on the post itself which I'm reposting here: This is bull. My producer, Rocky Barbanica is a McCain supporter and often sounds like Mark did online. We argue a lot about politics. We even bet each other $100 on the election. I'm looking forward to collecting. Mark liked playing with matches, the same way Rocky and I do, but he didn't like it when the room all of a sudden got hot. That's his fault and his alone. If you have stupid ideas you will get called on them, especially if you express those ideas in an inflexible way. I get attacked more than almost anyone. I never thought of leaving my blog because my commenters don't like what I said. That's just lame. - Robert Scoble
The bigger issue is a "friend divide." I have two FriendFeed acccounts. One with no friends and one with 3,600 friends. The one with tons of friends is FAR MORE INTERESTING than the one with zero friends. So, the reverse is actually true. Social Media sucks because it's too hard for newbies to find good new friends. I look at most people's Upcoming.org, for instance. Most people there don't have any friends and, so, they don't hear about the coolest events. - Robert Scoble
Steven, ask Duncan to make your byline more prominent -- very hard to find who authored the piece. - Sprague D
Yeah, Sprague, I didn't even know it was Steven's piece until he showed up here. - Robert Scoble
what's you're second account url? - ♣genieyclo♣
ya,only if,is filled by awful irrelevancy!! - Shine
genieyclo: I'm not telling! Cause then I'd have some friends! :-) - Robert Scoble
mark ran off because he didn't like it when his friends spoke back when he attacked them or posted unsubstantiated comments that, by his own words, were designed to provoke. I stand by my earlier assesment ... With friends like that ... I do learn more from those that question, prod, poke and sometimes attack - when these are backed up by thought, facts, and yes even emotion and belief - as long as the originator doesn't castigate the other side for using the same tools. - David HC Soul
hehe, it was a gamble...getting a chance to look into the soul of Scoble's alter ego! irresistible! - ♣genieyclo♣
it's interesting how some folks are centering around the political - and incidental - aspect of the post and the comments - Steven Hodson
Had thoughts on the article and wanted to comment. Then I read the comments and said to myself "eff it"...I'll come back to FF later. - phil baumann
The post is interesting, but flawed, it assumes that people see their friendfeed friends the same as their off line friends. I don't. I use friendfeed as a source of information from people I find interesting whether I agree with them or not. I don't know Mark or what happen to make him leave FF, but if you post something political or religious, its stupid not expect a reaction - Kim Landwehr
Kim: my FriendFeed friends are quite similar, actually, to my real life friends who are just as idiotic and often wrong as I am. They piss me off once in a while and I do the same to them. Dave Winer hasn't called me since February, for instance and we used to talk almost every day for eight years. Relationships are always rocky and tough and being online doesn't make that any easier or harder. - Robert Scoble
Bollocks. - Jennifer Leggio
"When the lights go down in the California town People are in for the evening I jump into my car and I throw in my guitar My heart beating time with the breathing Driving over Kanan, singing to my soul Cause people out there turn the music into gold" -- John Stewart - Thomas Hawk
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US Politics: Dinah posted a link
Attack of the B-Girls, or Emb-Racism « his vorpal sword
October 26 at 11:17 am - via Bookmarklet - Link
a comprehensive article on the current state of politics in our country. An interesting look at the rise of the GOP as the party of exclusion, racism and lies. Are we capable of putting out those fires of ignorance and hatred? - Dinah via Bookmarklet
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US Politics: Darryl posted a link
October 25 at 9:50 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
Pennsylvania Republicans are disavowing an e-mail sent to Jewish voters that likens a vote for Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama to events that led up to the Holocaust. - Darryl via Bookmarklet
That doesn't even start to make sense. - Tad, Fool
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Robert Scoble posted a message
“Neil Young concert tonight. FTW!”
October 25 at 5:30 pm - Link
Uh oh, traffic... - Roshan Vyas
And a bunch of others like Jack Johnson, Norah Jones, Cat Power, Wilco, and more. Salesforce.com is sponsoring. - Robert Scoble
We are stuck in pumpkin traffic. Sigh. - Robert Scoble
Pumpkin Traffic? After The Goldrush? - Ian May
Jealous! I thought you'd stay out of town until after the Pumpkin Festival was over... One of my friends who lives in HMB went to Vegas for the weekend. She can't stand how overrun it gets... Well, I suppose I would stick around for the lineup you're seeing tonight. - Lisa L. Seifert
the downside of living in half moon bay is everyone wants a pumpkin. - Robert Scoble
i almost went to hmb today - Roshan Vyas
Fabulous night for a concert at Shoreline. Wilco about to go onstage in 15 minutes at the Bridge School Benefit, followed by Sarah Mclachlan. - David Clarke
Forget John Wayne - a man should learn to Neil Young. - WorldofHiglet
Jealous. Neil Young is the shit. - Aaron Krug
Neil Young is a great show. He obviously loves what he does for a living; we should all be so lucky in our careers... - Stupid Blogger (aka Tina)
Awesome! Hope he does "Fu*king Up" for ya :-) - Kev
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Louis Gray posted an entry on louisgray.com
October 25 at 2:55 am - Link
It's 3 a.m. and I'm going to bed. I wonder what kind of discussion will be here in the morning (deep breath). - Louis Gray
I left a comment over on this very thoughtful post. - Robert Scoble
It's 5am here and that's why I'm not doing a post on it. :-) Good night/morning - Jesse Stay
Jesse, that just means you woke up right :) That's what I was doing at 5AM. And yes, I am doing a post on this, sort of. - Rob Diana
Although I respect the privacy of your personal decision on Prop 8, This piece left me wondering what your take-away message was intended to be. - Stephen Foskett
Stephen, this doesn't have the typical, intro/message/conclusion format. What I wanted to do was undo some misconceptions, and illustrate the internal battle that's faced when there are multiple belief systems tugging on a single individual. I think what this post does is offer a safe place to talk and discuss a sensitive issue. - Louis Gray
There is now a really good discussion going on in the blog comments. Everyone is staying very level-headed so far. - Rob Diana
A solid follow-on from Rob Diana here on Filters and Belief Systems. http://www.louisgray.com/live/... - Louis Gray
Kudos for everyone to (so far) having a very reasonable discussion on this very volatile issue - reading reasonable, smart people discussing important issues is a big part of why I follow you guys/gals. - Bill Sanders
Thanks Louis. I do not like talking politics or religion, but I figured that the discussion of filtering was appropriate. - Rob Diana
LG, thank you for this post. Because of you and Jesse, I have a better understanding of the LDS and your beliefs. You are one of the rare people who can set and keep an amicable tone with such a hot topic... and that's why you are a true leader. The more I get to know you, the more and more I respect you. :) - Mona N.
Prop. 8 is a pretty hot topic in the bars around SLC right now. There's a lot of resentment against the LDS church right now. Even the people who agree with the goal of Prop. 8 are pretty ticked off. Win or lose I think the LDS church has seriously harmed their relationship with the non-LDS population in and around SLC. - Kevin D. White
Thanks for sharing your struggle, Louis. - cjmart
I could have used this type of discussion a few years back while in grad school. This is a perfect illustration of cognitive dissonance, a theory that had been difficult for me to grasp. I hope the conversation continues. - Sally Robinson
Isn't cognitive dissonance where one rationalizes something within their beliefs because another thing conflicts with it? I'm not sure Louis is rationalizing his beliefs here. In fact, he's not stating what his final decision is. The LDS church has said members can choose as they please without repurcussion, as have they taught us to be loving and tolerant of people who are gay. Not sure if this is necessarily cognitive dissonance. I don't think Louis is rationalizing any beliefs here. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
A good writer is one who can make both sides of the issue feel like he's siding with them. :-) This was an excellent article. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
Great post Louis. It's rare to find such an honest and thoughtful explanation of one's thinking. I'm curious if you've ever pondered what your response would be if the Church were to take a more personally difficult stance? (such as declaring some race to be sub-human, or something like that) - Paul Buchheit
Great post, Louis. You described the struggle well. It's been a hard place to be, between my faith and my loved ones. I think that government is not the place to deal with this issue. I voted no. I hope others come to this same conclusion. - Lisa L. Seifert
I don't know much about the LDS church, but reading Louis's blog post helped to give me some insight at least on his own personal level. As a gay man would eventually like to discover and enjoy the benefits of marriage, I appreciate your candor. - Derrick
Derrick, Lisa, Jesse, Paul and others, thanks for this. I had hoped to set up a platform for discussion and explain the inner turmoil that is there, and it looks like that has worked. Paul, it's not uncommon for my politics to conflict with some widely-held church beliefs. I believe in the Right to Choose, and the church is typically pro-life for example. That said, the church is very loving, and it would be mind-boggling for them to take a stance that would be so abhorrent. - Louis Gray
(continuing above) I recognize it's a slippery slope following your specific comment as parallels could be drawn on this issue vs. equal rights, as others have done. I'm not a typical evangelist/missionary who hands out Books of Mormon and begs friends to come to church in an effort to be converted, but for those friends who have come, they largely remark how friendly, good-natured and "normal" we seem. You and your family have a permanent invitation. :-) - Louis Gray
I'm a bible carrying Christian and one thing is perfectly clear to me. The bible tells us to not love the things of this world (1st John is one of my favorite books of the bible on the issue). Politics are things of the world. Should gays get married in churches? It doesn't make theological sense. Should gays be allowed to marry when society has secularized marriage, requiring marriage licenses, etc.? The U.S. Constitution demands it. - Rob Reed
And let's keep in mind that the LDS church isn't necessarily a cult here that forces members to do what they do not want to do. They have non-profit status and have to maintain that. As such, legally, they have to allow members to vote as they so choose. From what I've seen, this is actually also the church's official stance and belief. Members of the church have gone to extremes with it unfortunately, but as a member of the LDS faith, I know it will always support a love for all men, an ability to chose right from wrong, and a strong focus on families and loving all mankind. Paul, I could never see the church doing such a thing. That's the reason I'm a member of this church - I believe God will never lead it astray. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
The dictionary says a bigot is "One who is strongly partial to one's own group, religion, race, or politics and is intolerant of those who differ." It's hard for me to see how somebody who supports Prop 8 doesn't match that definition. - Gabe
Gabe, at the same time, how is anyone who is against it also not a "bigot" by that definition? If we go by that definition, aren't we all bigots? (My point here is to ensure we're approaching this civily - let's not point fingers) - Jesse Stay via twhirl
Yeah, that's not the right definition of bigot. That definition explicitly includes political partisans, for example, and partisans bare no relation to bigots in the sense that the term is now used. - j1m
Jesse, it is my understanding that Prop 8 is a consitutional amendment that would take away the rights of gays to legally marry. Those who are for it are presumably intolerant of gays to the point of wanting to make it illegal even in communities that want to allow it. If you're against Prop 8, then at the very least you don't care about gay marriage and are thus not intolerant, right? - Gabe
Gabe, I see your point, but to say the "for" crowd are bigots I think is labeling too large a group to call each one a bigot. There are many people with many different reasons supporting Prop. 8. It's not all about "for or against Gay people". Calling people bigots is just name calling IMO. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
and at the same time, it's not fair for anyone in the "for" crowd to be calling the "against" crowd bigots either. I've heard it come from both sides unfortunately. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
You may be right, Jesse, but under what circumstances can a person who is against gay marriage (to the point of making it illegal) *not* intolerant? - Gabe
The obvious take it that people who seek to eliminate a right for a specific group are, in fact, bigots. I agree that word has an unfriendly tone, but of course seeking to eliminate someone's right to marry is a lot worse than just unfriendly. Jesse, if you want to make the argument that it's something else, feel free, but I think you'd have to win that argument. - j1m
j1m I'm simply saying I see the viewpoint of both sides. Neither are bigots as a whole. (however I know individuals on both sides within those groups that could be considered bigots) - Jesse Stay via twhirl
Oh I'm sure there are Prop 1A supporters who are bigots. The point I'm arguing is that Prop 8, the proposition itself, is a bigoted action. I assume in some cases the decision to support Prop 8 arises from strongly-held religious conviction in the absense of a desire to oppress gays. But at the end of the day, actions matter. We've decided as a nation that we don't take away the rights of particular groups. If you stray outside of that and try to take away others' rights, you're doing a bad thing. - j1m
j1m it's not that simple though - I think many of the religions out there are trying to defend their religion itself. While they aren't necessarily against gays, allowing gay marriage could force them to participate in ceremonies they fundamentally and morally don't agree with. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
What?? Allowing state recognition of gay marriage would not require any religion to participate in any ceremony they don't like! Nothing forces ministers to marry people against their will. - ⓞnor
Right. In other words, it is that simple. Jesse, it seems like you're seeking what newspaper critics call 'false balance,' i.e. 'Gosh, these Prop 8 supporters are doing something wrong, I'd better try and gin up some argument that the opponents are too, because I'm real real sure there are 2 sides to every story.' - j1m
Perhaps Jesse is saying that a bigot is somebody who is intolerant of anybody who differs from their views in any way, while most Prop 8 supporters are tolerant of people who differ from their views except when it comes to gay marriage. If that's the case, I would say that Prop 8 supporters are, by definition, bigots strictly with respect to gay marriage. - Gabe
I suspect he's mostly trying to engender civility. It's valuable to criticize people's political choices in a way that polite but firm. Saying that someone's a bigot leaves a lot to be desired here -- as do, in general, negative comments that characterize a person, rather than characterizing their actions. - j1m
One of our users added a Prop 8 news network on socialmedian today to track all the news and discussions on this hot topic from 100+ sources. http://www.socialmedian.com/ne... -- We're featuring it on our homepage too. - Jason Goldberg
@nor it already has - see the "Legal Affairs" article as you scroll down on this page: http://www.npr.org/templates/s... - this will only get worse as gay marriage becomes legal. Again, I'm not saying I'm for or against it - I'm stating that there's more to it than being "for gays" or "against gays" here. - Jesse Stay via twhirl
Interesting article, Jesse. I wonder what will happen when Catholics will be forced to recognize divorces and Southerners will be forced to recognize interracial couples. - Gabe
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Boxee is a media center frontend for your mac. it's currently in alpha - Joshua Schnell via Bookmarklet
it's very nice too - except no mouse control... - Zee from WeDoCreative
yeah, i've been messing with it a bit. add in tvrss and you have no need for cable anymore. - Joshua Schnell
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100,000 in St. Louis, MO: "All I can say is, wow."
October 18 at 1:19 pm - via Bookmarklet - Link
I am going to state the obvious here and say, that's a lot of people! - Nadine Schaeffer
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US Politics: xero posted a message
“Ok, so is everyone officially over this "I want a representative just like me" kick they've been on for the past 8 years? Can we return to some gravitas and tact now?”
October 16 at 12:15 am - Link
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2008 Debates: Kamath ॐ posted a message
“Brainstorm: McCain should dump Palin and pick John Dvorak as his running mate. They can then shout in unison "Get off my lawn".”
October 15 at 7:36 pm - Link
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