Naomi Campbell seems to be mad at Cadbury Chocolate over what she calls a racist ad.
The offense? She was compared to a bar of chocolate.
Naomi Campbell seems to be mad at Cadbury Chocolate over what she calls a racist ad.
The offense? She was compared to a bar of chocolate.
I want to compare two similar situations and make a point I think many have failed to notice.
In 2006, Brittany McComb was valedictorian at Foothill High School, in Nevada. Before giving her speech, the officials of the school told her she had to edit her speech, removing all religious references. So she wrote a new, edited version, free from religion.
Then proceeded to use her original speech during commencement.
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If I were running for President of the United States, or better yet, if my ideal candidate were to run, here would be the positions on certain topics I would love to see.
First, let me preface this by saying that a vast majority of my opinions can be summed up in two words: Personal Choice.
The citizens of the United States of America are too diverse to have too many laws that blanket all of us as if we are all the same. We aren’t. And with that in mind, here are the issues and the way I’d personally prefer to see them handled.
So I just watched a show called “What Happened Before the Big Bang” on the Science channel.
Toward the end, the scientists seems to come to the current theory that the big bang was preceded by….. a previous big bang.
A fairly new idea. Oh, and did I mention it was something I hinted at over ten years ago?
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I know I said I won’t comment much on the news, however, there have been a few situations recently that I’ve noticed that seem to be hinging on the same discussion, and the worst part is that many folks (including those heavily involved in the issues) don’t seem to realize it.
While there are many reports in the news about these, I’ve tried to link to the main article from the main city/state/location the issue arose from.
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Sometimes, especially in cases concerning your country/team/organization/etc vs “the opposition”, it is very easy to disparage and disagree with what the other side says or does.
However there is much wisdom to be had if you allow yourself to honestly view the exact same situations from the other side. (Especially since, based on simple actions of cause & effect, your “side” is likely to be on the other side of a similar issue eventually anyway.) Or at the least, to imagine a similar situation, in which you are on the opposite side of actions.
For example, imagine if:
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So the news of Bin Laden’s death has just been officially announced by US President Barack Obama.
After briefly checking public comments on various news sources (from all angles) I find a curious situation. Some are trying to say that the President shouldn’t get credit for this. Their reasoning seems to be 2 different things:
Let’s look at those separately:
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I’ve decided that for those cases where I have strange, funny, interesting or just plain goofy thoughts that aren’t worth a full post, I’ll try to post them here on their own anyway.
Thought #1
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There are a lot of issues that have such powerful arguments from both sides:
If you are ever in doubt as to which side is most likely right, here’s how to tell:
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As some may notice, I rarely (if ever) make any comments/posts about recent news reports or occurrences.
Just so there’s no misunderstanding, I’ll explain why I’m intentionally staying away from commenting on recent news.
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