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Author Archives: jewamongyou
The downside of being racially conscious
Most people can watch television or movies for hours on end, and never even suspect they’re being indoctrinated. They mindlessly stare at commercials, sitcoms and talk-shows in the belief that all they’re absorbing is the surface message each program is … Continue reading
Shooting in Kansas City
Some people are just crazy; it doesn’t take much to provoke them into committing acts of violence. Most of us need a lot of provocation before we resort to bloodshed; everybody has his snapping point. I don’t claim to know … Continue reading
What can we be offended about today?
I remember, back in high school, being upset that a quiz question asked what date Christmas falls on. I didn’t know, and this hurt my score. As an adult, I view things differently; scoring a bit lower on a quiz … Continue reading
An uplifting tale from my high school days
While reading a news story about a substitute teacher’s bizarre behavior, I was reminded of my own high school experience, also involving a substitute teacher. As odd as Mr. Deutsch’s behavior, described in the above article, may have been, I … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
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A non-white majority and Kohl's
In his recent Bloombergview article, Francis Wilkenson ridiculed conservatives for their distorted demographic perceptions. He wrote: In June and July, Latino Decisions conducted a national poll for the Center for American Progress and PolicyLink. The poll’s sample was especially large — 2,943 … Continue reading
The fat banker
Recently, I had occasion to visit one of Oregon’s fine credit unions. These institutions offer many services, and they provide competition to traditional banks. They tend to be friendly, informal, places. Not that my local bank is unfriendly; I’m always … Continue reading
Posted in feminism and men's issues
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Our endangered English irregular plurals
The complex history of English manifests itself in various ways. It contains a multitude of loan words both from the English having been conquered, and having been conquerors. The commercial, religious and political history of the English is all evident … Continue reading
Posted in Africa and blacks, immigration/ Hispanics, language
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Ninth Circuit Court: Enabling mob rule
Back in 2011, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against Arizona’s immigration law (SB 1070). According to the New York Times: PHOENIX — The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled against the State of Arizona … Continue reading
Posted in immigration/ Hispanics
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Jewamongyou might become a racist
It’s been a while since I’ve posted, and the main reason for that is all the stuff going on in my life. It’s mostly good stuff, among them, my recent acquisition of a new scooter. My old scooter, a 150cc … Continue reading
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Spreading the message through wireless
If you own a mobile phone with a data plan, chances are you can turn it into a wireless router. This video shows you how: [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zppBWESbdro&w=560&h=315] I could figure it out. If I can do it, so can you! … Continue reading
Posted in activism
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