Swearing is bad.

I’m not the only one complaining about the state of our media, but I thought I should point out an obvious blunder by our so called journalists. It’s nothing new to show our media prefers the sensational, it’s nothing new that our journalists are lazy and shallow. It’s not even

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Wealth is wrong.

Nobility, royalty and wealth are all repulsive concepts that our society has been slowly phasing out due to increased humanity and understanding. Wealth is the most accepted concept out of the three, rarely being attributed to negative things, when it should be. The idea of wealth, much like royalty requires

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Most people don’t matter.

It’s easier to please those on the top. It’s far more beneficial to please those on the top, as they can benefit you the best. The underclass and the commoners are easier to ignore when you’re surrounded by those on the top. The Conservatives don’t care about you. Well, you being the

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NDP Leadership Show.

As I’ve alluded to before, leader’s debate tend to be more about show than value. Your ability to speak and respond trumps all, as that’s what the format requires. Many treat it like a game, a political game, and tally points. It can often be useless. Just like the first NDP

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Be nice.

Niceness is the recognition of grace over substance. Niceness is the recognition of approach versus fact. Niceness is the social system of hypocritical suppression of negativity (fair or not) towards individual members. Niceness expects you to curb any dispositions or objective standards you have in order to support the emotional insecurity of

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In the words of Lester Pearson.

“This concentration of official power [in the Cabinet Ministers] is, I think, inevitable and up to a point desirable, but it must be kept under parliamentary control if political and personal freedom is not to be intolerably diminished.” How true. How true.

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In the words of Elizabeth May.

Mr. Speaker, from 1913 to 1956, a period of over 40 years, time limits on debates were used 10 times. In the last 40 days, a time limit has been used seven times, making a new historical record. What used to be the exception to the rule appears to now be

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Journalistic laziness to the max.

The euro zone faces a 40 per cent chance of another recession as fears mount that the debt crisis will escalate further. Says a particular article in the Ottawa Citizen. My first reaction was: whaaa… Then a recognition of the stupidity, absurdity and sheer journalistic laziness of including such a figure and assertion.

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Philosophy, the broad and the broader.

Get your pens out, but make sure you get your vocal chords ready too. It’s time for a deeply philosophical discussion. And what does a philosophy discussion consist of? Overestimation, arrogance and typically a disregard for nuances. Broad overestimations backed by arrogance pave the way for many wonderful theories on the meaning

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A libertarian quote and my reaction.

Here’s a quote from a self-expressed libertarian defense. What makes me a small-’l’ libertarian isn’t that I believe it’s impossible—or easy—to reconfigure human brains using sufficiently advanced technology, or any other method. What makes me a libertarian is that the prospect of having that reconfiguration done by the same system

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