Monday, July 15, 2013

State of my Facebook Address

It's recently been brought to my attention that I'm a closed minded racist (inpreder the term realist" who offends people and needs to get out of my element and off my soapbox and shouldn't comment or spout my opinions. LOL 
I love how the "R" word has become more of word of convenience rather than based on facts now a days. I fully admit I step close to the line on things but I strongly feel I've never once crossed those lines on social media in anyway. I never use any disparaging racial comments with offense intended.  I will NEVER apologize for my heritage, skin color, gender, my hate for onions, or whatever. It's socially accepted for anyone to be proud of themselves these days, unless they are white, and any celebration of that is immediately branded as racist. Why? And this is not a proclamation of White Power or anything, just me fed up. 
Just because I share articles or posts that I feel won't get seen otherwise, is that offensive? 
If you feel my posts are offensive to you or you see them as racist, that's your own problem, you need to work that out within yourself, but I'm willing to listen to your gripes and be opened up to a pint of view I may not have considered and if I feel it necessary I will absolutely offer an apology or at the minimum be more cautious the next time. But to sit back and take offense and stick me with a label, is a chickenshit move and one that perpuates the problem within this country. 
Nowhere in the glorious 1st ammendent does it say "you have the right to not be offended" that's the beauty of where we live, the opportunity for open and honest discussion, and it cannot continue to be hampered down by people looking for a reason to be offended. 
I have posted many links to stories exposing atrocities committed by Hispanics, whites, blacks, Asians, gays etc. it doesn't matter to me, what their race, if it disgusts me and I feel others may want to know, I will post it with absolutely no remorse. 
Just because I may say "controversial" things at times, don't pretend like you don't want to say the same thing or have had the same thoughts, I just have the stones to say it and take the heat , if any. 
Just because I'm from Utah and live in Idaho and dont travel alot, doesn't mean my opinion is any less valid or that I haven't done research enough to run my mouth. You guys can do things and believe what you want and I will continue to do mine without guilt or apology for doing so and hopefully you won't be offended to much, but if you are...oh well, I don't give a care. Most of my posts are in the attempt of being funny, and that's for you to decide whether they are or aren't. To be honest I'm more worried about my jokes getting positive feedback than anything else I post politically or not. 
So if you want to discuss your offense or state your case as to my alleged racism, I'm happy to have that conversation at any point. 
In closing, God bless you and god bless the United States of America. 


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Thursday, February 9, 2012

Monster

A Monster can be defined as a, Cruel wicked and inhuman person. There is no better word or definition that I can think of to better describe the person and horrific actions of Josh Powell last weekend.
I have struggled to find a comparable act of cowardness where a father has so brutally and with intent killed his own children. Especially after murdering their mother (allegedly) and doing everything in his power to hinder any progres in her recovery, and nothing has yet come to mind. Should there be a Hell, there is no way that he is not sweltering in the deepest corners, where pieces of shit like him go to die.
If it weren't enough that these boys lives were cut short, news pundits like that awful pig faced fatso Nancy Grace have to stick thier snouts in and try to assess blame to anyone else not named Josh Powell or his pedophile creep of a father for "letting" this tragedy happen. Whether it be the Social Worker who dropped them off, the police, or Joe Blow around the corner, the blame rests solely on Josh. That poor social worker did everything she could short of breaking his door down (which would have raised hell if she did anyway) to ensure their safety accordig to procedure, sonshe certanily shouldnt carry any guilt with her. I could very easily make the argument that any judge that has even involved in this case at any point, should shoulder a great portion of guilt for even allowing this man to be free, but then to allow him contact with his kids that isn't in a neutral location under police supervision, is somewhat ludacris to me. It's a shame that it takes these kinds of acts to show us the many flaws of our justice system.
And also, What is it with white people and their version of crime? Black and hispanic people have more drug and gang related arrests and specialize in those, but white people always are shooting up offices or being serial killers. A majority of the most heinous crimes in the country's history have been committed by unseemingly normal middle class white folks, and this jerk Josh had to go and pad the statistics even more.
Now more than ever Susan Powells remains need to be found to give her family some closure to their otherwise tragedy filled lives.

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Why Tim?

This NFL football season has had its share of stories thus far whether it be the Packers quest for perfection, Ndomakung Suh pounding dudes lettuce off the turf or stomping arms or driving his rig into a tree, but with out a doubt the hot stove topic has and will continue to be Tim Tebow.
I cannot recall a bigger fuss being made of a player who was doomed to fail by the so called "experts" at the 4letter network in the Connecticut woods, as soon as he was drafted. Never has a player polarized a league for being nothing but a winner and good guy, but also been the target of many attacks for wearing his religion on his sleeve.
But why? He isn't doing anything different by getting down on a knee and giving thanks to his God after he leads a team to win or a loss for that matter. Why is this such a big deal? Have we come to a time in our history where being Christian is something to hate in our football players and the thought of him expressing that has angered so many. Can you imagine the uprising that would occur if a Muslim player decided to pull out a prayer rug an give his thanks, then the media turned their disgust on him? Something like that could cause another war with those irrational religious zealots, but since he is white and Christian its ok to hate.
If you aren't a fan of his game then hate on him for that but don't hate the guy for doing things right and having so much faith in his beliefs that he feels compelled give his gratitude after a battle on the field.

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

The Penn State Crime Family

As I'm sure you've read and heard already a Capo and alleged pedophile in the Penn St mob family, Jerry Sandusky has been arraigned on numerous charges of sexual assault of a child.
This appalling story hit the mainstream a couple of weeks ago and has cast an enormous black cloud over what was considered the most tactfully run and among the most respected universities associated with college athletics.
Once you start to peel back the layers of this story you begin to see the inner workings of what can be described as a mob type family structure with The Godfather Don Joseph Paterno sitting atop his stoop turning an aging blind eye to what will soon become the biggest scandal to rock the NCAA in history.
Joe Paterno was like a grandfather figure not only to the students in Happy Valley but to college football fans everywhere, he could do no wrong, or so we thought. Everything that went on with Penn St. athletics had Jo Pa's fingerprints on it whether it be directly or indirectly and for him to do nothing when learning of the sexual deviancy of the defacto 2nd in command Sandusky, is in the courts of public opinion a death sentence. No longer when you hear the name Paterno will you think of the winningest coach in history it will be for a sex scandal cover up that ruined the lives of numerous young men.
Some people have asked, "why did nobody tell the police?" The answer is simple...they did, but Just like in any crime family, police and politicians make it onto the payroll of the Godfather (Paterno) and just is the case here.
Foot soldier and former football player an current asst. coach Mike McQueray sees the alleged rape of a 10yr old in the shower by Sandusky, doesn't call the cops but calls his daddy to see what to do, daddy says to get the hell out of there and later advises him to tell his Don Paterno, which he does. So why didn't Paterno then go to police or just "whack" Sandusky right then? Instead it goes to the head of the college and also Campus police who decide to keep it "in house" heaven forbid they cast a black eye over their beloved Penn State over saving the lives of kids, scum bags.
And why was Sandusky allowed to stay around the campus and use the facilities to commit these crimes after his retirement in 1998? Because the cover up goes back many years and is way more detailed than we can probably fathom right now, including pension payoffs aka hush money, possible links to a murder of a private investigator and just a corrupt way of doing business while trying to keep intact your "good Ol boy" image.
I for one can't wait for this story to keep developing to see where this leaves Penn State as a participant in college athletics anymore. There have been "death sentence" punishments for universities for far far less crimes, dont be surprised if you see Penn St. crumble and cease to exist for many years to come.

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Do the right thing!

I personally am sick and tired of being treated like a child and being told what is in my best interest by a government who is fiscally irresponsible and who has denied the full truth to its people concerning national security on numerous occasions. Since the word came down yesterday from the White House that no death photos or burial video of Osama Bin Laden will be made public, I have tried to wrap my head around why the decision was made. According to our President, showing those images would be like "spiking the football" after scoring a TD in football. WTF is he talking about? How can the leader of the free world compare the death of the worlds most wanted terrorist being harbored by an ally nation (allegedly) to a group of 'roided out athletes getting together once a week to play a sporting event? Im aware we aren't at war with Islam as a whole but Islam is in a war with us no matter how many "peaceful muslims" they want to parade on the news telling us that violence and western hate is bred into the youth of muslim nations. The phony politeness has got to end at some point and releasing the death photos, however gruesome they are is a small but important step in that very direction. To think that we are going to be any less of a target to terrorists because "we took the moral high ground" is just naive and puts us at even more risk to another attack. I don't recall seeing or reading about any American who was given a proper religious burial after being killed by an enemy, so why were we so quick to offer a proper burial to man who authorized the death and destruction of our citizens and buildings on numerous occasions? We are a very unified people when we need to be and at a point in our history when so many of our own citizens aren't enjoying the comforts that should come with being a U.S. citizen because they were kicked out of their home or cannot find employment, finding and killing Bin Laden and seeing his corpse in my opinion would help bring us all a little American Pride in seeing what our military is capable of.




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Thursday, January 13, 2011

SHUT UP!

I hate knowing that I wake up everyday and have to breathe the same air as these narrow minded clowns who hate the constitution, primarily the 2nd Amendment. In the wake of last weekends mindless shooting rampage in Tuscon, the length that some of the progressive media is going to establish blame on everything (NRA) and anyone (Palin), rather than the described "liberal pothead" who pulled the trigger, is simply grotesque. The thought that by banning assault weapons or handguns is going to padlock this problem of mental illness and lashing out is just ignorant and a mindless solution. The founders of this country listed the right to bear arms at number 2 because they knew of the necessity of being armed citizens was essential to our growth and success, and by safe guarding our most precious of rights, free speech. I can only imagine how badly Thomas Jefferson would want to spit in the face of people like Bill Maher, Chris Mathews and the king of all douchebags, Keith Olberman, for their out right disgust for what he and the other leaders of our country put down in the constitution. We have to stop trying to pass-the-buck whenever it fits our agenda at the moment. One person is to blame and one person only, Jared Laughner, may he be publicly executed.

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

'ol #4

In my anticipation of his impending retirement following his latest injury, I would like to jot down my final thoughts on the Mississippi dong slinger aka #4 aka the diva aka Brett Favre. I have never hid my disgust for him over the twilight of his tenure with Green Bay and his antics over the last 3 years as he jettisoned from New York to Minnesota. I will never discount his raw talent or his many accomplishments throughout his career as an all time great QB in NFL history, but in my eyes he will be remembered for his treatment of QB in waiting Aaron Rodgers and his refusal to help mold him into a leader of one of footballs most historic franchises. His decisions to hold the Packers hostage with talk of retirement for 5 years put them in a difficult position when it came to drafting players and going after certain free agents because good 'ol Brett was mulling his choices, knowing full well he had every intention of returning, but didn't want to go through the riggers of training camp, just an example of his diva like persona. His disdain for Packer management became evident after they informed him of their intentions to move forward with Rodgers, and being the classy beloved individual he was in Green Bay, he tries his hardest to sign with their most hated rival in Minnesota, essentially waving his middle finger to a fan base that worshiped the very ground he walked on. As we all know he would eventually sign there after a failed stint with the Jets where he exposed the next layer of his doucheiness by sending pics of his starting QB to Jenn Sterger. I really could care less that he did that at all, what anyone does in their free time is their business, but the part that is enraging is the NFL's turtle like pace in their investigation of this matter. I'm willing to bet that if it was some middle of the road linebacker that was in this predicament, they would have been suspended immediately for the same actions, but not teflon Brett. This injury that stopped his streak of consecutive starts at 297 and most likely ends his career couldn't have been timed better for the NFL to do absolutely nothing as far as punishment goes. I just hope that he goes away after this season and we no longer have to be witness to his antics both on and off the field and hear the kiss ass' at ESPN get down on their knees and service him every broadcast. Good Riddance (I hope)