laceym

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Location: Idaho
Joined:3-7-2007
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About me
I'm a husband, and a father.
I'm a soccer dad. I'm one of THOSE soccer dads.
I work in IT, therefore I'm a geek. But not that big of a geek, I prefer Windows.
I'm a former college athlete slowly realizing that those days are over.
I'm a father of a future college athlete, who reminds me that former athletes aren't that cool.
I'm a race fan. Any kind of racing; NASCAR, F1, Supercross, Tour de France, Track and Field, Go Karts, Hot Wheels. If it races, I'm a fan.
Why I use Clipmarks
I'm a Google Reader junkie. I go there first. There are times when I want to save something, but I don't like the way it has to be done in Reader. I thought Google Notebook would do the trick, but after giving Clipmarks a try, I decided to go with it.
I really like the post to a blog feature.
Where to find me on the web
Bookmarks: http://del.icio.us/scepticus







   
 
 
 
   
 
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POPSTeaching the Controversy
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by laceym  4-16-2007    4
 Public School Children Must Always Learn Both Sides of Any Controversial Issue :roll:
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POPSIt's not brutality when Bush does it.
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by laceym  3-26-2007    1
 More here .
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POPSThe Atheist Terrorist
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by laceym  3-21-2007    10
  Theists who sell hate for a living like to use the term to refer to people who write books challenging religious beliefs and who file court briefs, as if these are somehow comparable to bombs and guns. They love to use the word 'militant' because it feeds fear to the listener. These people understand how politically useful fear can be. But theirs is a rhetoric of hate - a quest for power through deception and manipulation. The proof is found in the absurdity in saying that people who write books against violence and who file court briefs are 'militant'. Anybody who says such a thing must love promoting fear over truth. In spite of this rhetorical fear-mongering, it violates no principle of logic or nature for an actual militant atheist to exist. All it takes is one person learning the wrong lessons as he reads and hears what others say, a particular set of ideas that striking a particular mind in the wrong way, and we get a story like the one that started this blog entry[/qu
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