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Emaline Mitchell Vestal age 78, of Elkin passed away on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 at her home. Mrs. Vestal was born in Surry County on November 5, 1934 to the late Tim and Gladys Holbrook Mitchell. She was a member of Elkin Valley Baptist Church.
In addition to her parents she was also preceded in death by a son, Mark James Vestal; brothers, James Robey Mitchell, and William Lee Mitchell.
Mrs. Vestal is survived by he husband, James "Buddy" Vestal of the home; children, Mike Vestal of Greensboro, Jayme V. Martin of the home, Stephen Wheeler Vestal of Elkin, Beth Reavis and husband Zach of Greensboro, Mitch Vestal of Winston-Salem; sisters, Betty Martin and husband Ed of Greensboro, Mary Watson and husband Jim of Greensboro, Pat Gambill and husband George of Greensboro; sister-in-law, Betty "Pug" Mitchell of Greensboro; grandchildren, Sunny Woodie and husband Jeremy, Casey Vestal and wife Amanda, Seth Vestal, Levi Vestal, Mary Perkins and husband Michael; great-grandchildren, Dillon Vestal, Jake Vestal, Anna Vestal, Mia Nicole Vestal, Arianna Viola Vestal, Emaline Elizabeth Perkins; and several loving nieces and nephews.
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I haven't seen any for a while around here.
I bought some survival matches at a gun show recently. They were covered with some sort of a shellac to waterproof them. I was very disappointed when I discovered that even they required a striker to ignite. What the hell good are waterproof matches if the striker material gets wet?
We have plenty here. Just about every food store carries them (and they have the big white tips).
However, I prefer the magnesium block with the striker bar for starting a fire. Just use a kinfe (or other sharp object) to scrap shavings off the block then hit the stiker bar with ferious metal and you have fire. Easy to do, won't go off in your pocket, and for what it does, very inexpensive.
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Yeah I like those too. I like to have at least a few different ways to start a fire in my kit. The magnesium block, some charcloth, waterproof matches, and a bic. Even had a small magnifying glass in there. All that fits in a tin that I got a wallet in for Christmas.
Hopefully out of that I should be able to get a flame.
The one thing that I still want to try is one of those fire pistons.
What movie was it where the tough guy (Bruce Willis?) lit one by scratching it on his beard?
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New Charleston-area college board members elected Wednesday:The CitadelGene Pinson of GreenwoodCollege of CharlestonL. Cherry Daniel of CharlestonG. Lee Mikell of ColumbiaEdward L. Thomas of AndersonRenee Buyck Romberger of GreenvillePansy King-Reid of Fort MillRicci Land Welch of ManningHenrietta U. Golding of Myrtle BeachRenee B. Goldfinch of Myrtle BeachDavid Mikell Hay of CharlestonMedical University of South CarolinaMichael E. Stavrinakis of CharlestonWilliam H. Bingham Sr. of CayceCharles W. Shulze of GreenwoodCharles B. Thomas Jr. of GreenvilleRagin C. Monteith of ColumbiaE. Conyers O'Bryan Jr. of FlorenceJames A. Battle of Nichols
One of the legislators blasted the selection of connected candidates as improper while others said connections played no role in which candidates won.
Of 48 seats elected Wednesday, at least nine chosen board members are connected to the Legislature, either through family, marriage or as a former lawmaker.
In two of the most closely watched races, Michael Stavrinakis of Charleston, brother of Rep. Leon Stavrinakis, D-Charleston, bested Susan Pearlstine for a seat on the Medical University of South Carolina board.
Pearlstine contended before the election that lawmakers choose college board candidates based on who they know.
Pansy King-Reid of Fort Mill, sister of Rep. John King, D-Rock Hill, edged out Sumter doctor Michael Todd Warrick for a seat on the College of Charleston board. King-Reid won despite concerns among some lawmakers about her tax returns.
Rep. Rick Quinn, R-Lexington, said he voted for Stavrinakis because of his business experience, not because he had a connection to the Legislature.
"I think we need more of that in government," Quinn said. "It has nothing to do with who his brother is."
Rep. Phyllis Henderson, R-Greer, said following the elections that lawmakers voting for connected candidates in contested races was nothing less than nepotism.
"I've had people argue, 'Well, just because they're my brother or my mother or my sister doesn't mean that they're not qualified,' " Henderson said. "I'm not arguing anybody's qualifications. My point is that — and many of my colleagues agree with me — we don't want to be put on the spot to feel like we have an obligation to vote for them."
Henderson said she did feel pressured to vote for connected candidates but did not vote for them Wednesday unless they were running unopposed.
She introduced a bill on Tuesday that would bar the General Assembly from appointing immediate family members of sitting lawmakers to a judgeship or board seat at a public college or university. The measure would require family members to wait for at least one year after their lawmaker family member left the Legislature to be eligible for a college board seat or judgeship. Henderson's proposal already has picked up close to 40 GOP co-sponsors.
The bill almost certainly will not pass this session because it was introduced after a legislative deadline.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Greg Delleney, R-Chester, said he opposes Henderson's bill but it will receive a committee hearing.
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Arias was found guilty, but she still won
I sat down to watch Troy Hayden's interview on Fox 10. Honestly, I'm still not sure why. I must have been caught up in the moment in wanting to hear what Jodi Arias had to say. Now, I regret it.
I regret it because as I sat there watching Arias explain how she favors the death penalty over life in prison, I found myself feeling sympathy for her. Until I remembered what she was on trial for in the first place; killing Travis Alexander. She shot him in the head, stabbed him 27 times and slit his throat. Gruesome.
I have no connection to this case. I have no recollection of Travis Alexander's death in 2008, nor do I remember when Jodi Arias was arrested a month later. I'm happy justice is in the process of being served here. But, this trial should be no different from any other murder trial, you know, the hundreds of other ones we don't watch.
Let's be honest: people didn't watch this case for justice, despite those "justice for Travis" chants. People watched for their own reasons. The hundreds who showed up to the courthouse did so for their own reasons too. Maybe it was curiosity. Maybe it was the sexy details. Maybe it was something else. Fine. Those are valid reasons to care. I'd just prefer some honesty about it instead of pretending this is about �justice.'
I'll admit I got caught up in all the hype, even as I despised the coverage of the trial. I watched the verdict being read. But, by no means do I pretend I care about justice in this case. I watched simply because I wanted to see Arias' reaction to the verdict.
See, if this trial was truly about justice we would care about every other murder case. We'd want cameras present during those trials. We'd watch the verdicts being read. But, we don't care. This is why Arias won. She got us emotionally invested in this murder case while just about every other one gets ignored. We know her name. Like it or not, she's famous.
I'll leave you with these facts to add a little perspective. In 2010 the CDC says there were 16,259 homicides in the United States. Around 6,000 of them will go unsolved. We are not in the streets demanding justice for those cases. They haven't touched us. There are no cameras present and no sexy details. Our sense of �justice' gets skewed when TV cameras show up.
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John Schwenkler October 26, 2010 - 4:09pm
The big, bloggy news today concerns a supporter of Rand Paul, the Republican candidate for Kentucky's Senate seat, who reacted badly when a female MoveOn.org volunteer went in for a harmless prank. (For the record, I too am a Paul supporter.) Writes the Louisville Courier-Journal (boldface emphasis mine):
At one point, violence broke out when Lauren Valle of MoveOn.org approached Paul and tried to give him an employee of the month award from Republicorp. Republicorp is a fake business MoveOn created to symbolize what it says is the merger of the GOP and business interests controlling political speech.Television video shows Valle, of Washington, D.C., being pushed to the ground and at least one foot stepping down on her head.
There is video of the incident at the first of the links above.Now, one would have thought this an opportunity for conservative pundits, especially of the Christian persuasion, to disown such violence and remind their readers and listeners that politics should be conducted in a spirit of charity, no matter who your opponents happen to be. But when it comes to Jim Hoft, of the First Things-sponsored "Gateway Pundit", such predictions tend to fall through:
Unhinged MoveOn.org Activist Tackled and Stepped On at Rand Paul Rally (Video)Posted by Jim Hoft on Tuesday, October 26, 2010, 4:46 AM
Another day Another unhinged leftist stalks and lunges at a Republican leader.MoveOn.org contract employee Lauren Valle wasnt counting on this reaction by Rand Paul supporters.She was tackled and stepped on by Paul supporters. (TPM)Look for the state-run media to make her into some kind of saint by the end of the day.
There is more in the same vein here. First things first, indeed.
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I saw the clip on CNN. I didn't know at first who was involved, but my reaction was "This is HORRIBLE". Later I read the closed=captions and found out just what it was about. Oh, I should qualify my condemnation. Somebody did have the decency to remove the woman's glasses. Then somebody kicked her.
I'm not sure what to make of this but the current version of Mr. Hoft's entry, stamped 5:47 am, includes this: "It certainly was over the line to put a shoe on her shoulder or head."The version of Mr. Hoft's entry included in this thread was stamped 4:46 am, and does not include that sentence. Presumably, the inclusion of that sentence would have removed much of the impetus for this thread, which is stamped 4:09 pm.For the record, I am not a Rand Paul supporter (but do support First Things).
"Presumably, the inclusion of that sentence would have removed much of the impetus for this thread, which is stamped 4:09 pm."It's not a question of versions, but rather of one post followed by another, and in any case I don't see why what you say should be so. For one thing, the earlier post made no such remark, and that wa despicable. For another, there's the question of emphasis. Two substantial posts impugning the woman's character and mocking the expected media response, and one throwaway line about going "over the line"? (By the way, one wonders what Hoft makes of her having been thrown to the ground.) It seems to me that the outrage is being directed rather selectively.
I know I learned something about it being either permissible or impermissible to step on someone's head when I was taught the principle of double effect. It was something about using a younger sibling's head as a footstool to fetch an item out of reach on a closet shelf. I believe in order to be morally permissible, the intended good (retrieving the out-of-reach item) must be proportional to the foreseen-but-unintended negative consequence. I am not making this up. I distinctly remember a teacher using this example.
The brown-shirt mentality at work in the Tea Party is starting to surface. Recall that a few weeks ago, some of Joe Miller's henchmen in Alaska "detained" a reporter for asking questions. Add to that the loony Sharron Angle's intimation about "2nd Amendment remedies."
Southern chivalry.
"The brown-shirt mentality at work in the Tea Party is starting to surface."Ooh, boy - Nazi comparisons! Somehow I don't think this helps.
OK, somebody cue the conservatives to enter stage left and say that "liberals do lots of bad stuff, too, but nobody on dotCommonweal ever seems to post THAT" before we get to the Nazi comparisons, and the jokes are supposed to come MUCH later.Yeah, people can be scumbags (which is not an obscenity), all the time and everywhere, across the racial, political and religious divides. That's why God sent Jesus.When are we going to talk about Juan Williams?
John -- Oh, but they do. For one thing, political violence is nothing new in American life: anti-abortion killings, the Oklahoma City bombing, the Kent State shootings, lynchings of African-Americans, lynchings of Irish Catholics, lynchings of Mormons, Know-Nothing riots, the civil war in Kansas and Nebraska before the Civil War, etc. Most of this violence, I might add, has come from the political right -- the Weather Underground and the Haymarket bombing (if, indeed, the anarchists were guilty) pale before the carnage of right-wing extremists. As for fascist comparisons, none other than Sinclair Lewis, in the 1930s, wrote It Can't Happen Here, where one of his characters uttered ominously, "if fascism comes to America, it will come draped in a flag and carrying a cross." Why do you believe that the United States is somehow immune to the fascist mentality? Fascism, recall, is a form of right-wing populism -- Hitler and other fascists have come to power riding tidal waves of popular rage and resentment. At the same time, we've got a semi-fascist political economy: corporate capitalist economics and a fundamentally feudal politics, i.e., corporate domination of the state. E. J. Dionne's recent pieces on the Commonweal site are only the tamest intimations that our political culture is now a state of corporate plutocracy. Chris Hedges is absolutely right when he says that there are millions of Americans out there who are seething with fury at their sense of dispossession and grasping at religious/libertarian redemption. Under the right conditions -- enduring unemployment, political inertia, a mobilized and ferocious right -- fascist or shall we say very undemocratic movements could have -- and are having -- a very real appeal. Obviously, they will look different in American conditions.
And Barack Obama is a socialist. Give me a break, Mr. McCarraher.
Why do I get the feeling that when Mr. McCarraher speaks, liberals cringe.
I don't know why you get that feeling, Mark. Change in barometric pressure? Lack of sleep? Not enough selenium in your diet? Wishful thinking?Lord knows I'm not a people person, and the older I get, the more I just wish they'd leave me alone. And I have a soft spot for Sinclair Lewis, especially "Elmer Gantry." But I don't cringe when Eugene speaks (or writes). But there are three things working against fascist takeover in America. One is the fact that America survived and eventually rejected one of the worst fascist threats, the KKK in the 1920s. The last time the Klan rallied in Lansing, the only people who showed up were the anti-Klan faction. The second is the fact that Americans are too diverse and contentious for any fascist movement to organize them to any great degree.The third is "The Daily Show."Keep Fear Alive!
John -- I don't understand how that comment follows from what I wrote, but no, Obama's not a socialist -- I wish he were. As his policies and his advisors show, he's the head of the executive committee of the corporate state. He has no desire to disturb the corporate domination of the economy, and as his prosecution of two wars demonstrates, he has no desire to disturb the U. S. imperial arrangement of global power. So no, I won't give you a break.Mark -- I don't care if they cringe or if they applaud. I'm a socialist, not a liberal, so I couldn't care less. Liberals -- who do not constitute "the left" -- are too damned timid, ideologically and politically, and they've let the right call all the tunes for the last forty years. Note, readers, that neither John nor Mark takes issue with the substance of my remarks.
Jean -- Thanks. It's nice to know that you're not cringing.My point isn't that fascists are going to impose a right-wing dictatorship. My point is that a homespun American fascist movement is not at all inconceivable, and that it would take the form of a Christo-libertarian-nativist tendency. I think there are plenty of white voters who are susceptible to the appeals of such a political imagination.But I am also serious that our political economy already is far along the way to resembling the classic "fascist" model: capitalist economics, feudalized politics.
"Note, readers, that neither John nor Mark takes issue with the substance of my remarks."Yes, I do. My not-so-subtle point was that your remarks re: impending American fascism are about as plausible as the idea that Obama is a socialist, which is to say they're not especially plausible.
Eugene--It is true that I did not take issue with the substance of your remarks; I had trouble finding substance in them. For example, the tired tactic of trying to tie non-partisan violence to those you disagree with politically may work in the classroom, where there's a captive audience dependent on the professor for a passing grade, but in the real world those who are far from the left read stuff like that more with bemusement than seriousness, and those close to the left wish it would just stop. But I will say, and I mean this with all sincerity, I do find your forthrightness refreshing.
Eugene McCarraher: Which of Chris Hedges' writings are you referring to? A new book, or (God forbid) is he blogging someplace? Thanks.
I read most of Mark's posts with more pity than seriousness, but I will say, and I mean it in all sincerity, that I marvel at the way he manages to extend his swipe at Eugene to include him among those fabled liberal college professors who flunk everybody who doesn't agree with them--a tired cliche for which I wait in vain for some sort of quantitative proof. Because there isn't.
One is the fact that America survived and eventually rejected one of the worst fascist threats, the KKK in the 1920s. The last time the Klan rallied in Lansing, the only people who showed up were the anti-Klan faction.
Eugene, was there some indication of aversion in my comment/request?! I find Hedges pretty bracing, sometimes over the top, a kind of Hauerwas type. I don't have a particular opinion, but the passing summary you gave struck me as interesting and inisghtful. I haven't read Hedges much of late, so will check him out. PS: The Hauerwas piece in the Guardian has some pointed observations:http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/belief/2010/oct/16/faith-america...
In fact, I am not convinced that the US is more religious than Britain. Even if more people go to church in America, I think the US is a much more secular country than Britain. In Britain, when someone says they do not believe in God, they stop going to church. In the US, many who may have doubts about Christian orthodoxy may continue to go to church. They do so because they assume that a vague god vaguely prayed to is the god that is needed to support family and nation.Americans do not have to believe in God, because they believe that it is a good thing simply to believe: all they need is a general belief in belief. That is why we have never been able to produce interesting atheists in the US. The god most Americans say they believe in is not interesting enough to deny, because it is only the god that has given them a country that ensures that they have the right to choose to believe in the god of their choosing, Accordingly, the only kind of atheism that counts in the US is that which calls into question the proposition that everyone has a right to life, liberty, and happiness.
What does "feudalized politics" mean? Is it a typo?
Jean -- Yes, it is a tired cliche. Mark is apparently one of those who sport their advanced degrees from the College of Hard Knocks -- a school in which all of us, Mark, have had some education. So enough of the Ivory Tower Egghead. It's boring.David -- I'm referring to American Fascists, as well as Empire of Illusion. And he writes on Truthdig.com. I don't have the same aversion to Hedges that you apparently possess. I find his attacks on liberals -- especially for their abandonment of the working class -- all too accurate. You don't?Felapton -- By "feudalized" I mean the transformation of the public good into a set of private bailiwicks. Just as feudal nobles would dispense justice, provide protection, etc., corporations now increasingly write laws, fight our wars, etc. The military-industrial complex is a perfect example of such quasi-fascist, "feudalized" government.
The attacker was Tim Profitt, Rand Paul's Bourbon County Coordinator; the campaign has distanced itself from him. According to the victim., the men involved knew who she was from previous events and had moved in front of her as soon as Paul's car showed up. http://voices.washingtonpost.com/plum-line/2010/10/stomp_victim_speaks_a... of the context, I find it extremely disturbing to see a woman knocked down and a man's boot grinding her face into the ground. Why hasn't he been arrested?
Sorry, missed a comment at the above link, The attacker has in fact been served a criminal summons.
I posted this and Captioned it "Freedom of Expression"You value your free speech and decry us up here in Canada, and yet I cannot imagine a similar scene in Canada.
To the theo-politicos a question: Can libertarians of the Ayn Rand variety be Christians? (I grant that they may think they are, but are they?)
To Margaret: Can Marxists be Christians?In each case - that of the Randians, and that of the Marxists - it's obviously impossible to be fully orthodox in both directions, as Marx and Rand were both materialist atheists. But I don't think it's impossible to be a basically orthodox Christian whose political worldview is significantly informed by either of them. Mistaken, to be sure, but not impossible.
McCarraher: " Im a socialist, not a liberal" Actually, the icon of Karl Marx on your official college web page would indicate you are more than a run of the mill "socialist". Nice of you to include Jesus alongside Karl Marx, by the way.John Schwenkler: "Can Marxists be Christians?"Christians perhaps, but not faithful Catholics. CCC 2425 "The Church has rejected the totalitarian and atheistic ideologies associated in modem times with "communism" or "socialism."
The Church has rejected the totalitarian and atheistic ideologies associated in modem times with 'communism' or 'socialism.'"Yes, and by the same token the Church has rejected the ideologies associated with Randian libertarianism; e.g. http://www.scborromeo.org/mobileccc/p3s1c2a3.htm. My point was that these sorts of things can come in degrees.
After hearing the Seabrook/Overby piece NPR today on the cloak and dagger pacs based in Washington, what I fear more than the facism the right Eugene thinks is coming, but the oligarchy posing as democracy that the Randians so desperately want.
My question was: Can libertians of the Ayn Rand school be Christians? The answer is not, Can Christians be Marxists? It depend on what kind of Marxist. Leninist? Probably not. Trotskyite? It depends. My question was prompted by the flap over the Aqua Buddha fracas. Apparently Rand Paul is not an Aqua Buddha, since he insists that he is a Christian. But elsewhere I have read that he is a Libertarian of the Ayn Rand variety. Hence my question to those better read in Libertarianism than I am.
Margaret,The implication of my response was that Randian libertarians can be Christians in just the same way as Marxists can, namely by denying certain claims that were made by the founder of their "school". Moreover there are just as many "kinds" of libertarians, even of libertarians "of the Ayn Rand variety", as there are kinds of Marxists. Just as you (and I) would grant the existence of authentically Christian Marxists, I see no good reason to doubt that Rand Paul is a Christian libertarian, even if his policy positions are - as indeed they are - less than entirely Christ-like.
John, awesome update: The stomper wants an apology...http://thinkprogress.org/2010/10/27/head-stomper-demands-aplog/
Some great comments under that article.
Flanagan -- I reject your snarky and false implication that I'm not a faithful Catholic. Are you one of those ideological police beloved of "orthodox" Catholics?
"You value your free speech and decry us up here in Canada, and yet I cannot imagine a similar scene in Canada."Michael C. --I couldn't have imagine it here until yesterday. Even the Klan wouldn't have dared do its dirty work with the media around with lights.
Rand Paul Supporter Who Stepped On Activist's Head Wants Apology; Victim Says Incident was PremeditatedTim Profitt, the former Rand Paul volunteer who stepped on the head of a MoveOn.org-affiliated activist outside of a debate on Monday, said he thinks the woman, Lauren Valle, owes him an apology."I don't think it's that big of a deal," Profitt said of the incident in an interview with CBS affiliate WKYT. "I would like for her to apologize to me to be honest with you."Profitt, a Rand Paul supporter who used to serve as a campaign coordinator for the Kentucky Senate hopeful's campaign, was caught on video on Monday stepping on Valle's head after she had been wrestled to the ground. Valle had been trying to offer a satiric award to the candidate.Profitt later said he was sorry "that it came to that," but he argued to WKYT that Valle was not an innocent bystander. . . .On CBS' "The Early Show" Wednesday morning, Valle - who suffered a concussion as a result of the incident - suggested that the attack was "premeditated." She said her companion had overheard Paul supporters saying, "We're here to do crowd control and we might have to take someone out." . . .
Flanagan,Your quote from the catechism doesn't quite answer John's question. Obviously faithful Catholics cannot be totalitarian atheists. The question is whether one can be a Marxist in any meaningful sense without also being an atheist and a totalitarian, and there is no easy answer to that question because Marx has influenced different people in different ways. For example, analytic Marxism still helps us to describe features of the market that many Christians oppose for reasons that have nothing to do with dialectical materialism.
P Flanagan,Can a Catholic be a capitalist?
Pope blasts capitalism ahead of G-8 meetingROME, Italy (CNN) -- Pope Benedict XVI, on the eve of a global economic summit, lashed out at modern capitalism for being shortsighted and short on ethics."Today's international economic scene, marked by grave deviations and failures, requires a profoundly new way of understanding business enterprise," the pontiff said in his third encyclical letter, "Charity in Truth," which was released Tuesday.The papal letter was released as the heads of leading industrialized nations started gathering in central Italy for the Group of Eight economic summit, which begins Wednesday. . .In his letter, Benedict challenged bankers to turn away from the practices blamed for bringing about the global economic crisis and instead use their power to help the world create wealth and economic development."Above all, the intention to do good must not be considered incompatible with the effective capacity to produce goods," Benedict said. "Financiers must rediscover the genuinely ethical foundation of their activity, so as not to abuse the sophisticated instruments which can serve to betray the interests of savers."The world financial crisis and the downturn in markets took a big chunk out of the retirement savings of millions of people.
We all saw the foot push down on the neck and lower head. But Fox news said it was the shoulder. Fox also said she attacked Paul's car with a sign and one commentator said she was the aggressor.....When did the media go bad? newsreels/cable went bad when Goebbels showed film footage in 1939 alleging the Poles attacked Germany.
I think the crime itself and some of the reactions to it have been pretty misogynistic and I wonder why that hasn't been noted much in the media coverage. Some blogs and articles have been minimizing the savageness of the attack or implying somehow that the girl deserved it. That she was the aggressor, looking to spark an incident, etc, etc. Or that she is some kind of madwoman.
"You value your free speech and decry us up here in Canada, and yet I cannot imagine a similar scene in Canada."I don't know if that comment was meant in jest, but wasn't Canada the country with the "Human Rights Commission" that wanted to jail Mark Steyn for daring to exercise this right with speech that the "Human Rights Commission" did not approve of? Or was that a different Canada?
Mark, what are you talking about? As I understand it, the CHRC condemned some of Steyn's more vitriolic statements, but refused to take action against Steyn or Macleans, the publication in which some of his screeds appeared, when a Muslim group complained.http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/hearings-decision-could-aff...
So, I guess the answer is Yes, you can be an Ayn Rand libertarian and a Christian.
Add "Depending on what you mean", and yes - that's my answer.
"So, I guess the answer is Yes, you can be an Ayn Rand libertarian and a Christian."The guy who heads up the Tea Party here and is a member of the John Galt Society belongs to the local parish. It's a puzzle to me how he squares all that, but people can hold a lot of conflicting notions in their heads sometimes.On the other hand, having seen Tea Party rallies here at the local level, I think it would be wise not to demonize these people.While I find some of their ideas aborrhent, the group is by no means doctrinaire. It seems to be a loosely organized bunch with a variety of concerns about government debt and spending, the struggle of "ordinary" people (i.e., rural white blue collar workers in my area) and who are looking for local or even communitarian solutions to problems the feds have been unable to fix. I agree with some of their concerns, even some of the suggested fix-its.In fact, I'd say that the rallies here have been very good steam valves. Some yelling, some stridency, but certainly no stomping or whomping. They even wrapped a fundraiser for the local school into their first event.
Hi Jean! Your local tea partiers don't sound like libertarians; more like conservative communitarians (and some of them receiving Social Security and Medicare benefits that candidates like Rand Paul hope to reduce). When the feathers settle (I hope my Valentine's Day) I think we'll see some sharp divisions between the libertarians running on the TP manifesto and the normal Democrat/Republicans that probably make up a good part of your TP neighbors (AKA Reagan Democrats).
Jean,You say - "OK, somebody cue the conservatives to enter stage left and say that liberals do lots of bad stuff, too, but nobody on dotCommonweal ever seems to post THAT before we get to the Nazi comparisons, and the jokes are supposed to come MUCH later."Well - yeah. That was my reaction, but here's why.It's not just some sort tit for tat, you guys do it too, and it isn't just about hipocrisy. I am always being accused of doing that, and I think people are missing the point.Yes, there are hipocrytes on both sides, and yes, people do bad things on both sides. That being the case, isn't it bad analysis and unfair for the people who post things like this to do it selectively and to extrapolate these incidents into something more than what they are?You can't be credible if you say you apply neutral principles if you only apply them to people with whom you disagree. So when I make these points, it is less a criticism of liberals per se as it is a criticism of people like some of the posters who engage in moral high dudgeon when these things happen to support their point of view and don't care (or more often find excuses) when they don't.As for this situation, after seeing the videos, while this lady was obviously trying to provoke some kind of reaction and was foolish, stomping her is clearly not the appropriate one. The guy needs to be prosecuted.BTW - I think your last post regarding the nature of the Tea Party movement is pretty spot-on. Here (in New ENgland), however, I think the TP also includes a lot of small business owners and middle/upper middle class white color types.
sorry hypocrites - hypocrisy
Stepping on heads is inexcusable! Altho Democrat, I would never condone stepping on Republican heads! Its a temptation I could certainly control. Why can't the R's????
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"When I told you guys before that I'm happy, I'm telling you guys I'm happy that he's gone," White told MMAjunkie.com (UFC blog for UFC news, UFC rumors, fighter interviews and event previews/recaps) at Saturday night's post-UFC 156 press conference. "I'm happy that he's gone and he's gone forever and he's with them."
"Them," of course, is Bellator MMA and their broadcast partners at Spike TV the former longtime home of the UFC. Bellator officials have yet to formally announce Couture's new role with the promotion, but a Tuesday presser is scheduled at the company's California offices, and the UFC Hall of Famer is expected to be introduced as a coach on an upcoming reality series in addition to a few other roles.
White said it's not necessarily the fact that Couture elected to partner with Spike TV that upset him but rather how the former champion went about the move especially since he bailed on a UFC on FOX broadcasting commitment the UFC boss said he practically begged to secure.
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"I said, 'If you tell me that you did not bail on my last f---ing fight and go do a deal with them, I don't give a s--- what network you sign with. I don't care if it's freaking HBO, the Food Network I could care less who it is. Are you saying you did not sign a deal?'
"'I did not sign a deal with them. Stop worrying. Relax. Have a great Christmas. We'll talk later.' To this f---ing day sitting right here, right now, we still have not talked."
Couture and his representative, Sam Spira, recently declined to comment on the matter and are expected to remain silent until Tuesday's press conference. It's certainly not the first battle White has had with Couture, who took the UFC to court in 2007 in order to pursue opportunities outside of the promotion.
The outspoken White knows he's often perceived as hot-headed or irrational, but he insists that's not the case in this situation. Instead, the UFC boss blames Couture for not being honest about his intentions.
"We're not unreasonable people," White said. "I know I have this image like I'm some absolute lunatic that flies off the handle and just starts ruining lives for no reason whatsoever. It's f---ing ridiculous. If Randy Couture was a man, walked into our office and said, 'Here's the deal: I've got one more fight with you guys for the FOX thing. I'd like to do it. I have another offer on the table, and it's with f---ing Bellator. I need to make a living, too. Am I with you guys? Am I not with you guys? Do you want to match my deal? Do you want to beat my deal?'
"Or how about this: 'F--- you guys. I can't stand you, and I'm leaving. I thought I'd be a man about it and tell you to your face.' That's not Randy Couture.
"When I made the comment the other day about the 'Captain America' thing, ask anybody who's ever been in business with Randy Couture if they like being in business with Randy Couture. There's so much stuff that's out there that you don't even know. And whatever. The guy's going around making a living. There's the whole story, the way that it went down, and I respect him. There's no more of a man when that cage door closes, and there's no less of a man when he steps outside of it."
While it's clear that White and Couture do not currently see eye to eye, the tension creates an interesting dynamic for the former champion's son, Ryan Couture, a seven-time Strikeforce veteran who was recently brought to the UFC following the shuttering of his former fighting home.
White said he reached out to Ryan immediately after this past Thursday's pre-event press conference, where the UFC boss first shed light on his anger toward the MMA legend. White said he wanted to let Ryan know he was welcome to stay with the promotion but should also feel free to follow his dad'e lead if he felt that was the best path.
White said Ryan made it clear he wanted to fight in the octagon, even if that meant his father wouldn't be able to serve in his corner.
"After I talked to you guys, I called Ryan Couture, and I said, 'Ryan, let me put it to you this way: This is probably going to be the weirdest conversation you're ever going to have with me,'" White said. "'You signed a deal with us to fight in the UFC. I want you here if you want to be here, but I need you to understand this: Me and your dad are not good. Me and your dad are never going to be good ever, ever again as long as I walk this f---ing planet. I know he's your dad, and I don't want to you know, I'm calling you up telling you how much I don't like your father. But if you want to leave the UFC' because he's not cornering him; Randy Couture can't buy a ticket to this motherf---ing event, OK? So I said, 'He's not going to be around, and I just want to be up front with you. You know how I am. I want to be honest, and I want to be up front. If you want me to release you from your contract so you can go do a deal with Bellator and have your dad and maybe work with him and do whatever, I would do that for you, too.'
"He said to me, 'Every kid who's ever strapped on a pair of gloves is dreaming about fighting in the UFC. If they say they're not, they're either lying or they're stupid. This is my dream. I want to be with you guys. Listen, he's my dad, and he's always going to be my dad, but this is where I want to be. I've worked my ass off to get here.'
"I said, 'Well let me tell you this: This is your house. Don't ever feel like it's not. Don't ever feel like if you walk down the hallway at our show that you're not part of this team and part of this family. I'm honored that you said that, and bro, we're happy to have you.' I just felt like that was something that I had to do. I had to talk to him. The kid's either with us or he's not. And I don't mean him. I mean I want him to feel like if he stays with us, he's with us. There's no hard feelings for him because of what's going on with me and Randy or anything like that. I just wanted to reach out and make him feel comfortable if he wanted to stay, and I wanted to give him the option if he wanted to go with his dad, too. I didn't want him to be in some situation where it's like, 'Now these guys get in a fight with my dad, and I'm stuck in this contract with them.' You know what I mean?"
And so father will remain in exile while son is welcomed with open arms.
The elder Couture, of course, did have a small role in Saturday's UFC 156 event. He's part of the company's pay-per-view opening montage, which includes highlights of his 2007 championship win over Tim Sylvia. White has often been accused of "rewriting history" when it comes to dealing with former employees on the outs think Frank Shamrock but he said he's not going to have Couture edited out of the opening. Instead, he'll simply leave Couture's in-cage accomplishments as marks of his greatness as a fight, but White said he'll never sing the praises of the fighter's efforts as a human being.
"Frank Shamrock is a d--k," White said. "Frank Shamrock literally never shuts up. He's always popping off about something. He's always got something stupid to say. Frank Shamrock came out with a statement the other day and wants to fight me. You know what I mean? Give me a f---ing break. The guy is a clown. I just have no respect for Frank Shamrock. That's the difference.
"Couture, I don't respect him at all not even a little bit. The only time that Randy Couture is ever a man is when he steps foot in that cage. As soon as his big toe steps out of that cage, he's the furthest thing from it. That's it. That's the way I feel about him. I don't at all disrespect what he did in the sport, and as much of a man that I think he's not, he was 100 percent a man when he stepped in that cage. It is what it is."
And that is the last time White wants to hear about Bellator MMA's newest acquisition.
"That's the whole story," White said. "That's it, and I'd rather never talk about it again."


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KOSCIUSKO COUNTY — Law enforcement officials are continuing to investigate a shooting that occurred near Barbee Lake, in Kosciusko County at approximately 10:30 p.m. Wednesday night.
One man was pronounced dead at the scene and another man was also shot, but suffered non-life threatening injuries after what police believe was a domestic dispute.
Barbee Lake is located less than 20 miles from Columbia City, south of North Webster.
The shooting occurred at EMS B-10 Lane north of Pierceton off Ind. 13.
A woman was taken into custody by the Kosciusko County Sheriff's Department, according to Kosciusko County Sherffi's Sergeant Chad Hill.
The man was transported to Kosciusko County Community Hospital in Warsaw after he was shot.
A medical helicopter was dispatched to the area, but was disregarded shortly after.
Officials say the man who was killed died from multiple gunshot wounds.
"Detectives believe that a domestic dispute escalated to a level where a female acquaintance discharged a firearm at the home," Hill said in a press release. "She surrendered to arriving deputies and was taken into custody without incident."
Kosciusko County Coroner Michael Wilson, along with Kosciusko County's Major Crime Scene Investigation Unit, were on the scene Wednesday night, and are continuing to investigate the case.
Late Wednesday night, crime scene technicians were collecting and processing evidence at the home.
The relationship between the woman and the victim is not known, but multiple sources told an area news source that the victim was a business owner and father of two young daughters.
Police did not confirm if any children were inside the home at the time of the shooting.
The names of the victims and suspect have not yet been released, but Hill said further information may become available today.
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