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By Sid Mark3 years ago in Viva
A Vote For Me is Vote For Not The Other Guy
I was a political science major at the time, because I hadn't realized yet that philosophy was even more abstract and impractical. There was an election for student senate president at the college I attended, and a guy named Peter something-or-other was running unopposed for the office. He was currently serving as the treasurer, and everybody seemed to assume he was a shoo-in for the top job.
By Sid Mark3 years ago in Viva
The Dance of the Ten Problems
If ever there was a time for the Dance of the Ten Problems, it is now. The problems that I solved during the first two Dances pale in comparison to the troubles we face now. At the end of 2006 I solved the problem of the U.S. occupation in Iraq by suggesting that we sell the U.S. military to the oil companies. The end of 2007 saw me addressing the weak U.S. dollar with a two-pronged approach consisting of (1) printing large amounts of foreign currency; and (2) pegging the dollar to marijuana.
By Sid Mark3 years ago in Viva
A Big Pile of Garbage
It may surprise you to learn that to some degree I was being facetious in these posts. I don't, for example, actually favor selling the military to the oil companies -- I see no reason why we shouldn't just maintain the current long term lease agreement. On the other hand, I don't want you to get the impression that I wasn't serious about my solution for the depletion of natural resources. It seems to me that alternatives are called "alternatives" because they're not your first choice. You can't just make solar power the sensible choice just by believing in solar power any more than you can make Suzy Jenkins your first choice for your prom date by drinking an entire bottle of raspberry schnapps. People burn coal and oil because, generally speaking, burning coal and oil makes sense. And Suzy was free that night because she's a fugly skank. Reality, like Suzy, is a bitch.
By Sid Mark3 years ago in Viva
Patriarchy: A Timeless Sickness
On a lonely night in Helsinki, I found myself on my sofa, watching Ridley Scott's The Last Duel. Expecting just another historical drama to pass my sleepless night, I was instead met with a strikingly relevant film—one that confronts the enduring violence of patriarchy. What I initially saw as a medieval courtroom drama unfolded into a poignant examination of power, misogyny, and injustice.
By Sergios Saropoulos3 years ago in Viva
How bad could Europe’s energy crisis get this winter?
As cold weather comes to Europe this autumn, energy prices are rising. A main reason for the cost increase is Russia’s war with Ukraine.
By Venu3 years ago in Viva
Winds of change in Iran.
A Symbol of Resistance The death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in Tehran, allegedly due to improperly wearing her hijab under Iran’s strict dress code laws, has ignited a movement that refuses to be silenced. Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Iranian women have been subjected to rigid laws enforcing the hijab, with the morality police ensuring compliance. However, Amini's tragic death has become a catalyst for resistance, turning her into an enduring symbol of defiance.
By Sergios Saropoulos3 years ago in Viva
I was raised in the pro-life movement. Now I’m pro-choice.
Growing up "saved" I was one of those children who were lucky enough to not be aborted. Conceived before my parents were married, I was a mistake at best.
By Rebecca Hansen4 years ago in Viva
The political spectre of Ecomcon
The result of this seven-day political game is Lancaster's four-star general Scott bitterly defeated. Under the absolute majesty of the constitution symbolized by president Martin, his fervently saving the country had to give up and watched the president disband his secret organization at the press conference. Getting into the car, the driver asked, where is the general going? The Admiral thought for a moment -- go home.
By JOKER4 years ago in Viva
Roe V Wade Overturned
So, my thoughts on Roe V. Wade being overturned are that this is completely insane. How can we be the "land of the free" when not everyone is free? Women had to fight for our rights and now they are just taking them away again? For what? Just because some people want to cry about it?
By Samantha Ward4 years ago in Viva
Life Choices
Roe vs. Wade. A touchy subject just now. But it was also a touchy subject back when it all started in 1973, this question of abortion.
By Mellie Miller4 years ago in Viva
Roe v. Wade Was Overturned
Women are under attack. People with uteruses are under attack. The news this morning was more gut-wrenching than it was shocking.
By KB4 years ago in Viva