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A Rare Bird, A Strange Duck, One Funky Blog
random thought of the moment:
There’s no point in questioning authority if you aren’t going to listen to the answers.
— , Slashdot
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That's What I Said
It seems at the religious media are catching up to the story about sexual abuse
in schools I posted on June
21.
Media
Quiet About Teacher Sex Abuse
(AgapePress) - Most of the media covered the sex abuse scandal within the U.S. Catholic
Church with diligence and […]
Global Village Idiocy
A Liberal Slant to the News? by Nat Hentoff
In my experience, the two groups most acutely sensitive to criticism are cops and journalists. During the Giuliani years, fear of retribution was so great that some New Yorkers were hesitant to ask a cop for his or her badge number.
As for journalists, Bernard Goldberg's book Bias: […]

