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ironymaidenTo the reticent nations, including the United States, I would say this: there is such a thing as a global conscience, and now is the time to listen to it.
anyone else have an image of a well-dressed cricket being crushed under a cowboy boot?
one of the things that enraged me during the last presidential campaign was "Sportsmen for Bush" bumper stickers. i understand that one may interpret support for liberal firearms laws as support for hunting, but considering that gun laws in the United States have never put onerous restrictions on the firearms appropriate to hunting perhaps it would be better to consider stewardship of wildlife and wetlands. W isn't known for being concerned with preserving wild spaces. (and i'm sure![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
loloc and shellyinseattle can point out numerous examples.)
i heard a theory (and if someone can link me to a written version of this, i'd appreciate it EDIT:thanks, textualdeviance) that it dosn't matter what we do with natural resources or the environment, because God has given us just enough to last until the Rapture. my churchgoing days are long over, but i could have sworn that there was something said to Adam about being responsible for all the stuff he named.
i always hated Pinocchio.
anyone else have an image of a well-dressed cricket being crushed under a cowboy boot?
one of the things that enraged me during the last presidential campaign was "Sportsmen for Bush" bumper stickers. i understand that one may interpret support for liberal firearms laws as support for hunting, but considering that gun laws in the United States have never put onerous restrictions on the firearms appropriate to hunting perhaps it would be better to consider stewardship of wildlife and wetlands. W isn't known for being concerned with preserving wild spaces. (and i'm sure
loloc and shellyinseattle can point out numerous examples.)i heard a theory (and if someone can link me to a written version of this, i'd appreciate it EDIT:thanks, textualdeviance) that it dosn't matter what we do with natural resources or the environment, because God has given us just enough to last until the Rapture. my churchgoing days are long over, but i could have sworn that there was something said to Adam about being responsible for all the stuff he named.
i always hated Pinocchio.
