• Friday Talks

    by  • January 9, 2009 • too random • 10 Comments

    Rachel Maddow has become my new intellectual crush …


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    2. beth
      January 9, 2009 at

      FYI– saturday at 11am–

      National Day of Emergency Mass Action:
      Stop the U.S./Israeli War on Palestine!
      Let Gaza Live!

      Saturday, January 10
      Mass March in San Francisco
      Gather at 11am at Civic Center Plaza, Larkin and Grove Sts., Civic Center BART

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    3. LJ
      January 9, 2009 at

      Hmm, I didn’t know it was “bash Israel on a cycling website” day…

      FYI, the rap video is set in Lod, inside Israel (the town where the main airport is located, near Tel Aviv), where DAM (the group) is based….so its sort strange that it served as a catalyst for a debate on the current conflict in Gaza. But whatever…its all the same, right?

      I wonder if there will be a parallel protest “Stop the Hamas rocket attacks on people living within undisputed borders!”…I doubt it, because that’s not relevant, right?

      LJ

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    4. Sabine
      January 9, 2009 at

      I don’t think condemning the action of one group automatically equates to condoning the action of another.

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    5. Holly Roberts
      January 9, 2009 at

      Rachel Maddow is my intellectual crush too – even though I’m totally straight. She’d be fun to sit and have a few beers with, although I’m sure a lot of beer would be coming out of my nose from the laughter…

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    6. Eric
      January 11, 2009 at

      I do like the humor of Rachel and Keith. I don’t know… I find her too partisan though. I wouldn’t call her show intellectually stimulating. I prefer the News Hour on PBS. I saw a round table discussion on monetary and fiscal policy on CNN this afternoon…. Ouch, that one made the brain hurt… that was good stuff.

      Eric

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    7. Michael Hernandez
      January 12, 2009 at

      “here are the people who pay the price”

      my ignorance weighs on me

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    8. Cchaitc3o
      January 12, 2009 at

      I guess we all have Jon Stewart to thank for waking the minds of major media outlets to the fact that we were willing to accept a satirical view more easily than a filtered one. Why did it have to take seven out of eight years for it to come around?

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    9. Michael Hernandez
      January 12, 2009 at

      i’m not sure it has, brudda.

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    10. uhhh
      January 13, 2009 at

      yeah this makes me want to go live in belgium… anyone else coming?

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