By John on Feb 29, 2008 in Crime, Culture, Gay Issues, Religion, Right Wingnuts, Society | 0 Comments
All these religious right wingnuts think they absolve themselves of any responsibility for the violence purpetrated against gay people when they say, “Oh we don’t hate gays, we just hate the sin.” Bullshit. This is what you have wrought, and you will stand in judgement for it. These wingnuts love to invoke the Old Testament wrath of God when it comes to homosexuality. I’d remind them the prophets of the Old Testament were usually warning of God’s wrath in the context of how corrupt the religious leaders’ of that time had become. Micah summed it well: “He hath showed thee, O man, what is good; and what doth the LORD require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?”
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By John on Oct 27, 2007 in Crime, Fun Stuff, Humor, Places, Society, St. Petersburg | 0 Comments
This is a collection of news items for the week ending October 28, 2007. It includes stories of drunken elephants, a necrophilia plot in Citrus County, and a classic trash to treasure story.
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By John on Jul 29, 2007 in Crime, Places, Politics, Society, The Courts | 0 Comments
This post summarizes various smaller news items of interest that I found during the week of July 23, 2007.
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By John on May 19, 2007 in Crime, Culture, Gay Issues, General, Holidays, Humor, Places, Science, Society, Technology | 0 Comments
I’m posting the weekly news round up early this week, May 20, 2007. I have to be in Orlando tomorrow morning (Sunday) at 8am to attend a software conference.
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By John on Jun 16, 2006 in Crime, Places, Society, St. Petersburg | 0 Comments
It’s true. Two neighbors living in a apartments in a warehouse structure in St. Petersburg got into an argument. One of the men apparently went back to his apartment and got a sword; returned to the argument; and killed the other guy.
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By John on Jun 4, 2006 in Science, Society | 0 Comments
DNA. Carpet fibers. Fingerprints. Given the wealth of forensic information, you’d think police would solve each and every murder. Unfortunately, you’d be wrong. According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, in 2004, 62.6% of homicides were “cleared,” leaving a substantial portion of murder cases unresolved.
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