When Video Games are Outlawed, Only Outlaws Will Have Funs

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Thursday February 07, 2013 · 10:03 AM PST

2013/02/07 · 10:03

The truth is that it takes more than violent media to create a killer. Hitler never played Call of Duty.

EdwardMurray

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Friday October 12, 2012 · 8:26 AM PDT

2012/10/12 · 08:26

Timeshare magnate David Siegel recently sent a letter to his 7,000 Westgate Resorts employees telling them that if Obama is elected, he will have to fire some of them. Apparently, the munificent Siegel would have no choice but to lay off his workers while hecontinues construction on his own $100 million home.

EdwardMurray

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Thursday April 19, 2012 · 8:25 AM PDT

2012/04/19 · 08:25

Congresswoman Virginia Foxx is the Chairperson of the Higher Education & Workforce Training Subcommittee. So she’s well versed on the complicated issue of the current student loan bubble, correct? Actually, no. It turns out that Virginia Foxx knows about as much about the specifics behind the student loan crisis as Red Foxx; who is dead.

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Thursday February 02, 2012 · 11:06 AM PST

2012/02/02 · 11:06

A lush parlor. The light of a fireplace shines softly through brandy snifters. Sophia, a blue tabby cat, and Henry, a black Bombay cat, lounge luxuriously.

EdwardMurray

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Monday January 16, 2012 · 10:14 AM PST

2012/01/16 · 10:14

Hey, Mitt Romney here. I recently spoke with some residents from the publicly-owned state of Iowa and explained to these individual corporations of voters that "corporations make money... everything corporations earn ultimately goes to people," which therefore means that "corporations are people." Now I'll be the first to admit that I'm no Satan, but I can't understand why this concept is so hard to understand. By the way, I'm hypnotizing you with my orthodonture work right now.

EdwardMurray

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Friday January 06, 2012 · 6:54 AM PST

2012/01/06 · 06:54

There are crazy people in the world, and many of them are in politics. In the past few weeks, we have had the opportunity to view the traveling insane asylum that is the clash of blundering campaigns for the next GOP Presidential nomination. It's imperative to draw attention to the litany of inane declarations made up to this point in order to illustrate just how completely out of touch these people are with the American middle-class. And I don't mean out of touch like "You're such a square, old man! I'm outta here!" I mean out of touch like asking these GOP candidates to address the needs of the middle-class is like asking your dog to take the SAT.

EdwardMurray

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Wednesday January 04, 2012 · 2:15 PM PST

2012/01/04 · 14:15

It seems that those nestled snugly in the crack of our nation's ultra-wealthy are confused about why they seem to be unpopular in the media. Many are now publicly expressing their support of the financial-legislative complex, but still wondering why thousands of people all across the country are identifying with the Occupy movement. Maybe it has something to do with the disturbing mentality of the elite that asks with arrogantly wide-eyed obliviousness, "Is it too much to ask that everyone just sit down and be nice while we destroy the middle class?"

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Friday December 23, 2011 · 10:45 AM PST

2011/12/23 · 10:45

The media’s latest attempt to undercut the message of Occupy movements all across the globe is by touting the “cost” of these protests. Many sources are reporting that Occupy movements are costing cities hundreds of thousands of dollars in police overtime because apparently it takes an entire precinct to make sure that 50 people don't sleep through the night. When an internal city memorandum stated that Occupy Vancouver had cost its city nearly a million dollars in taxpayer money, the organizers did something brilliant: they broke down the cost of what they were doing for the city of Vancouver.

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Monday December 19, 2011 · 9:52 AM PST

2011/12/19 · 09:52

Thousands of people across the world are actively maintaining the front line of the Occupy movement; this article is not for those people. Those protestors are currently engrossed in alchemizing pepper spray salves out of Maalox and moxie. This article is for those who don't consider themselves to be politically radical but say: "Sure, our country is operating under an unsustainable system of financial irresponsibility and pay-for-legislation that will eventually destroy the middle-class... but what can I do about it?"

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Thursday October 13, 2011 · 8:06 AM PDT

2011/10/13 · 08:06

Erick Erickson, a man who would have you believe that he is just your typical, fed-up American, put together the We Are the 53% in response to the We Are the 99% and Occupy Wall Street movements. We Are the 53% refers to the 47% of American entities who pay no income tax in this country. This group of lazy, uncreative, freeloaders include those in the low-income bracket, the elderly, the disabled, Bank of America, General Electric, ExxonMobil, and Citigroup.

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Thursday October 06, 2011 · 8:40 AM PDT

2011/10/06 · 08:40

It’s not just Occupy Wall Street anymore.

According to occupytogether.org, there are nearly 500 cities in 46 states across the country that are currently running, or are planning Occupy events in the month of October. This is proof that Occupy Wall Street is growing, not only in its numbers, but in its ability to spread its message to as many Americans as possible in an attempt to end the financial manipulation of our government by those who bastardize the freedoms and ideals of the United States of America.

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Friday September 30, 2011 · 12:51 PM PDT

2011/09/30 · 12:51

The thousands of individuals currently inhabiting Zuccotti Park for the Occupy Wall Street protest have succeeded in garnering enough attention to force the following question upon our nation: "What exactly are they doing?"

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