The Other McCain

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Sexual Savagery and the New Abnormal

Posted on | October 24, 2013 | 42 Comments

Where did this sudden tsunami of sexual perversion come from? Months of dealing with the “Free Kate” freak show has opened my eyes to how pervasive the “Desire Is Destiny” concept has become: Whatever kinky weirdness you want is now defended as a “right,” and anyone who criticizes deviance is denounced for “hate” and “bigotry.” Normal sex — man and wife, making babies — is viewed as odd, because now everybody’s supposed to be doing it The San Francisco Way.

How about a childhood that includes intercourse at age 8 and massive amounts of porn-watching? That was how R&B singer Chris Brown developed his abusive predatory sexual worldview:

His parents divorced when he was seven, and before long he and his sister and mother were living with her new husband in a trailer park . . .
He lost his virginity when he was eight years old, to a local girl who was 14 or 15. Seriously? “Yeah, really. Uh-huh.” He grins and chuckles. “It’s different in the country.” Brown grew up with a great gang of boy cousins, and they watched so much porn that he was raring to go. “By that point, we were already kind of like hot to trot, you know what I’m saying? Like, girls, we weren’t afraid to talk to them; I wasn’t afraid. So, at eight, being able to do it, it kind of preps you for the long run, so you can be a beast at it. You can be the best at it.” (Now 24, he doesn’t want to say how many women he’s slept with: “But you know how Prince had a lot of girls back in the day? Prince was, like, the guy. I’m just that, today. But most women won’t have any complaints if they’ve been with me. They can’t really complain. It’s all good.”)

Where’s an FBI Task Force when you really need one, huh? Everybody involved in raising this twisted creep should be in prison. As it is, Ally Fogg can only lament the obvious facts:

The quoted paragraph is grimly fascinating. There is not the slightest suggestion that Brown considers himself a victim, not for a moment does he suggest he was anything but in control of the situation. First he makes a joke about it. Then he flaunts it as a badge of masculine achievement and slides quickly — far too quickly — into boasting of his sexual prowess. This is precisely how many abused boys rationalise and cope with their experiences in a culture where men can never admit to weakness, and particularly never admit to having been used and abused by a girl. By the end of the paragraph, the reader could easily forget that he was eight years old. Eight.

It’s important that the public education system do its part:

INDIANA – A high school chemistry teacher has been fired after being accused of taking his students to a strip club and allowing them to drink alcohol at his home.
According to a probable cause affidavit, 31-year-old Travis Lechien, a teacher at Hanover Central High School in Cedar Lake allowed students visit him at home “on four or five separate occasions.”

Meanwhile, Creeping Sharia offers this frightening news:

Two men training at Fort Leonard Wood are in custody after deputies say they tried to abduct a 12-year-old girl in Pulaski County Friday afternoon.
Mohammed Mahmoud Omar Mefleh, 34, and Antoine Clela, 31, were charged with enticement of a child and harassment.
The victim told police she was playing with a sibling in her yard when Mefleh and Clela approached her several times and tried to lure her into their vehicle. She told officers they kept asking for sexual favors.
The suspects are with a foreign military in a middle eastern country and are part of a training mission at Fort Leonard Wood, just a couple miles from where the attempted abduction took place.

You must be an Islamophobic racist if you think that’s newsworthy.

 

Category: Crime, Culture, Sex

News of Brett Kimberlin’s RICO Suit Reaches a Certain Bunker in Berlin

Posted on | October 24, 2013 | 43 Comments

This was posted at John Hoge’s Hogewash blog and I don’t know who deserves credit for the production, but it is an excellent summary of the fundamental strategic error in Brett Kimberlin’s latest lawfare:

By the way, BomberSuesBloggers.com announced yesterday it met its first fundraising goal of $2,000 to assist the five defendants in the Maryland Kimberlin v. Walker, et al., lawsuit, and also has sent its first check to an attorney for one of the defendants. This is an important case for Internet free speech rights. Thanks to all who have given so far, and I urge everyone to do what they can to help keep up the momentum against Kimberlin and his “unsavory” operatives.

Yes, among other things he’s suing us for calling his operatives “unsavory.” While we expect that our lawyers can get the case dismissed in the preliminary stages, one smiles at the prospect of a trial, where Kimberlin’s “excellent friend” Bill Schmalfeldt is asked to read aloud his perverse “Butt Stuff” rantings that got him banned from Daily Kos.

 

BomberSuesBloggers.com

 

Category: Bill Schmalfeldt, The Kimberlin Files

Media Can’t Spin ObamaCare ‘Debacle’

Posted on | October 24, 2013 | 43 Comments

You know it’s a complete botch when even the Democrat-Media Complex — NBC, ABC, CBS — can’t ignore the failure:

(Hat-tip: Donald Douglas at American Power.)

 


Category: Uncategorized

Michigan Teachers Sue Corrupt Union

Posted on | October 24, 2013 | 21 Comments

The dishonest racket known as the Michigan Education Association (MEA) resorts to brass-knuckle extortion methods:

Michigan teachers are discovering that their union is determined to make it as hard as possible for them to take advantage of the state’s new right-to-work law, which prohibits workers from being forced to pay dues to a union. . . .
Eight teachers sued the MEA on Monday. They are being represented by the conservative Mackinac Center Legal Foundation. Their complaint alleges the union is violating the intent of the right-to-work law by only giving them a very brief period — the month of August — to drop their membership.
One of the eight, Coopersville teacher Miriam Chanski, told MEA in a May letter she was leaving the union. MEA denied her request because it was sent in too early.
She claims the union did not tell her this at the time. She only learned of the August opt-out window in September. That was when MEA informed her she would now have to pay another year’s dues.
“It surprised me that there would be more to the process — I had not heard anything else,” she told the local ABC affiliate.
It got worse for her when MEA said that if she didn’t continue to pay, they would report her to a collection agency, which would negatively affect her credit rating.
“My credit is very personal to me and it’s something I take pride in,” Chanski said.

(Hat-tip: Instapundit.)

 

Category: Education, Michigan, Unions

LIVE AT FIVE: 10.24.13

Posted on | October 24, 2013 | 8 Comments

— compiled by Wombat-socho


TOP NEWS
White House Steps Up Damage Control On Obamacare Rollout

Just like an infomercial.

GOP increases the pressure to delay parts of PPACA

Chancellor Merkel’s Phone Frustration May Complicate US Relations
Carney denies everything, of course.


Jury Finds Bank Of America Liable For Countrywide Mortgage Fraud
Caused millions in losses at Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac



POLITICS
Heated Start To Detroit Bankruptcy Trial

Protesters supporting unions, retirees outside the federal courthouse

Lead attorney Bruce Bennett on negotiations with unions: “What we got was ‘no’.”


Obamacare Web Troubles: What’s Known So Far, And What Questions Remain


White House Fires Twitter Mole

Teachers Unions Fight Bill Barring Sex Offenders From Schools

Obama To Urge Congress To Pass Immigration Reform

Army: Only Two Brigades Combat-Ready

Rep. Grayson Blasted For Anti-Tea Party Fundraising Letter Showing Burning Cross



THE ECONOMY, STUPID
US Crude Sinks To Lowest Since July: NYMEX $96.47, Brent $108.74
PRC Manufacturing Beats Forecasts
Starbucks Getting Into The Tea Business
AT&T Reports Record Smartphone Sales, Higher Profits In Third Quarter
Icahn Launches Website To Push For Apple Changes
Unemployment Little Changed At 7.2% As Economy Remains Sluggish
LinkedIn Launches New Mobile Email App
Facebook Removes Gruesome Beheading Video, Reviews Content Policies
Yahoo Snaps Up LookFlow to Improve Flickr
New Surface Tablets Once Again Meaninglessly Dissed For Low Repairability
BlueStacks, Big Fish Deal To Bring Android Games To PCs And Macs



SPORTS
Lester, Red Sox Rout Sloppy Cardinals

Dustin Pedroia hugs David Ortiz after Ortiz’ seventh-inning homer

Boston wins 8-1, and it wasn’t even that close



Johnny Weir Hangs Up Skates, Takes Up Microphone For NBC


Lincecum Agrees To Two-Year, $35 Million Deal With Giants

Reds Promote Pitching Coach Price To Manager

Senators Crush Wings 6-1

Bruins Beat Sabres 5-2

Vatican Launches Cricket Team, Hopes To Play Anglican XI

Bloomberg Franchise Valuations: Nationals Worth $850 Million



FAMOUS FOR BEING FAMOUS
Danielle Fishel Slams The Haters

Former “Boy Meets World” actress throws down on Twitter

Fires back at criticisms of her weight, marriage to younger man

Lindsay Lohan Hitting Tough Notes At East Village Karaoke Bar

Jeremy Piven Pay At Center Of “Entourage” Movie Flap

Paul Feig Lands Animated “Peanuts” Flick For Fox

Minka Kelly, Chris Evans Split: What Went Wrong

“Basketball Wives” Reunion Show Shut Down

Clint Eastwood’s Wife Dina Files For Divorce

Rapper Ja Rule Wants To Write Cookbook Of Microwaveable Recipes



FOREIGNERS
Spain’s Recession Over – Cold Comfort For Jobless
Russia Drops Piracy Charges Against Greenpeace Group
Pakistan PM Sharif Urges Obama To Halt Drone Strikes
Pope Francis Suspends “Bishop Of Bling”
US Iran Policy Unites Israel, Saudi Arabia
After Stumbling In Syria, NSC Pushes Blame On Obama
Crews On Edge As NSW Blaze Flares Up
US/Russian Relations Thawing Over Syria?
Berlusconi Indicted In Corruption Case



BLOGS & STUFF
Dead Republican Party: Restoring America
First Street Journal: The Mark Of A Liar
Chicks On The Right: Alan Grayson Is The Worst Person In The World
Proof Positive: Obamboozle
Michelle Malkin: Don’t Forget Obamacare’s Electronic Medical Records Wreck; also, Glenn Beck And The GOP’s Grover Norquist Problem, Revisited
Twitchy: “You Let Them Die!” Hillary Heckled About Benghazi During Speech
American Power: Network Anchors Rip Obamacare Rollout – “Debacle”, “A Mess”, “A Complete Disaster”
American Thinker: Ted Cruz Spots A Tsunami
Blackmailers Don’t Shoot: Wonderful Wednesday – Homicide Hotel
Don Surber: Daily Scoreboard, October 23
Jammie Wearing Fools: It’s Come To This – Nigerians Now Complaining About Ted Cruz Joke
JustOneMinute: Obamafail – What Did The President Not Know, And When Did He Not Know It?
Pat Dollard: John McCain Kicks Man Out Of Town Hall For Asking Why He’s Aiding Al Qaeda
Protein Wisdom: SHOCKER – CBS Reports Healthcare.Gov Lies To Customers About Their Insurance Premiums
Shot In The Dark: Joe Biden, Security Consultant
The Jawa Report: Online Jihad + Healthcare.gov = Leno Funny
The Lonely Conservative: Now Democrats Want To Delay Obamacare Mandate For A Year
Megan McArdle: Why Obamacare Is Like Three Mile Island


Category: Live at Five

Bill Schmalfeldt Proves Me Right

Posted on | October 23, 2013 | 98 Comments

After more than a month of Bill Schmalfeldt claiming I was “served” with the Kimberlin v. Walker, et al., lawsuit at a Maryland address, Schmalfeldt published the registered mail receipt reproduced below, which proves conclusively that I was not served. Schmalfeldt is now claiming that there is a “story” here, but what could that story be?

If you look closely — click on the image to enlarge — you see that Kimberlin did not check Box 4 (“Restricted Delivery”), and so anyone could sign for receipt. What we are likely to see, alas, is a repeat of the “Who is Jerry Fletcher?” act Schmalfeldt pulled last year:

“By 5 pm today, October 26, Eastern Time, you will write to me . . . and tell me everything you know . . . Is he Jerry Fletcher? WHO is Jerry Fletcher. I want it all, Doug.”

Right. Who is “Doug”? And who is “Jerry Fletcher”? Who is the woman who signed for this package? And why would anyone care?

What this proves is what I said all along: I have not been served in Maryland, because I don’t live in Maryland, and if Schmalfeldt thinks there is a “story” in why a woman in Maryland signed for a package — “WHO is Mrs. Ford? I want it all, Stacy!” — he’s insane.

But we already knew Bill Schmalfeldt is insane, eh?

However, Schmalfeldt has also proven me right in another way: Bill is working closely with his “excellent friend” Brett Kimberlin, and this is a crucial point in the lawsuit:

4. Defendants falsely wrote that other targets of theirs were part of “Team Kimberlin” and published that Plaintiff controlled, paid, and directed this vast network of “unsavory” operatives.

Hasn’t Bill Schmalfeldt just proven he is part of “Team Kimberlin”? I mean, he’s got privileged access to Kimberlin’s legal proceedings. And, meanwhile, Bill Schmalfeldt has also proven his Team Kimberlin colleague “Xenophon” a liar:

“Robert Stacy McCain never acknowledges errors or mistakes. For example, in May of 2012 he claimed to have left his home in Maryland for fear of Brett Kimberlin. But this week, Kimberlin’s process server found him at the same address where he lived last May.”
— “Xenophon,” BreitbartUnmasked.com, Sept. 20, 2013

Kimberlin didn’t hire a “process server.”

Nobody “found” me in Maryland.

They were lying all along, just as I said all along.

UPDATE: John Hoge explains:

Maryland Rule 2-121 requires that service via mail be “by certified mail requesting: “Restricted Delivery — show to whom, date, address of delivery.” The Restricted Delivery box on Line 4 is not checked, so the letter carrier gave the mail to whomever would sign for it. The mail was signed for by someone named Ford, so it was not delivered to Stacy McCain.
One of the lawyers discussing Brett Kimberlin’s performance in the raft of frivolous suits he has filed against my codefendants and me used the phrase “amateur hour.”

May God always grant us foolish enemies.

 

BomberSuesBloggers.com

 

Category: Bill Schmalfeldt, The Kimberlin Files

Must Have Been Stabbed or Strangled

Posted on | October 23, 2013 | 39 Comments

Saw this headline at Memeorandum:

14-year-old student held without bail
in slaying of Danvers High teacher

The story doesn’t say how the teacher was killed, but the fact that MSNBC wasn’t running a gun-control telethon was a clue that she probably wasn’t shot to death. And Weasel Zippers ran this headline:

14 Year Old Black Student Murders
White 24 Year Old Teacher In Massachusetts

Yeah, dead teacher. But her civil rights weren’t violated, so don’t expect Al Sharpton to fly to Massachusetts for a protest rally.

 


Category: Crime, Media Bias

Contraceptive Culture: Normalizing the Abnormal and, Also, Vice-Versa

Posted on | October 23, 2013 | 103 Comments

Sex is about reproduction. This is the natural function of sex, biologically speaking, and it’s odd how the same liberal fanatics who enjoy endlessly lecturing us about Darwinism and global warming — “The science is settled!” — are so unscientific about sex. Instead, the sexual enthusiasms of liberals tend toward sterile non-procreative acts, while they react with horror at the idea that someone might engage in the normal act of reproduction with the expected result. If they can’t prevent pregnancy, liberals want to kill the resulting baby, apparently believing that motherhood itself is a weapon of patriarchal oppression.

This mentality is what I call “The Contraceptive Culture.” I’ve written about the subject occasionally for years (see “The Pill at 50: Unhappy Un-Birthday,” May 8, 2010) and my emphatic pro-life stance has sometimes led to readers mistaking me for Catholic.

Proudly Protestant, I nevertheless recognize that the encyclical Humane Vitae identified the fundamental problem with artificial contraception: It separates functions that naturally belong together. Whereas love, sex, marriage and parenthood are normally part of the same bundle, The Contraceptive Culture divides them up in a decidedly abnormal way, and once this strange way of thinking takes hold, it becomes difficult for people to understand what’s wrong with it.

My wife and I have six children, so we’ve heard all the anti-“breeder” jokes that are common to The Contraceptive Culture. Sometimes, however, you encounter truly hateful expressions of the anti-natal mindset, as when someone posted a photo of the Duggar family’s appearance at a Ken Cuccinelli gubernatorial campaign event in Virginia:

“Expansive meat tarp”? Such vicious and perverted comments are a product of the hostility to normal sex that has entrenched itself in liberal rhetoric. Democrats are now the party of sodomy and abortion, and outright hatred of normal people — especially, hatred toward Christian families — is considered entirely acceptable to so-called “progressives.” Consider a question Time magazine recently asked an NFL player:

Six kids? Regardless of your profession, it’s impossible to
be a good parent to six kids. Not enough hours in the day.

Really? Are you saying that my wife and I are bad parents? Do you have any idea how healthy, happy and successful our kids are? Molly Hemingway has an excellent take on this subject:

Since when did having kids become something that Americans irrationally fear and loathe?
The media remind us regularly that the most important cultural value relative to family life is what’s euphemistically called “choice.” The choice of whether to have kids or not is held so sacrosanct that our laws permit the decision to be made many months after a new human life begins. Some even advocate extending the choice to a period of time after birth. So why the weird reaction to people receiving children as a blessing instead of fighting them tooth and nail with hormones, chemicals, surgery and scissors? Do we need some remedial courses in how babies are made? It’s entirely natural, of course, for babies to be conceived when men and women have sex. Treating the entirely expected procreation of children as something to be avoided at all costs — and an unspeakable atrocity if one has, say, three children already — would be weird even if our culture weren’t obsessed with sex at all times, in all places, in every context, at every moment. . . .

Please read the whole thing.

 

 


Category: Abortion, Contraceptive Culture, Family, Marriage, Sex
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