So, in the social media news of the day, we find the following story: Employers ask job seekers for Facebook passwords When Justin Bassett interviewed for a new job, he expected the usual questions about experience and references. So he was astonished when the interviewer asked for something else: his … Continue reading →
Noted Elsewhere as a response to someone’s rebuttal argument about something that I’m quite certain was positively earth-shattering in its importance, was this gem: “Wait, what’s that? None of these claims can be supported by actual facts and evidence, or even make sense? WELL FUQ YOU, THIS IS MY OPINION, … Continue reading →
Continuing on this line of thought: http://www.firstamendmentcenter.org/news.aspx?id=22454 Kansas woman charged in flag-desecration case files suit By The Associated Press 01.02.10 OMAHA, Neb. — A Kansas woman accused of violating Nebraska’s flag-desecration law two years ago filed a lawsuit Dec. 30 against more than a dozen officials, including the state’s governor … Continue reading →
This story is getting passed around various blogs; I’m adding it here as part of a larger question, which I’ll continue in subsequent posts this week. — http://blasphemy.ie/2010/01/01/atheist-ireland-publishes-25-blasphemous-quotes/ blasphemy.ie January 1, 2010 Atheist Ireland Publishes 25 Blasphemous Quotes Filed under: Atheist Ireland, Campaign, Freedom of Speech, Is this Blasphemy?, Quotes … Continue reading →
