Family Circle DroughtI skipped the analysis of yesterday's Family Circus cartoon because I figured you're probably sick of them by now. However, some brilliant deconstructions of Monday's strip (see the comments under yesterday's item about the Crazy Jesus Ladies) has persuaded me to keep this bit going a while longer. So ... Billy, sitting in his little blue overstuffed chair, is watching TV with Daddy, who is sitting in a big, teal, overstuffed chair and holding PJ. On the TV screen we see two blonde women and a mop-topped man in a suit; all three TV people are sitting at a table and under a title which reads "What Caused This Drought?" Billy says, "I know what caused it! Too many kids saying' 'rain, rain, go away ... '" Explication: The blonde bimbos and the vacuous-looking sandy-haired man prove that the TV is tuned to Fox News. The "drought" the anchors are pontificating and theorizing about is the fabled "dearth of media outlets that don't demonstrate liberal bias." Billy says that kids (i.e., people like you and me) caused this "drought" by asking God to make outfits like Townhall and National Review "go away." However, neither Billy nor Daddy seem that upset about said "drought," meaning that either they don't buy into the "liberal bias" meme, or that they do believe in it, and are glad, GLAD! that it exists. Prediction: Sean Hannity will be fired after being caught in a menage a trois with Rita Cosby and Laurie Dhue. Well, that's one idea. Let's see what Donna has to say about this strip:
This sounds plausible to me, but maybe you have a different analysis. 7:41:01 AM |
Won't Somebody Please Think of the Children? From a review/promo for James Dobson's new book about same-sex marriage, Marriage Under Fire: Why We Must Win This Battle:
Ooooh, scary! Anyway, Dobson explains that ever since the 1940s, homosexual activists have been futhering their master plan to destroy marriage and families by trying to join these institutions.
And how can we, as Christians, fight this massive conspiracy?
So, the ol' "Take us to Duff Gardens, Take us to Duff Gardens" plan. Sheer brilliance, James! 6:51:24 AM |
The Commie Plot to Turn Your Kids Into New World Order Drones and Worse!While she can't compete with Sadly, No!'s new friend Shane Swing, I have, by following a link from TownHall, met one Debbie O'Hara ("Debbie O'Hara is a homemaker, wife and mother of eight children. . . She is an avid reader, and did the necessary research to provide a comprehensive homeschool curriculum for her children. This led her to closely examine the political direction our country has been following.") In a piece entitled Time is Now For Exodus From Government Schools, Debbie explains why Baptists should pull their kids out of public school, and thus collapse the whole system: (a) Because the secret goal of public school education is to make kids stupid, so they'll be good subjects of the U.N.'s New World Order; and (b) Because public schools teach evolution, which turns kids into lazy, rebellious homosexuals/ divorcees/pornographers/suicide victims. This is all part of the Communist plan.
Well, Darwin wasn't a divorced welfare-leech/pornographer, as far as I know --so yes, we should be surprised to find that the teaching of evolution is responsible for an increase in homosexuality.
But Debbie saved her kids from this fate by home-schooling them. No Commies in her family! 6:28:03 AM |
Conspiracy Theories"The flames of hedonism, the flames of narcissism, the flames of self-centered morality are licking at the very foundation of our society, the family unit" -- Bob Barr, speaking of the Defense of Marriage Act in 1986.
Because if Barr's reputation has suffered, it must be because his enemies conspired to defame him -- what else could it be? And his good name is worth $30 million, easy. Anyway, the judges wouldn't let Barr's suit go forward because he failed to file his conspiracy charges against Clinton and Carville within the three year window the law allows, and failed to show that the information Flynt printed about him was false (and the First Amendment allows people to print true stuff, even if it makes some pro-life, family values-types look like sleazy hypocrites.
Oh, and speaking of Flynt, it seems that another anti-abortion, family values conservative can rest a little easier now, because Larry isn't naming names.
If Flynt would have paid a million dollars for their story, I wonder what somebody else would have paid them to keep their mouths shut? 5:47:58 AM |
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