Poor Mojo's Two Minute Hate

i am not happy feeling like this. there are times when i really feel so bad that i hate both life and love.

So does the guy at the laundromat.

I do not hate Noah.

But the creepy guy who lives next to the movie theater does.

I did not know if this person was being an ass or is simply that daft. I replied to them as I would anyone, No. I was NICE about it, because I couldn't figure out what the hell this person was doing.... Normally I would scowl someone for being off topic and mentioning something obviously personal and irrelevant in the context an interesting discussion of a thread. This person has always blind-sided me with their idea of "on topic" and continue to do so...

It occurs to me that this person does not realized I'm the same person they are accusing of victimizing them. I find them both amusing and hate them entirely. I think my hatred over writes my amusements, but it's hard to say. I can't believe this person would be so daft as to directly reply to my post and whine about me to myself.

Both major party presidential candidates, Barack Obama and John McCain point to high gasoline prices and say, "Let's punish oil companies by stealing some of their profits."

So much for common sense. Oil companies have to make a good percentage of profit in order to afford new drilling or new refining capacity so as to create more supply. Without increased supply, demand will drive prices higher than ever. But then nobody ever accused politicians of exhibiting common sense, wouldn't you say?...

Profits are a measure of efficiency and wise decisions. Since government does not use profit as a measure, governments have no way of gauging their own efficiency or the wisdom of their own decisions ... and of course most departments of most governments become notoriously inefficient. This reason alone is enough to justify extremely limited (libertarian) government.

Nonetheless politicians and bureaucrats, to live with themselves psychologically, have to justify in their minds what they are doing. Otherwise most of them would feel so much inner conflict they would quit politics or government service altogether. Therefore, government worshippers tend to develop a subconscious hatred for profits.

"Oh, don't get us wrong. We don't hate profits. We just hate obscene profits!"

Who are they kidding? There are no such things as obscene wise decisions or obscene efficiencies. They hate because they are afraid of efficiency and wise decisions ... two realms they are not accustomed to.

I've not been online for quite some time , and now here I am. Facing the computer screen basically ruining my eyesight , listening to more trashy music bahh , well metaphorically i guess. Feeling nauseous , dysfunctional and hatred after the long ride to kl and back here , I was screaming my lungs out in the car at my extraterrestrial , emotional "scene" brother about the stupid fucking radio , numskull.

Long story short , I went to Parade with my mum since I had nothing to do beside rotting at home in the afternoon. When she was off to gym , carried my lazy-ass tooshie up to the book cafe and started sketching stuffs. After an disenchantment hour , drawing an human eye was that difficult after all, whoopee.

According to Jeffery Long (Unruh 2007), the internet, which we use a tool of communication and knowledge has frequently being abuse and has become a vehicle of the worst human impulses, as reflected in the websites devoted to fomenting hatred and violence against a particular religion or ethnic groups. BBC news (2004) has also stated that net is being used by racist and extremist groups trying to recruit new members and spread their message. Hindu American Community had filed a report against Christian hate site which force its ministry at teaching Christians. This is ethically wrong because everyone has the right to choose their own beliefs

Hate Sites are morally and ethically wrong because the effects and message that they are sending to the people are not positive.

What can we do to prevent Hate Sites from spreading?

Computer are changing the way human makes decisions therefore we must decide when to trust computer and when not to trust them (Edgar 2003, pp. 1-8) because some of the information provided by the hate sites are not reliable.

(Ironically, it's those who are most vocally opposed to hate who seem to spew the most venom towards their ideological opponents. Hypocrisy abounds.)

I, on the other hand, don't have a problem with hate per se. It's how that hate is used that makes all the difference. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8:

This just strengthens my hatred....

Note: this is not a rant on why I hate Twilight AGAIN, because I honestly don’t care that much. This is a rant on why I hate people.

Things are different here. The magazine is on trial.

Two members of the Canadian Islamic Congress say the magazine, Maclean’s, Canada’s leading newsweekly, violated a provincial hate speech law by stirring up hatred against Muslims. They say the magazine should be forbidden from saying similar things, forced to publish a rebuttal and made to compensate Muslims for injuring their “dignity, feelings and self-respect.”

The British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal, which held five days of hearings on those questions here last week, will soon rule on whether Maclean’s violated the law.

If my teachers had had an ounce of human decency in them they might have assigned us “Macbeth” or Caesar’s “Gallic Wars,” figuring that the merry carnage would at least hold the boys’ interest for a while. Or they could have saddled us with “The Stranger,” which had the mitigating charm of being glib and pretentious and would thus have kept the kids who were obviously going to end up at Bard happy. But by insisting that we write a full report on an uncompromisingly depressing 19th-century novel by a writer who never allowed a single ray of sunshine to brighten his work, the powers-that-be at Cardinal Dougherty High School were merely taunting the student body.

Last week Rice made the rounds on the morning talk show circuit, just days after rebuffing a subpoena from House Oversight and Government Reform Committee about the intelligence that was used to make a case for war with Iraq.

"Rice was dispatched to three Sunday shows last weekend to bat away Tenet's book before '60 Minutes' broadcast its interview with him that night. But in each appearance her statements raised more questions than they answered," writes Rich. "She was persistently at odds with the record, not just the record as spun by Tenet but also the public record. She must be held to a higher standard -- aka the truth -- before she too jumps ship."

In what Democratic leadership accurately described as a political ploy, 3-5 thousand people were bused in to Raleigh yesterday to condemn their peaceful, and loving neighbors who just happen to be of the same sex. The contrast is stark between yesterday's rally supporting constitutionalized discrimination and the NAACP rally last month calling on the legislature to actualize their stated commitment to civil rights and civil liberties.

To their credit, Senate pro Basnight and Hackney were not moved. In response to Called2Action Chairman Steve Noble's assertion that his group is "able to bring pressure to bear on the people who have bottled [the amendment] up," the N&O reports that