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Unblogged Bits (Mon. 6-Dec-10 2230)

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

  1. Are Christians Really Oppressed? – The sense of “oppression” some Christians are squawking so loudly about is because they are slipping away from being the universal norm. It used to be “normal” that everyone was Christian (except for, y’know, that Jewish family on the other block), and that everyone celebrated Christmas, and that nobody would object to a Ten Commandments in the public square. It’s not that it used to be “fair” — it’s that “Christianity” used to be the social norm. As that changes, yes, Christians are facing a reduction in the assumption of universal privilege and being the universal religion. That’s not oppression; that’s learning to “work and play well with others.”
  2. Google Wave Is Now an Apache Project: Jolie O’Dell
  3. Zero Percent Of Lesbian-Raised Children Report Abuse | The Onion – America’s Finest News Source | American Voices – Is it wrong that I can hear Bryan Fischer in some of these answers?
  4. Take That, Apple! Mozilla Adopts Baby Firefoxes : TreeHugger – TEH CUTE! (We have Firefoxes/Red Pandas at the Denver Zoo, too. They are also Teh Cute.)
  5. Deficit commission proposes axing commercial spaceflight without knowing what it is | Tor.com | Science fiction and fantasy | Blog posts
  6. Three Huge Problems with a Borders Deal for Barnes & Noble – Deal Journal – WSJ – There’d certainly be some potential savings in locations (like, ahem, just near us) where there are both stores. I don’t prefer one vs. the other, so that’s no great loss in either direction. I just hate to think there’s only one chain bricks-n-mortar book store in the country.
  7. The Case of the Fired Fiancé | People For the American Way Blog – Needless to say, I’m worried about how a business-centric SCOTUS will rule on this one.
  8. The lawless Wild West attacks WikiLeaks – Glenn Greenwald – Salon.com – The prize certainly has to go to Sen. Mitch McConnell (GOP, natch), who said, “I think the man is a high-tech terrorist. He’s done an enormous damage to our country, and I think he needs to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. And if that becomes a problem, we need to change the law.” That’s right — if you can’t find a law to prosecute someone … the law. I don’t care what you think about WikiLeaks, that’s gotta be just a smidge alarming.
  9. A HUGE looping prominence on the Sun! | Bad Astronomy | Discover Magazine – Yikes!
  10. ThinkProgress » Obama Agrees To Extend All Bush Tax Cuts And Cut Estate Tax In Deal With Republicans – While the extension of unemployment benefits for another 13 months is critical, and some targeted incentive tax cuts may be helpful, both the estate tax deal and the temporary Bush tax cut deals are just hugely expensive bribes for the GOP. I think fighting for what’s right here would have been better, though it’s easy enough for me to say that when I’m not unemployed and losing my benefits.
  11. Republican Freshmen Seek Out Corporate Donors | People For the American Way Blog – Yeah, that (and the vice-versa) is a freaking surprise.
  12. If Web Browsers Were Celebrities [Infographic] | Walyou – Heh.
  13. ThinkProgress » Exclusive: Memos Reveal Anti-Muslim Group’s Early Efforts To Bring Islamophobia Into The Mainstream – Ha-ha! Poor saps! We got our copy of “Obsession” free in the mailbox in 2008, neener-neener. No need for us to pay the $17.95 of the prospective-bigot-on-the-street! We didn’t even need an “edgy, hip and fun!” logo!
  14. Narnia Fans are overly sensitive – See, if someone wanted to simply disagree, or even point out what Lewis wrote about the stories, that would be fine. Getting into a defensive hissy-snit is, at the very least, unbecoming.
  15. Semper Fidel-ish – I have no doubt that the vast majority of Marines will obey orders post-DADT, adjust to new conditions, and make their country proud. I have no doubt there will be a very few who leave, and I have no doubt that there are a few who will make trouble. But to decide on policy — and second-guess the spirit of the majority — based on that fraction that will cause trouble actually dishonors the Corps as a whole.
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