THE NARRATIVE AND POLITICAL CORRECTNESS


Threats to freedom of speech, writing and action, though often trivial in isolation, are cumulative in their effect and, unless checked, lead to a general disrespect for the rights of the citizen. -George Orwell
Showing posts with label stuff that's gay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stuff that's gay. Show all posts

Friday, July 3, 2015

THIS DAY IN TWITCHY: JULY 2, 2015



Fiction becomes fact: Journalist Sarah O'Connor reports on killer robot in Germany

'Today is the day that America died': Brace yourselves for 'some very disturbing news'

Get the popcorn: Mother Jones gets slammed by #BlackLivesMatter protesters over gay rights article

'#BlackEditorsMatter': Goldie Taylor unleashes tweetstorm on all white Mother Jones masthead

'Anybody want to tell him'? Has clueless dolt Rob Delaney checked the Dem POTUS pool lately?

'We knew this was coming': Vox celebrates July Fourth with 'a take so hot, it's cold'

'Because tolerance!' Orange is the New Black's Lea DeLaria shows GOP, Christians how #LoveWins

Government assigns Independence Day homework: Hassle your Uncle Ted about Obamacare

Lie of the Year winner cautions: Candidates 'are going to be making a lot of stuff up'

'The investigation is complete': ATF concludes Mt. Zion AME fire caused by lightning; DOJ releases statement



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Thursday, July 2, 2015

THIS DAY IN TWITCHY: JULY 1, 2015



David Axelrod caught emailing Hillary Clinton at personal address he knew nothing about

'Very Clintonian answer': Do you believe David Axelrod's explanation on Hillary's private email use? WE DON'T!!!
Do we really want to give the nuclear codes to a POTUS who can't work a fax machine?

Toxic patriarchy on display as former Sec. of State caught using female staffers to fetch iced tea

Photographer who posted recreation of iconic Iwo Jima photo with a pride flag 'didn't expect the backlash'

'Country has lost its damn mind!' Why is TV Land pulling 'Dukes of Hazzard'? (Hint: Holy cow, it's crazy)

It's come to this: What will a politically correct 'Dukes of Hazzard' reboot look like? (You will laugh AND cry!)

'Murderous sociopath': Vandalization of Columbus statue in Boston cheered

Planned Parenthood asks how to 'make a safe abortion safer' and gets what they asked for

'Love is love. Is love.' Montana man says SCOTUS ruling inspired him to seek legal polygamy



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Monday, June 29, 2015

SEEN ON TWITTER...





Thursday, May 21, 2015

LYING LIARS, FAKED DATA & SAME-SEX "MARRIAGE"

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This revelation should not surprise anyone. Lying is standard operating procedure for the anti-religious fanatics who are pushing same-sex "marriage" on our culture.
A study claiming that gay people advocating same-sex marriage can change voters' minds has been retracted due to fraud.
What's more, the funding agencies credited with supporting the study deny having any involvement.
The study was published last December in Science, and received lots of media attention (including from BuzzFeed News). It found that a 20-minute, one-on-one conversation with a gay political canvasser could steer voters in favor of same-sex marriage. Not only that, but these changed opinions lasted for at least a year and influenced other people in the voter's household, the study found.
Donald Green, the senior author on the study, retracted it on Tuesday shortly after learning that his co-author, UCLA graduate student Michael LaCour, had faked the results. Science posted an official "editorial expression of concern" — a very big deal in the science world — on Wednesday afternoon.
"I am deeply embarrassed by this turn of events and apologize to the editors, reviewers, and readers of Science," Green, a professor of political science at Columbia University, said in his retraction letter to the journal, as posted on the Retraction Watch blog.
This American Life, the hugely popular radio program that featured this study in an episode in April, interviewed Green on Wednesday about the problems with the study.
"There was an incredible mountain of fabrications with the most baroque and ornate ornamentation. There were stories, there were anecdotes, my dropbox is filled with graphs and charts, you'd think no one would do this except to explore a very real data set," Green told the show's host, Ira Glass.
Speaking of anecdotes, Rod Dreher has one that deals with rampant fraud in academic research:
A graduate student friend in medicine told me not long ago that she had decided to take her medical career in a different direction after an internship at a highly prestigious research institution. She said she observed the widespread practice of graduate students fudging data to get desired results - this, with the full knowledge, consent, and even encouragement of their supervisors.
It wasn't major fraud, she said, but it was fraud, and it was done as part of a general ethos of tweaking scientific results to get the outcome needed to guarantee grant money. Nothing political there, but she said the whole experience disillusioned her about the supposed disinterestedness of science.
The method, she said, is supposed to be disinterested, and it is, but science is still carried out by scientists, who are human beings, not robots. She didn't want to be the sort of scientist who got sucked into the maelstrom of ego and competition for grants, fearing that she would start to fudge data because everybody else was doing it.
It makes one wonder what other lies have been told by LGBT fanatics in service to The Narrative...

Also read: Marriage, Marketing, and Intimidation

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