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I am not a conventionally religious man, or even a very superstitious one, but I do wish George Bush would stop asking God to bless America. Every time he does, we seem to be visited with another plague, suggesting divine wrath over our president’s evil ways.

I am not a conventionally religious man, or even a very superstitious one, but I do wish George Bush would stop asking God to bless America. Every time he does, we seem to be visited with another plague, suggesting divine wrath over our president’s evil ways.

I am not a conventionally religious man, or even a very superstitious one, but I do wish George Bush would stop asking God to bless America. Every time he does, we seem to be visited with another plague, suggesting divine wrath over our president’s evil ways.

I am not a conventionally religious man, or even a very superstitious one, but I do wish George Bush would stop asking God to bless America. Every time he does, we seem to be visited with another plague, suggesting divine wrath over our president’s evil ways.

I say this because I’ve seen some commentators (and most of the loonies at NRO’s The Corner) suggest that Gov. Palin actually won the thing.  Sure, she didn’t fall completely on her backside, but, Dear God, by any measure of debating she was awful.  Imagine if you were in a high school (high school!)

Author: Neal Karlen Posted to Jewcy: September 15, 2008 7:00 am ===== The New Jew Canon is a long-term project that seeks to canonize essential Jewish (and some Non-Jewish) reads as recommended by extraordinary rabbis, experts, and cultural leaders. Suggestions are welcome via comments or email.

Hannah Arendt [photographer unknown] Mrs. Deane has taken a jaunt from a pair of binoculars through to Hannah Arendt and all the while obliquely discussing the nature of photography. Take a read - it made me smile. Novices to the world of photography often think they have found a way to dispense with this ‘filter’.

From zunguzungu and Hannah Arendt: … as Hannah Arendt reminds us, recognizing violence as illegitimate is not the same thing as calling it senseless and, more importantly, that calling racism irrational or beyond understanding only tends to deprive us of the tools necessary to understand why it makes sense to the minds that perpetrate it, however warped they might be.

Self super-excited because a) she got e-mail from son, informing her of his latest whereabouts; b) she got a new comment on her blog and c) she found another passage to quote from Eichmann book (in which she has lived intensely — except for yesterday afternoon, when she was wandering around downtown

“Professional Duties” July 15, 2008 – 2:10 am What has come to light is neither nihilism nor cynicism, as one might have expected, but a quite extraordinary confusion over elementary questions of morality Hannah Arendt, Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil Remember when that