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Obama Has Failed to Live Up to Previous Statements About Marijuana Decriminalization

Mar 10, 2013 | Criminal Justice/Prison-Industrial Complex, Marijuana Legalization and the War on Drugs, mic, President Obama

Published: mic (March 10, 2013)

The marijuana editorial you are about to read begins with a recent speech by Ron Paul and ends with a tongue-lashing penned more than a century ago by a presidential prostitute.

But I’m getting ahead of myself.

Last Friday, former Congressman Paul (R-Texas) spoke to a gathering of prominent Canadian conservatives to declare that “the drug war needs to be repealed.”

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Hugo Chavez’s Real Legacy is One of Vicious Anti-Semitism Against the Jews of Venezuela

Mar 10, 2013 | Foreign Policy, Jewish Experiences, mic, World Affairs

Published: mic (March 10, 2013)

To anyone who may doubt the appalling nature of the late Hugo Chavez’s mistreatment of his nation’s Jewish community, it’s worth noting that communist dictators are generally a pretty vile bunch. As such, it should go without saying that when one Marxist authoritarian feels compelled to call out another one on a humanitarian flaw, decent people everywhere should take notice.

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5 Underrated Songs That Blow Today’s Pop Music Out of the Water

Mar 4, 2013 | Arts and Entertainment, General Advice, mic

Published: mic (March 4, 2013)

When I think of the cookie-cutter music so often churned out today — the visceral club beats of a Nicki Minaj or Kesha, the vapid tween-targeted sugar pop of Justin Bieber or the Jonas Brothers — I can’t help but remember a quote from Alexis de Tocqueville, back when the legendary French sociologist went on his famous tour of America in the 1830s:

“It would be to waste the time of my readers and my own if I strove to demonstrate how the general mediocrity of fortunes, the absence of superfluous wealth, the universal desire for comfort, and the constant efforts by which everyone attempts to procure it make the taste for the useful predominate over the love of the beautiful in the heart of man.

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Gay Rights 2013: Why This Year is Going to Be Pivotal

Feb 4, 2013 | Gay Rights and Other LGBTQIA Issues, mic, Supreme Court and Other Judicial Issues

Published: mic (February 4, 2013), The Morning Call (February 4, 2013)

When Barack Obama mentioned the Stonewall protests in his inaugural address last week, he did more than place gay rights in the same breath as the struggles for women’s equality (his mention of the Seneca Falls convention) and desegregation (his mention of the Selma marches).

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“Gay Dog” in Tennessee Might be Killed Because Owner Doesn’t Want Him

Jan 31, 2013 | Animals and Animal Rights, Gay Rights and Other LGBTQIA Issues, mic

Published: mic (January 31, 2013)

A dog in Tennessee is going to lose his life today because of suspicions that he is gay.

As explained by Examiner.com, “According to the prior owner, the dog was seen ‘hunched over,’ another male dog, therefore, in this owner’s mind, the dog must be gay.”

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Second Inaugural Special: Barack Obama

Jan 21, 2013 | History, mic, President Obama, President Obama's Second Inauguration

Published: PolicyMic (January 21, 2013)

“Are you going to the inauguration?” It’s not an uncommon question to hear in Washington, D.C., especially when you’re on the Metro in the wee hours of the morning with seemingly no other reason to be there. “Yes,” I responded. “That’s where I’m heading.”

“Really? As a spectator?”

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