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It’s time to stop killing animals.
“Cunting” is a way of life in some countries (U.K) but it’s 2018!
Listen in 2019 as we hunt the hunters and explain what the word “civilization” means.
FRANKENFONE© | Can YOU put it down?
It’s a brave new world. And it’s affecting you daily in a most insidious way – the death of intimacy and the lost art of conversation. Many people simply cannot relate to others unless a keyboard is present. Read the rest of this entry »
We’re going to Kill You Now?
The death penalty is morally indefensible and has no place in the 21st century. I will be interviewing shortly and welcome viewpoints from both camps. I can hardly wait to feel the cold-hearted vengeance rip through the phone lines as the useless emotion of revenge takes it’s toll on the victim’s families… by all means, PLEASE send us as much hate mail as you can !!
STOP KILLING IN THE NAME !
FACEBOOK still follows you online even if you’re Logged Out! — Here’s How To Stop It
Is Facebook going to eventually get you killed?
People commonly recommend that you log out of Facebook in order to protect your privacy, but that’s simply not enough. Read the rest of this entry »
CIA’s “Facebook” Program Dramatically Cut Agency’s Costs
This piece by The Onion pretty much sums up my sentiments towards Facebook. I’m joining wanbee 
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Newsflash! – God hates Twitter!
Leave it to God to spoil the party: The Catholic churches of Scotland are speaking out against Twitter, Facebook, and other social networking technologies, which are being decried by the Church as creating an “obsessive” reliance in their users.
A message from Bishop Tartaglia, president of a Bishops’ Conference of Scotland communications group, has been sent to the 500 Catholic parishes of Scotland with instructions that it be read aloud at mass in every church.
Tartaglia writes that “we need to be wary of the inane chatter that can go on in the digital world which does nothing to promote growth in understanding and tolerance.” In other words: Idle hands, when outfitted with a Twitter account, truly do perform the devil’s work.
The letter goes on to complain that e-friendships are poor substitutes for those in the real world and that “we should avoid an obsessive need for virtual connectedness and develop primary human relationships, pursuing true friendship with real people.”
As well, the letter naturally wonders about the safety of our children on social networking sites, worried that the minions of Satan may be on the other end of the virtual conversation.
This is hardly the first time the Catholic Church has dabbled in technological matters. In March, the faithful were urged to give up SMS messaging for Lent, and even the Pope has his own YouTube channel. A Catholic-centric social network, Xt3.com, also exists.
Which technologies are bad and which are good? That’s a question only you — with the help of your priest, perhaps — can answer.
Amen.
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