January 27 2012,

The world is headed in a backward spiral if things keep up like this. Righ now in the united states a bill is trying to be passed in which it allows business owners to refuse service to those of whom's marriage they don't approve of, a major minority thats being targeted is gay couples.

"New Hampshire state lawmakers are debating a bill that would allow businesses to refuse to serve gay couples. However, opponents point out that the bill never specifically mentions gay marriage -- which is legal in New Hampshire -- and it could be used to allow businesses to discriminate against anyone whose marriage they didn't agree with. Republican state Rep. Frank Sapareto, who's co-sponsoring the bill, contends it's a religious freedom case. He told the CBS-TV affiliate in Boston, "We're certainly taking people's freedoms away as we make more and more laws that force them to provide occupation or services that violate their beliefs. I, as a business man, have a right to do business with who I want to." But restaurant owner Tim Kierstead, who is himself gay, sees it differently. He told the station, "When the government starts getting involved, it turns around and brings in a whole new light. We turn around and now we're becoming second-class citizens. I mean, they don't have a right. Where's the line going to be drawn?" (Courtesy of the AP and Pulse of Radio)

Tim hit the nail on the head with his comment, and in no way do i see this benefiting the general public in any way and we have overcome major hurdles to get where we are today as a society, the government should know that and put an end to this ridiculous bill.

January 24 2012,

Recently a lot of controversy has come up with people posting nude pictures of others anonymously, especially in the gay community. What is more worrying is that the people posting the pictures have the view of "they were meant to be found eventually." When a picture of that magnitude is sent to you, it is out of mutual respect that you dont go and post it on the internet. But in a society where judging people has become the thing to do, i guess it was only a matter of time that it came to this. With that being said if you don't want to put up with the drama that comes with having a picture of you naked on the internet don't sent them around. Personally I havent sent nude pictures around for that fact, wheres the mystery of meeting someone new when you can google everything about them including a picture of them being naked. Not to mention if its illegal to take a picture of someone without their concent, how are there not consequences for this behavior. we live in the age of technology so things are bound to get worse.