This is my Rock/Metal cover of “Baby” by Justin Bieber.
I’m going to do more covers. Tell me songs to make metal/rock versions of!
My next cover is going to be Judas or Telephone by Lady Gaga.
Can’t decide.
My cover is gonna be “Fuck You” by cee lo green.
until then, listen to this.
this is so good
SO GOOD
From the article:
Women tend to vote for Democrats and non-libertarian Republicans over candidates who more consistently advocate limited government. On an anecdotal level, it’s not uncommon in the youth liberty movement where I work to joke about how an upcoming event will be awesome because there will be “at least one girl for every 30 guys!” (We do actually have a much better ratio than that, I promise.)
Some of this discrepancy is perhaps due to a problem of messaging to which libertarians are especially prone: In focusing on the rights and value inherent to the individual, it’s easy for us to forget that the average citizen thinks of herself (and is thought of by those around her) as a member of a number of social categories: female, Muslim, middle class, Hispanic. And, for better or worse, these perceptions influence both the way a person thinks she “should” think about politics and the way others expect her to think about politics. So whether we like it or not, if the liberty movement seeks to continue to grow in popularity, libertarians must learn to speak to the many distinct audiences who may not yet support our message.
With women, many say, this messaging problem is particularly tricky because apparently “women are natural socialists”:
We want everyone to share and everyone to get along. We are nurturers, and we expect the “haves” to take care of the “have-nots,” the strong to take care of the weak, and the brave to protect the others. … We want everyone to like us and we want everyone to like each other. Men, to put it simply, are more independent in thought and action.
Now, this “women are natural socialists” line is one I’ve heard a lot — and one which I don’t find particularly helpful in this or any political debate. After all, if the gentler sex just can’t help loving big government, why bother their pretty little heads arguing with them about it? No use fighting nature, and anyway, dinner will boil over while she tries to think!
But the modern liberty movement was actually founded by three (or four?) women, so theoretically libertarianism shouldn’t be too much of a stretch for women today. What’s good for the gander should be good for the goose, and a visit to any Ron Paul rally will make clear that the ideas of liberty appeal to a very wide range of people from all walks of life — all social categories, if you will.
Running out of reasons not to kill myself.
Wimmin founded Libertarianism so it must be good for women amirite!?
This radio station is asking listeners whether the station would be better if they keep Rush Limbaugh on the air or get rid of him. Right now, “Keep Rush” is winning. Poll closes Friday at 7pm.
I think you all know what to do. Reblog!FLY MY PRETTIES
Earlier in the day, after agreeing to preview his collection with editors, Mr. West abruptly changed his mind. I happened to be in his temporary showroom, in the Canal St.-Martin neighborhood, at precisely that moment.
“I don’t know about this,” he said. “I got treated unfairly by the press last time. Why would I want to do this?”
Awkward.
With respect, I responded, this was an opportunity to describe his point of view. Since no one seems to know how Mr. West plans to go about making clothes — and rumors about the involvement of college interns, an Australian magazine editor, a top stylist, an English designer and a respected design-school professor have all turned out to be either unfounded or a stretch — this was an opportunity to set the record straight.
Would he at least care to explain the ideas behind his collection?
He pondered for a moment.
“No,” he said. “If they don’t understand it, they don’t understand it.”
Then, in a kindly way, he kicked me out.
Eric Wilson reviews Kanye’s second collection for The New York Times
Nobody should know what’s going on in that head.
What if I spent the rest of the night rewatching all of Plinkett’s Star Wars prequel reviews for the fourth time
Actually a better question would be why haven’t I already begun doing so
He has a new audio track out. You’re supposed to listen to it while you watch the new Phantom Menace in 3D.
There’s an inherent issue in suggesting areas for improvement with the Star Wars prequels that you’ll run into rather quickly
Because pretty much everything about those movies is terrible and wrong
Mr. Plinkett’s reviews are pretty much the best thing ever when it comes to the Star Wars prequels.
Archie and the gang discover a comic book seemingly about their exploits in Riverdale. However, the more they read, the more they come to understand that it is not about them. It is them.
Archie Andrews, realizing he has spent the last 70 years of his life in high school emotionally torturing the same two women, sinks into a deep existential crisis. The rest of the gang follows suit, with Veronica drunkenly attempting to smother Hiram Lodge in his sleep to test her ability to “go off script” while Jughead and Reggie begin a torrid relationship.
As the gang struggles with the personal implications of their discovery, they neglect to understand the true consequences of the tome that catalyzes their respective spirals - Riverdale has become the eye of a metacritisis storm. All is collapsing into dust. The end of the world. The end of the worlds.
Also in this issue: A brand new adventure with Little Archie! Who at
Camp Riverdale is the toughest trooper of all?
o god Reggie and Jughead
New OTP.
“A flyer designed by the FBI and the Department of Justice to promote suspicious activity reporting in internet cafes lists basic tools used for online privacy as potential signs of terrorist activity. The document, part of a program called ‘Communities Against Terrorism,’ lists the use of ‘anonymizers, portals, or other means to shield IP address’ as a sign that a person could be engaged in or supporting terrorist activity. The use of encryption is also listed as a suspicious activity along with steganography, the practice of using ‘software to hide encrypted data in digital photos’ or other media. In fact, the flyer recommends that anyone ‘overly concerned about privacy’ or attempting to ‘shield the screen from view of others’ should be considered suspicious and potentially engaged in terrorist activities. … The use of PGP, VPNs, Tor or any of the many other technologies for anonymity and privacy online are directly targeted by the flyer, which is distributed to businesses in an effort to promote the reporting of these activities.”
….What the fuck?
But what if I’m watching porn and don’t want anyone else to see?
