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The Corporation (2003)
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February 9th, 20113:16 am
This movie is an eye opener to the unpublicized effects, misuses and inappropriate actions by corporations until it's too late and then brought to the public eye. The movie did not emphasize that corporations should be abandoned but held accountable to their actions.There seems to be an awful amount of notion on awareness and conscience. Well given the fact that all men are created equal and we are to respect each other. This movie hits the point home that no one is above the law, plus the "law" is in our opinion humanity or humane nature towards one an other. This film clearly illustrates the danger of people or "corporations" being above the law or the common good for a better tomorrow. This is undeniably true when we are faced with the economically and natural resources issues of our future. Plus our children are entitled to our responsibility to protect them for a better and brighter tomorrow.
— D and J, Colorado,USA
July 22nd, 201010:31 pm
The main purpose of any corporation is, first and foremost, to survive. Immediately following that, every corporation wants to increase --read "maximize"-- its profit and, expand, and expand, until, well, it becomes a GM or DELL. As Milton Friedman clearly and repeatedly said, during these steps the Corporation should not have any concerns about the social issues and the end result of its actions. A corporation should satisfy its shareholders with larger and larger quarterly profits and better-than-last-year's figures, nothing else counts!
Now, I haven't met too many folks who would argue and dispute these facts. All this documentary does is to disclose these undeniable points with clear examples --whether they have happened decades ago or they are happenning right this moment. I really cannot see what A. O. Scott couldn't see. As Walter Cronkite used to close his evening news: "That's the way it is..."
— tuzlak1, Toronto, Canada
April 9th, 20085:43 pm
Since in the United States mass meda can count being countered only from Jon Steward it is unsurprising that a documentary questioning the ethics of the corporate world could only have come from farther north, that being Canada.
The information assembled in this documentary needs to be addressed whether or not one believes the film's intent is polemical or informative. There is documentation of undeniable injustice. To ignore this is undeniably unjust.
And hooray for Ray Anderso, the person above who called it a hate speech might remember that one of the biggest corporate honchos (now retired I believe) also has some of the wisest and most usefil words of wisdom. It has to do with consciousness and responsibility...and perhaps finding a different model, one that Amerindians employed which was successfully redeployed in the writing of the founding fathers of the United States.
— davidsherz0, Paris
November 24th, 20055:23 am
This is how it works Firstly I was censored (15 hundred) your kept in the dark Your cattle are just one example of what corporations would rather keep quite Dead animals including downers and sick ones, dead euthanized pets are put in a centrafuge and the fat is rendered out.This is made into a feed.The poison from the pets is still there! They are given hits of anti-biotics and worse still,injections of a growth hormone,which is a strongly suspected carcinogen one nasty cow Mad cow has happenend many times in America, People came down with a brain disease and they all had eaten beef at the horse track.This information was supressed by your lovley goverment The Europeans stopped all three bad practises because of mad cow.They wouldent touch North American beef with a pole The US and Canucks went to the WTO and called foul The WTO ruled that because no conclusive evidence of a carcinogen was presented it was against the rules to ban the beef.The Europeans are fined 138 billion in sanction fines per year! For not buying poison beef This is the problem,if any goverment try to ban a product because it is a suspected carcinogen ,the WTO step in and fine that goverment.They then number crunch to see if they can afford to Laws are being re-written for countries who want to join the WTO and member countries are re-writing hard fought laws for our health and envoromenrt,because they are bad for profit This is done a quitley as possible while you are busy working.
— webxmoviesrnr
April 16th, 200512:09 pm
For all those who trust that our governments are looking out for us.
Psychopaths in suits? you decide!
— webxmoviesrnr
August 20th, 200412:51 am
Nearly every blockbuster movie this summer has a corporate executive as the villain. So does this little documentary, made by little minds. Most business owners work 16-hour days for not enough money, because they have a vision of a better society, wanting and needing their particular product or service. Money is a way to keep score because it shows how well the customer is satisfied. Thousands of companies are started each year. Most fail. Those which succeed are those which win more votes from the customers. Tell that story, kids. You're contributing to the unfortunate trend toward culturally approved hate-speech of business. That's how anti-semitism started in Germany, hating the Jews for their money skills. This movie was grossly biased.
— garylalexander
August 11th, 200412:05 am
This movie is not about the bad corporation -but the character of one- that could be so much better. Yes, his shoes and candy are confortable but milk, seeds, air and water are resources that need monitoring and corporations are not in the business of looking out for much but the bottom line.The film enlightens folks so that things could be better. That'a all A. O. Scott- look up from your shoes to the ice caps
— webxmoviesrnr
July 17th, 200412:30 am
I first saw this a year ago at a premiere in Montreal and managed to ask the filmakers why they hadn't included more on the good guys in natural and restorative capitalism, and more on the guys like Ray Anderson (head of InterFace Carpet), in this super-long docu. Joel A's answer: "That wasn't the point of this film, business people get enough attention as it is."
So don't go expecting a wholly balanced look at everything in the capitalist universe. There are some good business things going on out there, companies working to make products which actually improve the environment, but we're in the minority by far. I agree with AO Scott's review almost entirely.
That said, this is an underrated and underpublicized movie and well worth your time and money, ESPECIALLY if you think capitalism's fundamentally a great system. I have an MBA and I think this film may be intellectually shoddy, but it's important to hear another point of view 20 years since the beginning of the Age of Reagan.
— acchaladka, Worldwide, too often
July 2nd, 20042:18 am
Same as individuals, there are bad, ugly and also good corporations, but this movie tell us they are all bad! There must be also many of them who are not "psychopaths" but good to society and the environment, good guys like The Body Shop, Starbucks, Ben & Jerry's, The Gap, Levi Strauss, K-Mart and J.C. Penney, Reebok
or arent they too?
And as in most westerns, good prevails over evil, I hope this movie will make more people more aware of the harm and damage produced by these bad and ugly multi-national corporations in our world, like Mc Donalds, Nike, Exxon, Shell, Philip Morris, Bayer, Coca Cola, Pepsi Cola, Procter & Gamble, Ciba Geigy, Novartis, Dupont, Monsanto, Parmalat, Nestlé, Johnson & Johnson , Dow Chemical, Gillette, etc. etc.
We need to exercise our power and control over these "psychopathic" corporations until they become more socially responsible and respectful to the environment. We have the liberty for not buying their products, and making better choices like consuming less and recycling more.
— webxmoviesrnr
February 14th, 20044:26 pm
Does this notion upset you? Intrigue you? Anger you?
The words are uttered by a young commodities trader in this new film. If you are curious now, wait until you hear the context when you go and see this movie.
You may not have heard of this film yet. There has been virtually no marketing campaign. Roger Ebert has yet to review the film. I doubt Monsanto, or Fox News want you to go and see the film. But it has won a spate of recent awards.
In my city, this film was the number one grossing film this weekend.
What makes this astounding, is that this is a 165 minute long documentary, featuring wordy interviews with major thinkers. It covers many of the big questions of our time: globalization, environmental sustainability, the morality and ethics of privatization, the patenting of genes, and above all the question of whether corporations can be relied on to behave responsibly and ethically. The film is historical, analytical and intelligent. And its Canadian made.
The film-makers interview some of the more famous names on the left of the political spectrum. Its no secret who the film-makers are backing. But you'll also see long interviews with others from many parts of the spectrum. You may not agree with what you hear and see. One the other hand, you may leave determined to follow Michael Moore's exhortation to "get off the couch and make a difference". In either case, its hard to believe you'll remain indifferent or bored.
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Gone, Gone, Gone by Hannah Moskowitz A year after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, Craig and Lio are trying to make sense of their lives as Craig hopes Lio will help him get over his ex-boyfriend and Lio is not sure love is worth th...
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Crash by Lisa McMann Sixteen-year-old Jules, whose family owns an Italian restaurant and has a history of mental illness, starts seeing a recurring vision about a rival restaurant, a truck crash, and forbidden love.
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"Every soldier hopes for a major war in his lifetime. This one was mine."
Bravo Two Zero (1999), based on Sgt. "Andy McNab"'s book, is the BBC production of his true story of a Special Operations (SAS) mission to destroy one of Saddam Hussein's portable SCUD missile bases & the underground fiber optic cables which allowed them to communicate to fire, during the Gulf War in 1991. The 8-man patrol, called "the most decorated in the British service since the Boer War", faced harsh & dangerous conditions during the ops, including capture & death. The Patrol is played as follows: Andy McNab (Sean Bean), Ray (Jamie Bartlett), Chris (Kevin Collins), Baz (Ian Curtis), Mark (Richard Graham), Stan (Robert Hobbs), Dinger (Steve Nicolson), Tony (Rick Warden).
"Of course you're afraid. Anyone who says they're not are either lying or need to see a shrink."
This photoset is made out of my fave stills from the movie. I thought it was a very good & realistic portrayal of Andy's account of what happened. Sean spent a lot of personal time with Andy, to get the details right. Some parts are not for the squeamish. If you've seen any of the Sharpe movies before watching this, you'll notice a similarity in the shooting style & ground infantry battle patterns, i.e. skirmish order, although reloading a gun has gotten a lot simpler (I kept waiting to hear Dan Hagman's customary "Got 'im") It's not a coincidence, it's director Tom Clegg! (my mum loved Space:1999 my introduction to him before Sharpe!) There are other common truths as well: You never ever deliberately leave anyone behind. If you are in command, you're responsible for your men. It gets both fucking hot AND cold in the desert. If you're captured, you do what you have to to maintain zero intelligence revealed… and survive. When you're a soldier, you accept that war is barbaric.
Side Note: "Andy McNab" is not his real name, and, contrary to what Sean thinks, Andy's life has reminded me a little of fictional Richard Sharpe. He was an orphan, got into trouble as a kid, joined the British army at 16 to escape the law, enlisted as a Royal Green Jacket (the modern 95th Rifles), and liked women a lot. He was a professional soldier, with all that entails, and became an expert in all he learned.
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McDonald's latest ad pitching its new Chicken McBite has come back to bite it in the McYou-know-where.
Pit bull owners were greatly offended by the ad's assertion that eating a McBite was less risky than petting a stray pit bull, among other things.
The complaints started a few days after the radio ad was launched. It triggered a Facebook protest page that received more than 8,000 likes.
McDonald's apologized for the ad and promised "to do a better job next time," according to an Associated Press report citing the fast food chain's spokeswoman Ashlee Yingling. "The ad was insensitive in its mention of pit bulls," Yingling said. "It's never our intent to offend anyone with how we communicate news about McDonald's."
It seems not a week goes by without a news report of an attack by a pit bull or an owner facing charges because of one. Pit bull owners, however, argue the dogs are no more violent than other breeds.
One complainant told the AP the McDonald's ad was a marketing ploy "playing into the media hysteria about pit bulls." Another said, "I would rather pet a million stray pit bulls than eat one pink slimy Chicken McBite." (That might be a bit of a stretch.)
February 7th, 2012
2:16 pm
God have mercy on us. Everyone is offended at anything. I have a cleft palate, some people use the word hairlip. Guess what – I AM NOT OFFENDED, people toughen your skin.Can't say queer, say "gay" – most are not gay by the way – they are very troubled.
February 7th, 2012
2:22 pm
At least pit bulls are 100% natural and no fillers ! I will go with the pit bulls on this one.
February 7th, 2012
2:27 pm
My ass
February 7th, 2012
2:32 pm
It's bad enough McDonald's insulted the pit bull breed with that radio ad but then they went and refused to interview a therapy dog candidate at the Ronald McDonald House because it was an American Staffordshire Terrier, a breed of pit bull. Punish the deed, not the breed!!!
February 7th, 2012
2:54 pm
Pit bull! What about the sagging jeans? I guess that's McD's targeted group for the McBites.
February 7th, 2012
2:57 pm
see http://www.dogsbite.org/dog-bite-statistics-study-dog-attacks-and-maimings-merritt-clifton.php
Pit bulls had over 1900 attacks and the next closest breed had 481 . National statistics don't lie. Pit bull owners are in denial.
February 7th, 2012
3:16 pm
You have GOT to be f'ing kidding.
February 7th, 2012
3:20 pm
there are more pit bull attacks because owners raise them to be aggressive. its not the breed
February 7th, 2012
3:28 pm
My dogs over at Bad Newz kennels are bred to be sweet-lap dwags!
February 7th, 2012
3:38 pm
dogbite.org is run by an insane woman who was attacked by a dog once.
pit bull is also not a breed it is a type.
cars kill more people than pit bulls. ban cars.
ban all things that kill people.
this logic is dumb. punish the owners of dogs who kill people severly. now we have it.
February 7th, 2012
3:38 pm
Wood Eye! Wood Eye!
February 7th, 2012
3:40 pm
It is the breed. These dogs are bred to be violent. Owners are 1) insecure and 2) unwilling to accept accountability when it comes to their dogs. Because of the fact that your breed is known and well-documented to be dangerous, you're hypersensitive about any popular allusion to the notion that you own a dangerous breed that presents a hazard to others in your household and in your community.
February 7th, 2012
3:51 pm
One of my best friends has a pit bull, and she's the sweetest dog you'll ever meet. It's all about how the dog is raised and trained. A Chiahuahua can be evil if it is raised to be. The trainers of these dogs bear the blame when their animals attack people. Msot often, though, it's because people train their dogs to be aggressive and then don't bother to put them on a leash and jsut let them run free in residential areas.
But Matt @ 3:38 is right. Our society has become one of no personal responsibility. If it might possibly somewhere down the road be dangerous then we depend on government to save us from it. I could kill someone with a pencil, should we ban students from using pencils at school? I remember when the girl got kicked out of school for a Tweety-Bird keychain. These are the things that happen when government is given more power.
February 7th, 2012
4:02 pm
@Good Grief
" Our society has beomce one of no personal responsibility."
Your comments offended me. I am going contacting an attorney from the television commercial and try to sue you for my pain and mental suffering. Unless, you want to settle with me upfront.
February 7th, 2012
4:03 pm
So whats this? McDonalds is serving pit bull burgers? That's good to know. About time somebody finds a useful purpose for these dogs. Burger with a bite.
February 7th, 2012
4:04 pm
calling a pit bull "American Staffordshire" is just a transparent coverup – pit bulls are dangerous, scary creatures, who should have no place in society. The "she's the sweetest dog" ideology is nuts – how many times have I read or seen on the news after yet another attack "he/she was our family pet for 5 years, and was always gentle – I don't know what happened". I do – you people have ticking time bombs, and it's just a matter of time before they blow up, against you or some actually innocent victim.
Sure wish the US would adopt the UK policies re these vicious creatures.
February 7th, 2012
4:06 pm
"One of my best friends has a pitbull and she's the sweetest dog you'll ever meet". That's called anecdotal evidence and it's worthless. Give me actual stats like common sense did above.
February 7th, 2012
4:06 pm
Pit bulls are VERY DANGEROUS Dogs. I only knew 1 that only seemed to hate other dogs. She was nice towards people her entire life. They should be banned from homeowners everywhere. They were created and breeded by Man, NOT GOD! They are VERY dangerous animals!
February 7th, 2012
4:14 pm
How dare McDonalds would ever stoop to pointing out that most people are very leary of petting stray Pit Bulls. I'm sure your dog is gentle sweet and wouldn't hurt a fly. How could anyone suspect a dog named "Lucifer"? Sorry, it doesn't fly and you know it. Pit Bulls exist for one reason, to protect their owners. You guys are like the moron that thought that he could teach Grizzly Bears to like him. That worked just fine until they got stressed. At that point he represented either an annoyance or food, either way the Bears explained their displeasure at his company. Oh, they decided to destroy his Girlfriend at the same time. Well, you can teach a Pit Bull to play nice but stress him out in ANY way and I wouldn't bet my child on him remembering to play nice.
February 7th, 2012
4:17 pm
What about the 100% Anus Beef they advertise? I've suspected that for years, but didn't want it confirmed. Couldn't they advertise it at Butt Roast instead?
February 7th, 2012
4:19 pm
Of course it's the breed. Pitbulls are bred to be aggressive and fight. Just because some are not as aggressive doesn't mean that the bread in general is not dangerous.
February 7th, 2012
4:27 pm
sorry, Ryan, but when one that is a pet that has never acted aggressive KILLS ITS PREGNANT OWNER (recent news), that is just proven untrue.
February 7th, 2012
5:52 pm
For the sake of argument let's accept the proposition that pit bulls are just as likely to be as violent (ie they will bite or attack a human or other dogs) as other breeds. A chihauhua may attack me a hundred times, and I will be annoyed and maybe mildly scratched. A pit bull may attack me, and I may lose my life or large chunks of my skin and flesh. The mechanics and biology of a pit bull's mouth and jaws are what make them so deadly. Their jaws are made to hold on until the victim is dead. Some pit bulls have been reported to still be attached to a victim after the pit bull was killed.
With so many other, less dangerous, breeds out there, why does anyone need a pit bull?
February 7th, 2012
5:58 pm
Pitbull owners = scumbags. End of story.
February 7th, 2012
6:00 pm
Chew that PJ,just last year my co-worker 6 week new born was mauled and killed by there pit who they raised from a bottle.There's more incidents thats similar that people are just not aware of.They should have a law where these vicious dogs wear a muzzle at all times or owners be fined.I like animals but pit bulls i hate.
February 7th, 2012
6:05 pm
Pit Bull types are more agressive, they are bred to be that way. Owners are in denial because they have gone to one too many Disney movies. What's up with the targeted market group … black youth. Famous last words … "My dog won't bite!"
February 7th, 2012
6:09 pm
I don't understand the outrage – eating a McBite (stupid name, by the way) IS less risky than petting a stray pit bull.
February 7th, 2012
6:23 pm
@ Bruno. I'm not a scumbag. Of course, we get offended when remarks are made like that about animals that we own. We should be focused on the innocent people who are killed by idiots who own guns. If that is the case a gun is like a pitbull, dangerous in anyone hands; unless it's used wisely and handled with care. My point is there are bigger issues out then banning my dog which i LOVE as if he was my own child.
February 7th, 2012
6:31 pm
Maybe they could say Chicken Mac Nuggets are less risky than dealing with Karen Handel?
February 7th, 2012
6:33 pm
Why would they describe their food as less risky than something a lot of people might consider to be extremely risky? McBites are only highly risky? Well, at least they are being truthful.
February 7th, 2012
6:48 pm
Don't know about pit bulls. But try separating two very pi$$ed off fighting cats and you can earn yourself a trip to the emergency room. Ask me how I know.
February 7th, 2012
6:55 pm
After eating McDonald's, I have to lick my pit bull's butt to get rid of the taste.
February 7th, 2012
7:34 pm
Pit bull owners can bite me…
February 7th, 2012
7:47 pm
@Kevinsha – how many children and elderly people have been killed by house cats and how many have been killed by pitbulls? Come on pitbull owners, look at statistics — you may have a sweet dog but because it is bred to have jaws like a trash compactor, ignore pain and fight to the death once it starts. That makes it a pretty darn dangerous! Would you let your 5 year old kid walk up and pet a stray pit bull? Really?
February 7th, 2012
7:47 pm
Pittbulls are crutches for weak people.
February 7th, 2012
7:58 pm
I am a pit bull fan. The McDonald's advertisement was not likely to make me wish to try their cuisine, fabulous though it may be.
February 7th, 2012
8:13 pm
I have a pitbull. Rescued her from the side of the street, hungry and dying of starvation.
Terrified of storms, loves nothing more than to cuddle on the couch, loves to run, catches frisbees, and goes to dog park regularly and plays with other dogs.
Are pitbulls dangerous? Yes. They are very atlhletic, strong, obedient, and persistent. The key is whose hands you put them in. Put that in the wrong hands and they are very dangerous.
I have been around many small dogs who are not disciplined and are very mean. Growl and attack your shoes. But, they are small and not strong so it's cute. If they were 60 pounds and just as strong, they would be dangerous too.
Guns don't kill people, people kill people. Remember that.
February 7th, 2012
8:39 pm
Just say no to pit bulls.
February 7th, 2012
8:41 pm
I have known a few pits, and I agree with those who love the breed. However, I will not have one because I would never trust one around my young grandchildren. I have huge dogs, and they are trusted. But they are not like pits. Pits do have those killer jaws, and that tendency to hold on for dear life. Mine just have killer barks, lol.
February 7th, 2012
9:09 pm
1.) About 40 people (children) per year die by drowning in 5-gallon water pails. A person, during their lifetime, is 16 times more likely to drown in a 5-gallon water pail than to be killed by a Pit Bull.
2.) Approximately 50 children in the US are killed every year by their cribs – 25 times the number of children and adults killed by Pit Bulls.
3.) Approximately 150 people are killed every year by falling coconuts. Therefore, you are more than 60 TIMES MORE LIKELY to be killed by a PALM TREE than a Pit Bull.
4.) Each year, 350 people drown in their bathtubs. You are 151 times more likely to be killed by your bathtub than you are by a Pit Bull.
5) Every year, more than 2,000 children in the U.S. are killed by their parents or guardians either through abuse or neglect. A child is more than 800 times more likely to be killed by their caretaker than by a Pit Bull.
6) It can be estimated that for every Pit Bull who kills, there are 10.5 MILLION that DON'T!
February 7th, 2012
9:11 pm
I dunno…..Pit Bulls are mean animals. I think they should all be outlawed and destroyed…..Then served at a Korean restaurant.
February 7th, 2012
9:16 pm
These alarmist stereotypes of "pit bulls" lead to the euthanization of thousands of sweet, non-violent dogs every year in DeKalb alone. Assuming that all "pit bulls" are violent and deserve euthanization is the same as assuming that because a handful of members of a certain race commit violent crimes, then all members of that race are violent and deserve death (genocide). So many of these dogs are severely abused and neglected by humans and, despite what we have done to them, remain unbelievably loving and loyal. If you don't believe me, I beg you to go to a shelter and meet a few. These precious dogs are God's creatures too and deserve so much better than this.
February 7th, 2012
9:22 pm
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February 7th, 2012
9:27 pm
there is a major distinction between being "bred" and being "trained." the two words are not interchangeable. american staffordshire terriers are not "bred" to fight to the death. my boxer, and all of his breed, have far stronger jaws than amstaffs (aka pit bulls). as usual, language comprehension is a lost art, and people continue to run their mouths as if they have a clue what they are talking about.
February 8th, 2012
12:34 am
How many times have i read in the papers about a human viciously attacking or maiming or killing another human? clearly its the human breed itself…not the upbringing…right? perhaps we should ban and kill the whole lot of humans…i mean, they're cute when they're little, but look what they become….
February 8th, 2012
6:20 am
WHataSAdstateofAFFAIRS – YOU, clearly, are the troubled one. Loved by dogs – "Killer jaws" – please state facts. This is inaccurate. You should watch ALL dogs and ALL children equally, when they are around one another. Any child, meaning well can poke a dog in the eye, pull it's tail, etc; Please do not allow your bias against one breed, and naivety about other breeds, to create a platform for mistakes, or worse. Tony – you are scared of dogs, end of story. All of you against these dogs do not know any bully breeds, and that's obvious. As far as statistics, I can find stats to fit any criteria needed. Such as how many stupid people post about dogs that they personally have never had any encounters with, but are stupid enough to comment about because of what they have read. STUPID
February 8th, 2012
9:08 am
This is why I own only cats. But to be part of the topic here. There are about half of you who hate pits and about half of you who love pits. Me, I like them until they scare me. If that makes sense. I don't like many big dogs…so you say pits are dangerous. Well I say Golden Retrievers are dangerous. I was mauled by one when I was a kid. Have the scars to prove it. It's not in a golden's nature to attack right? That dog belonged to my best friend, that dog never hurt anyone up until the day I was attacked…so ANY dog is dangerous. ANY dog has the potential to kill someone. The reason why Pits are targeted is because of the damn media. Always gotta scare people. A german shepard is trained to stand by an officer's side during duty…who's to say that breed won't turn on the very people they work with and serve? Stop discriminating against pits and their owners (especially the owners who only want a companion that happens to be a pit) and stop putting yourself and chosen breed of dog on your damn throne. You don't belong there and neither does your breed choice. Everyone and every dog should have same equality…pros and cons alike. Seriously, noone is happy unless they are judging something…
February 8th, 2012
11:25 am
@Reality, my thoughts EXACTLY! @Bruno= a stellar example of BIGOTRY & prejudice at its finest.
All the negative arguments surrounding the breed are analogous to certain populations & races of people. Stereotypes arise for a reason. Because they generally hold TRUE. However, do we judge each and every single person of a certain group or race right off the bat because of a stereotype and condemn them to death no questions asked because of that stereotype? I should hope not. Last I checked that would be genocide. Instead, we may be aware of a prevailing stereotype, but we strive to afford each person the opportunity to show us who they are as an individuals & base our judgment on our unique experience of them. How in the world would that not hold true for dogs (i.e. "man's best friend") as well? It's nothing more than bigotry, prejudice, racism, and apartheid against this breed. What's that you say?…you can't compare the value & worth of people to dogs? While I would generally agree with that, try asking someone of whom all they have in the world (literally!) is their loyal, faithful, loving dog companion who just happens to be a pitbull or mix. Trying asking the person with a disability who's service dog has been an invaluable aide in allowing them the luxury of just a little independence in their lives, who also happens to be a pitbull or mix. Try asking the kids who's dog has brought nothing but joy, meaning, and life into their family dynamic year in and year out, who also just happens to be a pitbull or mix. Try asking the couple who shower their dog, who happens to be a pitbull or mix, with boundless devotion and love because they are unable to have children of their own. Who are we do judge and decide the meaning & worth of a life (albeit human or canine) to that of someone else? Here's honesty for you …you can't turn on the news EVER and not hear about a serious crime, act of violence, or act of terrorism perpetrated by the same groups of people day in and day out, year after year. If the bigoted arguments & negative media demonization of this breed as a whole are going tolerated, then I want all people of certain races & populations rounded up flat out euthanized as well based on the same premise. It's unjust & inhumane holocaust no matter how you slice it. The basic lack of respect for life and the ignorance of a bigger picture here is just absolutely disgusting.
February 9th, 2012
1:00 am
My daughter was bit in the face by an Australian cattle dog. Lets ban them
My pit bull would have never done that he loved her with all his heart. This same dog sat in front of my niece after she was bit in the face by a lab making sure she was OK. Why don't we ban labs too. There are so many comments up here by uneducated people. I've been bit by more small breed dogs and hamsters. Ill take my pit over any breed.
February 9th, 2012
2:10 pm
I watch the show Pit Boss and it is pretty interesting to learn about Pitt Bulls, as those are pretty much the only type of dogs they rescue. Out of dozens of rescues they have shown I have only seen a couple that were seemingly agressive. The rest were scared, sweet and playful. And I'm talking about dogs that were found on the street. In my experience the Australian Cattle Dog are way meaner then Pit Bulls, yet like rebecca alludes to, you don't hear people talking about banning them. The issue here is the owners. A bad owner can teach any dog to be dangerous. It just so happens that the majority of these type of bad owners happens to use Pit Bulls. Just get these type of owners to raise say a Labrador Retriever instead and now Labs are being criticized.


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Let's start with my theory about the Academy Awards. I am not anti-Oscar. Neither am I anti-NBA playoffs. I want to know who won, but I don't want to sit through the agony of watching the process.
With that in mind, I am free to type this beginning at 7:30. I have closed Twitter for the evening while still wondering how Danica Patrick went from 3rd to 8th in about 50 yards on the last lap of the Daytona 500 yesterday afternoon.
Dear Mr. Mullings
Just to be clear, you are making a big deal about not watching the Academy Awards,...


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Happy On-Sale Day!
THE LINCOLN CONSPIRACY by Timothy L. O'Brien
What it's about:
Two diaries that reveal the true scope of an American conspiracy
A detective determined to bring the truth to light, no matter what it costs him
From award-winning journalist Timothy L. O'Brien comes a gripping historical thriller that poses a provocative question: What if the plot to assassinate President Lincoln was wider and more sinister than we ever imagined?
In late spring of 1865, as America mourns the death of its leader, Washington, D.C., police detective Temple McFadden makes a startling discovery. Strapped to the body of a dead man at the B&O Railroad station are two diaries, two documents that together reveal the true depth of the Lincoln conspiracy. Securing the diaries will put Temple's life in jeopardy—and will endanger the fragile peace of a nation still torn by war.
Temple's quest to bring the conspirators to justice takes him on a perilous journey through the gaslit streets of the Civil War–era capital, into bawdy houses and back alleys where ruthless enemies await him in every shadowed corner. Aided by an underground network of friends—and by his wife, Fiona, a nurse who possesses a formidable arsenal of medicinal potions—Temple must stay one step ahead of Lafayette Baker, head of the Union Army's spy service. Along the way, he'll run from or rely on Edwin Stanton, Lincoln's fearsome secretary of war; the legendary Scottish spymaster Allan Pinkerton; abolitionist Sojourner Truth; the photographer Alexander Gardner; and many others.
Bristling with twists and building to a climax that will leave readers gasping, The Lincoln Conspiracy offers a riveting new account of what truly motivated the assassination of one of America's most beloved presidents—and who participated in the plot to derail the train of liberty that Lincoln set in motion.
Why you have to read it:
- You will want to be best friends with these characters.
- If you're into history at all, you won't be able to resist this take.
- If you're not into history, this book reads perfectly as a thriller set in a quaint time with explosive action scenes and intriguing character dynamics.
- Timothy L. O'Brien, executive editor at the Huffington Post, wrote it. You know it has to be good.
- We all liked this book so much we started a cross-departmental game where we saw who could find the best antique photograph to match each character. We promise it's more fun than it sounds, and you can get a taste of the antique-hunting this book will inspire by checking out Tim O'Brien's Pinterest.
This just in: copies of Timothy L. O'Brien's THE LINCOLN CONSPIRACY. Don't they look incredible? They're not out until Sept. 18, but you can pre-order one here. And, in the meantime, don't forget to check out Tim's Facebook page and Pinterest; they're filled with awesome stuff.
The Lincoln Conspiracy is a hell of a good read. It's an exciting thriller full of believable characters and absorbing history, and the end result is a page-turning blend of research and imagination.
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This is me right now, having lost my glasses. I can't read what I'm
typing to you so I hope it makes sense. One would think (whoever that
one is who knows all of this stuff) that one who reads and writes for
a living would have a backup pair of glasses, but NOT ME.
The day was like this: Marcy (darling favorite ever publicist) and
Lori (amazing amazing assistant) at my apartment as I got ready to go
film for this tv thing I'm happy about -- will show it to you when
it's done. Marcy voted no on my glasses so I left them at home (we
think). Also forgot to put Balloon in his crate when we left.
Returned just now and stuff on table eaten (chocolate but I've already
had to do the calculations a few times about how much chocolate will
actually kill a dog of his size -- because I'm a terrible dog owner --
and we are all good). And glasses nowhere to be found.
Now I don't know what to do so I'm sharing it with you, which is What I Do.
Help and love and where are my glasses (any guesses?) and what is the
universe trying to teach me (again, any guesses?). I love you.


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Ana Castillo
Adult Fiction CASTILL
Summary: Peel My Love Like an Onionis the breakthrough novel from Ana Castillo, author of the wildly praisedSo Far from God--a lyrical, steamy, and moving story of a love triangle set in the colorful world of flamenco dancing. Carmen "La Coja" ("the cripple") Santos is a flamenco dancer of local renown in Chicago, despite the obstacle of a handicapped leg, the legacy of a childhood attack of polio. From the beginning of her professional career, she has carried on an affair with AgustÃn, the married director of her troupe--a romance that is going stale from overfamiliar lust and an absence of honesty. But when she begins a passionate liaison with the younger Manolo, AgustÃn's godson and a dancer of natural genius, an angry rivalry is sparked. Add to that the looming reassertion of her crippling disease and Carmen's vexed relations with her mother, one of the most exasperating parents in recent literature, and you have all the ingredients for a love story à la Ana Castillo--equal parts soap opera, tragicomedy, and rhapsody. Laced with sarcastic asides and dead-on observations,Peel My Love Like an Onionis a universal work imbued with love's power to vex and exalt.
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Age: 40
Has a polio-affected leg.
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+Marla; i'm Canadian eh! this blog is dedicated to yummy boys and whatever else i like. ENJOY ahha
Meeting Alfie ♥
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R.I.P Claire you'll never be forgotten.
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From what we've observed on tumblr in the multiplicity community, we've noticed that systems whose body or core/host is FAAB (female assigned at birth) tend to have a majority of male headmates, and then the majority of those male headmates tend to be queer in some way. We're wondering what your thoughts are on this topic, and if you've noticed this as well.
I personally have experienced this in my own system. We do have a fair amount of female identified people in my headspace, but the majority are, in fact, males who are queer. It's a smallish majority, but it's still definitely noticeable. I know at least three other systems IRL who are like this too, and all the "cores" are FAAB. I've also definitely noticed it around tumblr, from what I can tell. I don't know what exactly the cause would be, though, or if there is a cause. Maybe seeing other systems with the same thing influences us, and we have sort of gravitated in that direction? I dunno. But it's interesting to speculate.
- Ariane, Four Quadrants System
We have to be very cautious with an observation like this, I feel, because there is the danger of making comparisons with the stereotype of women fetishising gay men and using them for entertainment purposes. As a (gay) transman myself, I would react very poorly to being compared with such a stereotype, naturally.
I don't think there's any concrete answer to the question of why this occurs. It might be something to do with upbringing or 'female' socialisation. It might, in terms of fictives, be something to do with how male characters are commonly much more fleshed-out and 3 dimensional in general than female characters, due to an unfortunate trend for female characters to serve primarily as the sex appeal. I think that's probably a much more likely explanation than a female socialisation one, though it is possible that subconsciously, female-identified FAAB persons have that notion of desiring male friends in order to provide that 'other viewpoint' to the world, and male-identified FAAB persons just want some more guys to hang out with. (Genderqueer FAAB, I'm not sure about!) I mean, women are constantly bombarded with this idea of 'needing' a man, whereas there's less social advertising to suggest that men 'need' women, if you understand me.
In the end, no one can really know, and I hope I haven't offended anyone with what I just said.
- Ryn, Aristocracy System
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Midwest Bird & Exotic Animal Hospital Staff
The Veterinarians
Dr. Betsy Clarkson, DVM - Partner
Dr. Clarkson was born and raised in Southwest suburban Chicago, where she enjoyed living with dogs, cats, fish and various small rodents, rabbits and other exotic pets. She obtained her BS in Animal Science from the University of Illinois in 1994 and went on to complete her doctorate in veterinary medicine at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine in 1998. While in veterinary school, she enjoyed volunteering at the U of I Wildlife Ward, a student run wildlife rescue and rehabilitation clinic, where she first started learning about bird, rodent, rabbit and reptile medicine, guiding her toward a career in exotic pet medicine. She also completed an externship at The Animal Medical Center in Manhattan, NY. Dr. Clarkson spent her first two years after graduating in Charlotte, North Carolina as a veterinarian at a dog and cat general practice. She returned to her family and friends in Chicago in May 2000 to pursue her interests in exotic and emergency veterinary medicine at Midwest Bird & Exotics and at another emergency hospital in the Chicago area.
She joined the the team at Midwest Bird & Exotic Animal Hospital in September 2000. In October 2004, she partnered with Dr. Poliakoff in purchasing the practice from Dr. Nye (one of their mentors) and Dr. Brown. She enjoys seeing exotic pets at both MBAEH and Midwest Animal Emergency Hospital, and has a particular interest in the areas of emergency and critical care medicine for exotics and cat and dogs, plus dentistry and surgery. In her spare time, Dr. Clarkson enjoys her 2 dogs and guinea pigs, traveling, gardening, reading and can often be found sampling some of Chicago's restaurants and nightlife searching for the best sushi.
Dr. Dianne Poliakoff , DVM - Partner
Dr. Dianne Poliakoff completed her DVM degree at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine in 1998. During her studies at U of I, Dr. Poliakoff, a native of Chicago, decided to pursue her interest in exotics. In 1994 she spent time volunteering at the Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago. She completed an externship at Midwest Bird & Exotic Animal Hospital in her 4th year of vet school. While attending U of I, she dedicated 4 years of service to the University of Illinois Wildlife Medical Clinic. It was here that she was able to experience hands-on training in surgical procedures, medical treatment, and rehabilitation of wildlife which included rabbits, rodents, bird and reptiles. During Dianne's senior year she was given the award for "Outstanding Achievement in Emergency and Critical Care". Once she had completed her doctorate, Dianne came to work at Midwest Bird & Exotic Animal Hospital. During this time she also worked in at Family Pet Animal Hospital (an exceptional can and dog hospital in Lincoln Park area of Chicago) and full time at Animal 911 Emergency.
In October 2004, Dianne and her colleague Dr. Betsy Clarkson decided to purchase Midwest Bird and Exotic Animal Hospital from Drs. Nye and Brown. In her spare time, Dr. Poliakoff enjoys piloting planes and scuba diving, and can often be found with Dr. Clarkson sampling some of Chicago's restaurants and nightlife searching for the best sushi .
Dr. Kathleen Wilson, DVM
Dr. Wilson was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois where she grew up with dogs most of her life. She earned her undergraduate degree in Animal Science from Tuskegee University, and completed her DVM from there in 2003. While in veterinary school, Dr. Wilson was most interested in behavioral medicine and the human animal bond. Upon graduation, she went on to complete an internship in small animal medicine and surgery at VCA Berwyn and Franklin Park Animal Hospitals in Illinois, where she gained much experience and interest in emergency medicine. After completing her internship, Dr. Wilson spent the next two years working as a small animal general practicioner and an emergency veterinarian. She joined Midwest Animal Emergency Hospital in December of 2006, and has been enjoying the experience of treating dogs, cats, and exotic animals. Dr. Wilson shares her life with her dog Alexander and in her spare time she loves to travel. Her motto is: There is a whole world out there just waiting for me to explore!!!
Dr. Samantha Lieberman, DVM
Samantha is a January 2008 graduate of Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine. She grew up on the Jersey Shore, and graduated from Rutgers University in 2000 with a BS in Animal Science and Science Education. Initially unsure of her ultimate goal, Samantha spent four years teaching middle school science in central New Jersey before applying to vet school. Samantha lived on the beautiful Caribbean island of St. Kitts for vet school and spent a year at Washington State University. While in St.Kitts, she was a volunteer at the local zoo and was a member of the Sea Turtle Monitoring Program. Throughout vet school, Samantha had wonderful externships at Kruger Park in South Africa, Oregon Zoo in Portland, OR, and UW Lab Animal Medicine Program in Seattle, WA. Samantha has a particular interest in the variety of species that an exotics practice has to offer. She is also enjoying the dogs and cats seen on emergency hours. Her free time is spent traveling to visit family and friends, shopping, reading, and watching reality tv.
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