State of Georgia again. Now, the legislature is preparing law aimed at protecting free speech on campus:

“The statement will make it clear that it is not the proper role of the university to seal individuals from ideas … that they find unwelcome, disagreeable, or even offensive,” [Kurtz] said. “In effect, this new statement will supersede, and nullify, any restrictive speech code adopted by any constituent school of the UNC system.” …

“The act expressly bars students, faculty members, employees, or any other member of the UNC system from interfering with the freedom of others to express their views,” Kurtz said. “That means no more shouting down a visiting speaker, and no more obstruction of legitimate meetings and events.”

Student could be suspended and expelled for interfering with the speech of others, under disciplinary sanctions to be devised by the Board of Governors, and universities would be discouraged from taking political positions:

When universities declare an institutional stand on controversial issues such as military policy in the Middle East or the role of government in health care, that places “tremendous pressure on faculty or students who disagree with the university’s policy,” Kurtz said.

http://www.thecollegefix.com/post/26547/

The Age of Obama is over.

Sorry - NC, not Georgia. No offense intended, Tar Heels.

This is one of the moments where "Please think of the children" would actually make sense but nooooo..

http://www.torontosun.com/2016/03/09/judge-blasts-warring-parents-who-squandered-500000-on-custody-battle

I saw this kind of behaviour with the exes of several guys I know. Why would they do such a thing?

It is just how people are Sixclaws.

Are people inherently good or inherently evil? The unfulfilling but accurate answer is 'Yes'.

How far from my house is the moon? According to the odometer on my car it is infinitely far away. No matter how far I drive I will never reach the moon.

When you ask a question that does not apply (how apple is your banana?) you get an answer that is useless.

How far from my house is the moon? According to the odometer on my car it is infinitely far away. No matter how far I drive I will never reach the moon.

I'm sure that me, the boys from Mythbusters and some heavy duty rockets will get you to the moon in record time.

Oh, you want to come back? demanding, you are.

Remember, anything that can put a hole in the ground can be considered an entrenching tool, and everything is air droppable once. Also, amphibious.

Remember, those who insist upon perfect safety are those who don't have the balls to live in the real world.

Brown recalled a vacation she took to the States a few years ago, when she and her family went for a swim in Lake Michigan. It wasn’t a stormy day, yet they were barely in up to their waists when one of several “safety sentinels” patrolling by canoe yelled, “Go back! Go back! You have passed the safe swimming depth!”

But we’re only in three feet of water, Tracey objected.

“It’s not safe!” the guard repeated.

“Why not?”

“One of our patrol canoes might run into you.”

http://nypost.com/2016/03/09/our-unfounded-obsession-with-safety-is-costing-us-our-freedom/

Instapundit graces Oregon with some knowledge:

FALLACIES DO NOT CEASE TO BE FALLACIES BECAUSE THEY BECOME FASHIONS, as G.K. Chesterton said: “Now that the Oregon legislature has hiked the minimum wage, effective this July, colleges and universities in the state have a decision to make: hire fewer student employees, cut the school’s budget, or raise tuition.”

Too bad they no longer study Chesterton or Kipling there, as the Gods of the Copybook Headings wouldn’t be at all surprised at this “unexpected” development. (aka “Bad Luck,” as Heinlein would say. I doubt he’s read much there either, at least in class.) As Richard Samuelson notes on Twitter, “If students didn’t expect $15 minimum wage to hurt jobs, University should fire entire econ dept.”

http://pjmedia.com/instapundit/228859/

Money shots are okay, but spanking asscheeks is a crime?

http://reason.com/blog/2016/03/07/bdsm-sex-ban-is-constitutional

IRA,

If you strapped a rocket to it and launched my car to the moon the odometer would read 0. So by that logic the moon is in my house.

"the moon is in my house"

You are emotionally alert and this makes you stand out. You are vigorous in your responses.

How this guy isn't covered in flies already?

http://nypost.com/2016/03/11/blah-blah-blah-gawker-editor-blew-off-woman-who-begged-him-to-remove-possible-rape-video/

“There’re no novels that I like to read so I write my own novels, and then I read them again, and it’s the best thing.”

Hollywood kids making movies of themselves
You know they don't give a fk about anybody else
- Steely Dan

If you strapped a rocket to it and launched my car to the moon the odometer would read 0.

Not to worry, we'll have hamsters in tiny space suits peddling really fast to get the tires moving. Of course, we could just roll the odometer forward...

So by that logic the moon is in my house.

There's a full moon in your house every time you drop your britches...wut?

Oy. I'm pretty sure the First Amendment still applies. Also, Galileo Galilei on line 1, something about "hey, the science was settled until it wasn't".

http://www.thegwpf.com/americas-new-inquisition-u-s-attorney-general-lynch-looks-into-prosecuting-climate-change-deniers/

From the image in the click-bait article:

"I need to read the numbers on the barcode aloud to you. I don't want any lasers touching my food."

*facepalm* I'm going to go drinking heavily tonight. Who's with me?

http://www.realclear.com/funny/2015/10/30/reasons_to_never_step_inside_a_whole_foods_again_12295.html

Meanwhile, safe spaces out in California:

But if anyone needed a safe space, it was probably the pro-life students. After all, pro-choice demonstrators grabbed their materials and threw them on the ground. This interaction was caught on video, and generated widespread applause. A campus security officer talked to the aggressor, but did not discipline her, according to Campus Reform.

It would be nice if pro-choice students could exercise their First Amendment rights without violating anyone else's.

https://reason.com/blog/2016/03/10/protesters-bully-pro-life-students-trash

Remind me again why Apple should cooperate with the FBI in any form or fashion?

Surprise! NSA data will soon routinely be used for domestic policing that has nothing to do with terrorism

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-watch/wp/2016/03/10/surprise-nsa-data-will-soon-routinely-be-used-for-domestic-policing-that-has-nothing-to-do-with-terrorism/

Hominid is an animated teaser based on the Hominid series of photo composites by Brian Andrews.

https://vimeo.com/37742808

Heres a question, why did society not care about Hulk Hogans nude video the way it did about the women of 'the fappening'?

Why did that girl claim rape only after the initial plea to have it take down was blown off?

Why did she never use this video evidence of her rape to press charges against her attacker?

Why did she keep a copy of her rape on video, never show it to cops, yet let slip its location to the person who stole it from her?

Why is it when a woman cries rape no one ever asks perfectly obvious and rational questions?

Shot:

Leftist Professor Fired by Leftist University for Threatening Leftist Press at Leftist Rally Blames...Conservatives

Chaser:

“The Curators bowed to conservative voices that seek to tarnish my stellar 12-year record at MU,” Click wrote.

Almost as if there were a...vast right-wing conspiracy?

https://pjmedia.com/trending/2016/03/11/leftist-professor-fired-by-leftist-university-for-threatening-leftist-press-at-leftist-rally-blames-conservatives/

More on the ills in higher education in the US:

In the worst cases, administrators will organize and sometimes even lead student activism against other students, even to the point of violating the First Amendment. This enormous and obvious bias is one reason why it is easy to win lawsuits against universities. It’s also the reason why it’s difficult to find plaintiffs who are brave enough to stand against their school. How many people have the courage to alienate virtually every person with authority over their education and future career? Fear and intimidation trump the law, and free expression dies without a single loss in court.

http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/432699/student-activists-and-professional-leftists-who-love-them

I've been following the news about cloud-seeding over SoCal-- Next time someone on here asks what kind of tinfoil hat I wear when I mention "chemtrails", this is the video I'll send him: http://www.geoengineeringwatch.org/irrefutable-film-footage-of-climate-engineering-aerosol-spraying/
The images show large jet airplanes emitting chemical spray across the entire wing span. The sprays turn on and off seemingly at random. Dane Wigington is focused purely on aerial spraying for climate modification, but the toxic metals being used are certainly for other purposes, ie, weaponising the atmosphere, or mass drug application in the case of lithium.
The news story I saw had a photo of an Evergreen 747-- this company is well known for doing government jobs that are better kept from the public eye.

Lithium comes from the tap water Jefe. It doesn't do much when inhaled.

"I've been following the news about cloud-seeding"

Are they still spraying out shredded human-alien hybrid fetuses?

Keep investigating, Agent Jefe, and make sure you drop off your findings at the nearest Dunkin' Donuts.

They'll forward your materials on to THE BRAIN.

You know who I mean.

"The images show large jet airplanes emitting chemical spray across the entire wing span. The sprays turn on and off seemingly at random."

No - no, it doesn't, and you have no idea what you are watching.

But I am sure it pleases you to be "in" on this.

What you are watching also occurs when a jet fighter is doing its routine near sea level and pulls up abruptly. You can see this at 6:47 and other times in this video.

Jet fighters don't have chemical warfare tanks.

The lower air pressure isn't enough to keep moisture suspended/dissolved in the air, so it immediately condenses. When air pressure rises again behind the airplane, the moisture returns to solution in air.

In level flight, the airliner in the video is simply encountering an area of higher humidity there in the sky. When you can see them, these are called, "clouds". Are clouds now a plot to poison you?

Maybe you haven't noticed this -- but jets don't always produce contrails, either. They only do when the atmosphere can't absorb the water vapor produced by combustion.

"...the toxic metals being used are certainly for other purposes, ie, weaponising the atmosphere, or mass drug application in the case of lithium."

Name a quantity. How much of your contaminant has to be expelled into the fifteen million cubic miles of navigable air over the USA to reach an effective dose anywhere?
Come to think of it, you still haven't explained how this stuff doesn't show up in fuel sampling, or how this lithium (what form, fellow?) gets to sea level intact in an effective concentration.

I sure wish you'd learn something.

Alien technology is being used daily by our armed forces! See this video, which clearly shows propellors on this plane windmilling, clearly not being used to propel the Airbus cargo plane!