Dan’s Top5 Internet Finds (4/13/15)

Randomness

by Dan Wiberg - April 13, 20150

Last week none of my so-called "friends" liked my Top5 on Facebook. You think I don't notice these things?! If you're reading this right now, you are grounded. No TV. No phone. Go straight to your room and do your homework. After you look at these 5 things, of course

Ferguson: Bad Decisions, Not Race

Editorials

by Paul Craft - December 4, 2014December 22, 20146

“My white privilege is the only thing keeping me alive.” I saw this comment on a social media site the other day in which a woman was responding to the whole Ferguson situation. The absurdity of that statement is what prompted me to write this article. It’s not the color

Say What You Want About Ferguson, But Don’t Say Justice Was Done

Editorials

by Brian M. Williams - December 2, 2014December 17, 20144

Of all the offensive, insensitive, ignorant, subtly and not so subtly racist comments made in the wake of the grand jury verdict in Ferguson last week, the most annoying and concerning were the ones that claimed justice had been done. Well, for those of you who think that farce of a

Stopping Police Savagery: Not Impossible

Editorials

by Brian M. Williams - August 13, 2014September 22, 20142

Updated: In the wake of the killing of the so called "Gentle Giant" by cops in New York, and the even more recent shooting death of Mike Brown and the police response following the protests and looting that followed, I'm sad to say this article instantly became relevant again just

Detroit: A New Police Chief and His Armed Citizens Are Taking Back Their City

Politics

by Paul Craft - August 12, 2014September 22, 20145

“Bankrupt and crime ridden.” That’s a how a Detroit native referred to his hometown when I met him at a Cleveland Browns game last year. It’s hard to believe that at one time (1960), Detroit had the highest per-capita income of any city in the United States. But that was

The Catch 22 of Denying Racism

by Brian M. Williams - May 1, 2014May 1, 20140

The Donald Sterlings of the world are few and far between in this day in age. It isn't the fact that he's a billionaire real-estate developer or an NBA team owner that makes him so unique. And it's not that he's a racist who has used his power and wealth

All Things Manly: Responsible Gun Ownership and the Obligation to Protect Your Family

Randomness

by Paul Craft - December 1, 2013December 9, 20134

I've got to be honest. I sincerely believe there is a general lack of testosterone in our society. Due to this, every Thursday (Thor's Day) I've decided to write about how the American male is being emasculated and then, in return, how to combat this problem. Hopefully I can help some of

Can We Agree that Kidnapping Babies is Wrong?

Randomness

by Alex S. Pak - April 29, 2013May 28, 20130

Do you know this hospital? Is your baby there? Get it out NOW. Let me fill you in if you haven't heard yet. The story goes that a couple were taking their five-month-old baby to Sutter Memorial Hospital regularly as awesome parents do. One day, they roll in and suddenly,