Now and then I suddenly get a spike of hits for old posts that haven't seen much attention for a while. Here are two good ones from 2012 that have been getting hits yesterday and today.
People going to the snow chute post seem to be mostly from the northeast. I wonder why? It's got some pictures and video of my using the snow chute I bought from a student long ago. Her father invented it. It's so simple,clever, and effective - a combination I love - but I don't think any are for sale now.
The other one - Is Terrorism a Hate Crime? - compares the two concepts. Not sure what's causing that one to suddenly start getting hits. Hate crimes and terrorism have been ongoing since I posted it. The post looks in detail at the contradiction of folks who want to go after terrorists but argue there is such a thing as a hate crime.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
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I'm going to venture a guess that the murder of 3 Muslim students in North Carolina might have something to do with the spike in activity on the hate crime/terrorism thing.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/chapel-hill-shooting-three-young-muslims-gunned-down-in-north-carolina-at-their-family-home-10037734.html
http://www.wsj.com/articles/man-charged-with-killing-3-in-chapel-hill-n-c-1423660668
Definitely a hate crime.
Snow chutes? Northeast?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.cnn.com/2015/02/09/us/northeast-snow/
Joe, I didn't make the connection to the shooting. Thanks. I did link (On "I wonder why?) to the CNN story in the post already. I know you don't expect sarcasm here, but that isn't aimed at anyone, except, perhaps, myself.
ReplyDeleteAs I have made mention to you before,
ReplyDelete...more and even sharper sarcasm wouldn't hurt one bit.