What Kids Think About Bill O’Reilly

As many of you may have known, the racist, bigot, hard-tempered, shock jock Bill O’Reilly had the nerve to put out a book for kids. That’s right–A man who is condescending, has spread countless, hate-filled lies and a bully himself had the audacity to believe that he could write a book to be consumed by impressionable children, but to also subtitle it “A Survival Guide for America’s Families.”

So how have his efforts paid off? Do the kids who read his book receive sound advice and take it to heart? Do they go through life a little less jaded and confused because of the wise words Bill O’Reilly’s co-author probably wrote, but put O’Reilly’s name on the cover for book sales?

Well, take a look…



Charles Flowers should have probably wrote this book with someone else; someone who wasn’t a walking contradiction.

August 8th, 2008 | Comments

The Truth About Prostitution

prostitution The commercial sex industry is a very large and debated subject. Feminists, in particular, have waged wars of their own between themselves and between what is called “The Feminist Movement” and what is called “The Radical Feminist Movement” for quite some time now. Before you find yourself in the middle of a debate about sex work and sex workers, or if you have already made your own assumptions and stand firm on your beliefs, it is always wise to acknowledge and marinate on the facts of anything to assist you in your decision-making.

This picture is filled with facts on prostitution and why, exactly, most women enter the field.

The average age of women entering prostitution is 13.5. Most of the women who work within the commercial sex industry explore it’s many facets, which include street prostitution, massage brothels, escort services, outcall services, strip clubs, lap dancing, phone sex, pornography and prostitution tourism.

The commercial industry is by far one of the ugliest industries out there right now, yet sadly so many are resorting to working within it, most out of desperation. The long-term effects of prostitution, not to mention what led them there in the first place, are frightening and tell tales of abused pasts. These long-term effects do not wear off, nor do they get any easier for the woman. Prostitution undoubtedly hurts women and is a direct violation of human rights. To raise more awareness about it, visit Prostitution Research & Education, it’s a fabulous site.

March 24th, 2008 | Comments
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