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Re: My Twisted Mind: My Musicality doesn't understand yours.

rainwriter_jones — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 15:15:21 -0000

There is a lot to be said about today's music. There's some really great stuff out there, but it's not being played. Instead, we're subjected to what the powers that be figure is REAL music. May be music to them, but not to others. I like listening to indie artists as they're not under contract with these huge corporations which dictate what we hear.

Re: POINT-COUNTERPOINT: TEAM PRO-LIFE VS TEAM PRO-CHOICE | The Insane Asylum Blog (@insaneasylmblog) - Social Commentary Off Meds

rainwriter_jones — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 10:48:12 -0000

In today's society, sex is a recreation, and the responsibilities that lie with the decision to have it are often overlooked or simply ignored. There was, indeed, a time when females were sterilized back in the 60s that were deemed "unviable" due to do mental retardation. Do you think that those who are not capable of caring for a child should be allowed to have one any way? We would be responsible for his/her upbringing, causing financial hardships on the rest of us.

I'm not opposed to the expression of sexuality, but how others (mis)treat their minds, bodies, even souls behind not being responsible when there are consequences with acting hastily. I didn't mean to offend when in reference to sterilization. Aren't women/men using it as a means of contrapception any way? Just that if someone is not capable of having children until they are ready, they won't have any to concern themselves with.

Re: POINT-COUNTERPOINT: TEAM PRO-LIFE VS TEAM PRO-CHOICE | The Insane Asylum Blog (@insaneasylmblog) - Social Commentary Off Meds

rainwriter_jones — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 09:18:03 -0000

Do you think that boys and girls should be sterilized prior to sexual maturity? You might laugh, but I've thought that a reversible operation would be the key to ending unwanted pregnancies. When they are ready, the process is reversed. Those who can't be responsible due to mental health issues, lack of maturity, lack of support system, etc., will not have the process reversed.

But with that said, who makes the determination whether someone is viable as a parent? Will there be some who are deemed unsuitable because of their disability, ethnicity, financial standing, poitical views? Discrimination will most probably be rampant!

Re: POINT-COUNTERPOINT: TEAM PRO-LIFE VS TEAM PRO-CHOICE | The Insane Asylum Blog (@insaneasylmblog) - Social Commentary Off Meds

rainwriter_jones — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 13:52:04 -0000

My problem with abortion is this: The baby (yes, I said baby) did not ask to be created. No matter how he/she was created, the baby has a right to be born.

I've changed my opinion on abortion a few times in my life, but as of now, I'm a strong opponent to it. To kill a child out of convenience is tragic! When I hear that someone wasn't "ready" to have a child? C'mon, puh-lease!!! Plan your baby into your life just like your very own mother did. Every baby is a miracle.

Hell, if our mothers chose not to have us, we wouldn't be here blogging, would we?

Re: From Boys To Men: Challenging the Notion that a Woman Cannot Raise a Boy to Become a Man

rainwriter_jones — Tue, 11 May 2010 13:22:39 -0000

Strange thing being is that I don't know what it is to be a man 'cause I ain't a man! (LOL) But, I know what I'm supposing a man to be: something of which I don't see a whole lot of these days.

A man (in my opinion) is one who marries the woman who bears his children. A man is someone who stays around when the going gets rough; not sky up at the first sign of trouble. A man works hard to support his family: taking a second job if necessary so his family will not need for anything. Most of all, a man puts his needs/wants beneath that of his family. A hard concept for the males of today to comprehend. There's been too many generations of males being created: not men.

Re: From Boys To Men: Challenging the Notion that a Woman Cannot Raise a Boy to Become a Man

rainwriter_jones — Mon, 10 May 2010 16:30:57 -0000

You probably know my answer to this question. How can a person who is not a man teach a boy to be a man? It's impossible. A male has characteristics which are not inherant in females, and vice versa. Subtleties which are not always readily visible lie beneath the surface. Things that only a male can pass on to another male. Not saying that a woman couldn't raise a boy to manhood, but there will always be a part missing that a male didn't impart upon the boy.

I know it is not always possible to have a male counterpart of the family unit, but I do think male imprinting is crucial to a boy: a bonding of some sort with another male. This goes with females, too! Both male and female influences need to be present for a well-rounded man/woman, but it is imparative that both sexes have a like-sexed person involved in their development.

Re: http://www.rippdemup.com/2010/02/lets-all-go-to-compton-cook-out-bring.html

rainwriter_jones — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 17:02:41 -0000

Leave it to you to put a new spin on ignorance! (LMBAO)

What I found interesting is that they didn't interview any White students. It would have been nice to hear their take on it.

It never fails there's always got to be some idiot that thinks unfunny things are funny. There was a reason that the "party" was held off-campus: they KNEW they'd be reprimanded!

BTW: who are them chicks? I don't recognize none of them! (LOL)

Re: The High Road Has Been Closed.

rainwriter_jones — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 14:42:56 -0000

Let me just trip by for a minute and f*ck wit ya for a while. (LMBAOOOO)

Re: New Years Resolutions.

rainwriter_jones — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 12:44:55 -0000

It's nice seeing you do your thing again. I know I've been out of pocket myself for a time. Figured that if I'm running my mouth in 140-character segments on Twitter, I might as well be doing it here!

I stopped that New Year's Resolution sh*t a long time ago. Couldn't stick with it. Moderation is the key to a sucessful life! I guess...

Re: http://www.rippdemup.com/2009/11/breaking-news-oprah-winfrey-set-to-call.html

rainwriter_jones — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 19:41:36 -0000

And a good riddance to her fake a**!!! (LMBAOOOO)

Re: Some folks STILL ain't get the Memo.

rainwriter_jones — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 18:48:01 -0000

Damn shame, isn't it?! When a man can't expect his vittles will be waiting for him when he gets home, when folks rummage through his closet and drawers lookin' for things to wear, too. Do you at least get your clothes back? Are they clean? Do you want them back after he's been in 'em? (LMBAO)

Glad to hear things are good for you. :-)

Re: Some folks STILL ain't get the Memo.

rainwriter_jones — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 14:11:11 -0000

"Let my noodles go!" (LMBAO) Damn, that sounds like my house. We've got to hide what is precious to us...our food! Don't hide it, it won't be there when you get back home.

So, what's happening in your world? :-)

Re:

rainwriter_jones — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 14:04:12 -0000

Okay, let me try this again as my comment disappeared. (lol)

Mattel did a great job in creating their line of African American dolls. When I was growing up, there was White dolls with Black skin, but the features didn't resemble a Black person's whatsoever. Note: I'm used to using Black to describe our ethnicity 'cause I'm a child of the 60s. :-)

And yes, the booty definitely is lackin'! (LMBAO)

Re: Social Media & Megalomania: A Dangerous Mix

rainwriter_jones — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 09:50:38 -0000

(LMBAO) This is so hilarious, and so very true! Do you think they could put a mental health diagnosis to a internet megalomaniac?

Re: RANDOM THOUGHTS: TWITTER, ANYONE?

rainwriter_jones — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 18:33:49 -0000

Twitter. I was brought to Twitter by a friend, and now I'm microblogging just about anything! (lol) I've met folks there who also like to yack...talk about grips of irrelevant stuff. I'm having fun.

It has also let me know things about folks I considered online "friends," but found out differently. We were all on another site together, and folks started floating over to Twitter. When some of these folks starting putting up locked updates and not lettting others from that forum follow them, I knew what time it was! (LMBAO)

I get several follows a day, but now I wait for a bit before I start to follow them; kind of checking them out to see if they're crazy or not. I don't want no crazies. I left that behind on 360. (LMBAO)

Re: http://www.rippdemup.com/2009/10/im-not-shrink-but-i-play-one-on.html

rainwriter_jones — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 20:10:24 -0000

I ain't confessing jack to your crazy behind! (LMBAOOO)

My god, where do you get your pictures? Are they candidly shot out in the community? That's one ugly child! I'm sorry, but some folks just don't look "right." (LMBAO)

Re: RANDOM THOUGHTS: A DEAL'S A DEAL

rainwriter_jones — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 17:12:41 -0000

You're talking about MoreChitlinsIPresume.net? Yep, that's me! I get around. (LOL)

Re: RANDOM THOUGHTS: A DEAL'S A DEAL

rainwriter_jones — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 16:19:59 -0000

Well, I headed over there and dropped a line or two. Defended you, too. Well, kind of, sort of. (LMBAOOO)

Re: RANDOM THOUGHTS: A DEAL'S A DEAL

rainwriter_jones — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 16:05:50 -0000

Next door neighbor has the Napoleon complex, and figures he needs the attention of EVERYONE! Yelling at me from his porch, he did..."HEY GURL!!!" (LMBAO) What a mess!

Brother's Perspective, huh?? I'll be right back...

Re: RANDOM THOUGHTS: A DEAL'S A DEAL

rainwriter_jones — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 15:29:49 -0000

(LMBAO) Out of town houseguests from hell? You should have said YOU were going out of town...let 'em bug someone else. (LOL)

My Sunday was spent wondering why my next door neighbor is insistent on hollering at me...literally and figuratively. What a weasel!

Sorry about the folks over at Brother's Blog for rubbing salt in your wound. Let me know if I can go raise a lil' hell there...I've been looking to rough someone up here lately. (LMBAOOOO)

Re: RANDOM THOUGHTS: AM I A HEATHEN?

rainwriter_jones — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 09:36:40 -0000

Maybe I should try their approach. But it's so hard for me to gain advancement AND have a good conscience. It's just the scoundrel in me. (lol)

Re: RANDOM THOUGHTS: AM I A HEATHEN?

rainwriter_jones — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 17:56:59 -0000

Folks don't own up to anything any more. They pass the blame like a collection plate. (LMBAO)

You're right about people and religion. I've had friends who ran to the church after commiting some of the most heinous acts imaginable: but had to leave when they found sitting in church didn't cleanse them. They were still the dirty, rotten scoundrels they were before putting on the Sunday suit! (LMBAO)

Re: RANDOM THOUGHTS: AM I A HEATHEN?

rainwriter_jones — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 15:47:16 -0000

(LOL) I hear ya! Hey, none of us are saints, and presenting ourselves as such is false advertising. The first thing I think about nowadays when someone tries to be pious is that they've GOT to be hiding something! I believe that if given the chance, ANYONE will do something other than what is righteous. Just keep in the back of your mind that everyone has a little something under the surface, grime no less, and you can't go wrong!

But sitting in church basically confessing they've done wrong, and then justifying it, too?? That's a bit much to swallow.

Re: RANDOM THOUGHTS: AM I A HEATHEN?

rainwriter_jones — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 13:57:32 -0000

Integrity is something that no one can afford today. (lol) I think we all try to be as honest as we can be...until it is to our benefit not to be.

Those folks giving the "advice" ought to be shamin' themselves...especially those in the church who give the impression that they are closer to God than the rest of us. Don't duck and dive behind the pews...stand up and be the conniving person that you are: I'd respect you more.

Re: Computer Illiteracy Really Bothers Me

rainwriter_jones — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 14:36:47 -0000

(LMBAO) That chick sounds like my Mother, and she's 77 years old! Maybe she never had the need to learn computer skills before. I know most of what I've learned is self-taught, trial and error type learning. But...she just might want to pick up the Dummies version for internet literacy so that she won't continue to look foolish. (LOL)