Shared Risk - Obamacare Explained

Stoplight explains shared risk in a way that a child can understand.  Any of us can understand it, in other words.  Will enough of us take it to heart, to counteract the progressives (including those who control the USCCB) who refuse to accept the basic injustice of Obamacare?

CitizenLink Unpacks Today's SCOTUS Marriage Decisions

In the video below, Stuart Shephard and Bruce Hausknecht analyze what today's two decisions mean, and what they don't mean.  One immediate implication is that the fight for morality is far from over.  We will not roll over and play dead, much to the chagrin of the progressives.  By the way - in his dissent, Antonin Scalia had some choice words for those who seek to demonize us.

Caveat Emptor

Well, too late now!  We're in for a rough four years.

How The Government Fixes Things

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How Liberals Concoct Their Political Ads

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Talk About Smart Cars!

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Frogzilla!

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Stoplight Resumes!

Stuart Shephard has resumed production of his Stoplight series.  Here's the first one after the hiatus.  (Click here if you cannot see embedded video).

Another Jesuit Tries To Justify Disobedience To God's Immutable Laws

Somethimes half-truths are worse than complete falsehoods.  With the latter, there is no mistaking its nature for there is no disguise.  With the former, there is the use of things truthful in and of themselves to lend credibility to the falsehood contained therein.

Father James Martin engages in half-truth double-speak.  While it's completely true that Jesus reached out to the marginalized and met them where they were, He never permitted them to remain in sinful states.  He always made clear the need for repentance.  Father Martin makes no mention of the need of gays to repent of their dangerous and sinful lifestyles.  In so doing, he seduces them to remain in their squalor, whether or not that is his intention. 

The first video (after the jump break) is Father Martin's nonsense.  The second is a Stoplight episode featuring Stuart Shephard.  In it, he uses a humorous analogy to explain why the gay lifestyle (among other things) will never be normative, no matter how some (such as Father Martin?) may pretend it to be.