Posts Tagged ‘datechguy’s field guide to (cpac) bloggers’

…then there is a real problem:

The idea of natural rights is only a philosophy. At its core is the idea that we are owners of our own person. The alternative is that we are owned by other individuals or owned by a collective (the State). If we are not “endowed by [our] Creator” with these rights, from whence do they come?

The upsetting question is not whether Obama believes in God, or whether he’s an Atheist—I don’t care about that at all. The upsetting question is this: If Obama doesn’t believe we are endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights, then what is his explanation for the source of the endowment? I have an awful feeling in my gut that his answer is “the government.”

We go from Pellucidation to Gateway Pundit and Jim Hoff:

What a shock.
Barack Obama dropped “that are endowed by our Creator” from the Declaration of Independence in a speech he gave this past week.

Other than the fact both of these bloggers are part of DaTechGuy’s field guide to bloggers you don’t get much more different than a Transgendered atheist and a Devout Roman Catholic, when both are on the same page here you know there is trouble.

How much trouble? This much:

Byron York Tweet 9:18 a.m. 9/19/2010

How powerful is the wave that is heading toward capital hill? So powerful that it has actually driven Barack Obama to Church!

Talk about getting an A-List blogger on the Field Guide:

One thing about bloggers like Jim, everyone wants their attention so if you want someone like Gateway Pundit for the field guide you have to be persistent.

I talked to Corinna Cohn of Pellucidation at Blogcon:

One might find it odd that a conservative Catholic blogger who maintains that gender and sex are one and the same would be interviewing a transgendered blogger. I confess I didn’t know she was transgendered when I interviewed or talked to her later than evening, but you know what, people are people. Why would I not want to associate with an intelligent person who knows economics, blogs and games and is a pleasure to talk to?

Catholicism teaches that people are not a disposable commodity. Whatever my opinion of some decision made in the past, I am very pleased to know Corinna and look forward to future conversations at future conferences.

Talk about getting an A-List blogger for the field guide


Not only had Warner been blogging longer than just about anyone, but his fedora’s are all classic decades old. I feel like a piker