I stopped reading the Huffington Post some time ago, and hell I'm a socialist leaning leftist. They are just as bad as the very right conservatives they complain about. Both are upper class elitists who don't give a damn about people in the lower and middle classes. At least the conservatives have the cajones to say it to your face.

I anxiously await their interpretation of "Wave of Mutilation".

I know some people commented on why there aren't protests to this scale about what's going on in Zimbabwe, Darfur, and other such places and they have excellent points. All places in the world where this sort of animosity and , sadly enough, genocide should be in everyone's faces everyday. People are less likely to forget.

I've been a strong supporter for Tibet's right for about 13 years. I even studied Buddhism for a couple years before it came time for me to "kill the Buddha". I honestly think that the reason this problem gets the attention it does get is not because it's more or less important, but the PR spin on it tends to be well done. It is well publicized, and often commented on by those of the upper class who we listen to. However, Americans have very short and selective memories. Except for the blip on the American human right radar in 1997 that went on for about 6 months, we don't care. Especially when we get our stuff on the cheap at (favorite chain store here) from (poor third world countries whom we help exploit cheap labor)and China. It's been time for us to take responsibility for our greedy capitalist actions. Question is, who takes the first step.

I'm from Huntington, WV, across the border from Ashland KY. It's great to see a stereotypical redneck representing the tri-state area so proudly. The other thing my wife and I though when we saw it "Someone with the last name of Bailey? From the tri-state? Inconceivable!". Bigger point of that joke, my stepdad who is from Huntington, also has the last name of Bailey. Surpsied no Adkins or Skeens where representing.

Hello Lil' J?

Hi, this is the English language. After careful consideration (two viewings of this video), we regret to inform you that your license to use the English language has been revoked. We're not sure what head injuries you may have had in earlier life, but what you speak cannot be considered "English". We will be over later today to take any possessions of yours that are in English. However, the good people of the Esperanto Embassy have taken pity on your case and would gladly grant you citizenship.

Yours,

The English Language

"a million sprinkle of awesome"....the best quote I've heard today. Thanks Xeni.