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* Rand Paul has responded to yet another deadly pipe line explosion, this time in his own district, by singlehandedly holding up necessary regulation to =ensure things like automatic shut off valves, more inspections, and accurate safety related records keeping. After all the principle that all regulations are bad, especially those that save lives is more important than the lives of mere humans being lost to corporate negligence. Obviously. Remember: corporations are people: humans aren't.

* I am wondering who is more responsible for terrible things happening to actual human beings: L. Ron Hubbard or Ayn Rand? It would certainly prove an interesting debate.

* The Wall street protests are spreading to other towns and cities.

* Signal boost: http://psybelle.livejournal.com/668371.html

* "Bad news round up:" http://www.sparkindarkness.com/2011/09/bad-news-round-up.html

* Hector woke me up once. The Butt woke me up twice, once by randomly clawing my feet; once by dropping a laundry basket on me. I made two appointments for looking at apartments for tomorrow. One is already cancelled as they have stairs they called back to tell me about. My paperwork is still moving through the bureaucratic bowels.

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* Rand Paul has responded to yet another deadly pipe line explosion, this time in his own district, by singlehandedly holding up necessary regulation to =ensure things like automatic shut off valves, more inspections, and accurate safety related records keeping. After all the principle that all regulations are bad, especially those that save lives is more important than the lives of mere humans being lost to corporate negligence. Obviously. Remember: corporations are people: humans aren't.

* I am wondering who is more responsible for terrible things happening to actual human beings: L. Ron Hubbard or Ayn Rand? It would certainly prove an interesting debate.

* The Wall street protests are spreading to other towns and cities.

* Signal boost: http://psybelle.livejournal.com/668371.html

* "Bad news round up:" http://www.sparkindarkness.com/2011/09/bad-news-round-up.html

* Hector woke me up once. The Butt woke me up twice, once by randomly clawing my feet; once by dropping a laundry basket on me. I made two appointments for looking at apartments for tomorrow. One is already cancelled as they have stairs they called back to tell me about. My paperwork is still moving through the bureaucratic bowels.

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