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Woman Charged with Blasphemy in Revenge for Refusing Arranged Marriage
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http://abcnews.go.com/US/amish-girl-leukemia-family-flees-us-avoid-chemotherapy
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Four babies hemorrhage after parents refuse vitamin K shot, a practice on the rise
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Duck Dynasty star: Girls should carry a Bible, cook and marry ‘when they are 15′
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Jim Garrow Reveals Obama’s Secret Plan To Use Aliens And Canadians To Plot Against America
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Note: “Bestiality” is pronounced like it’s spelled. Easy way to remember: “bestiality is best”. (It isn’t, for obvious reasons. Unless that sheep is begging for it.)
I like the show, but your rant about Amish culture is completely off-base. I know a lot of Amish (other vegetable farmers) and the story that induced your rant is an oddity, not the norm within the community. Amish culture is hard to figure out for us ‘English’ but the basic idea isn’t that they shouldn’t adopt new technologies, but that they, as a group, should evaluate new technologies and decide whether or not they are good for them, individually or as community before adopting them.
In many cases the decision comes down to whether or not it binds them to a company that can then have undue influence over them. So, they do use electricity, but they don’t buy it from the power company; they use phone service, but they don’t have it at home; they use computers, but mostly simple ones that have basic features like word processing, spreadsheets, etc.
They aren’t so much backward as deliberate.
The family you brought up is to the amish community, what the don’t immunize people are to the rest of America.
Cecil, if you ever have your man-bits removed from your body, here’s what you should do: turn the whole lot into a purse and give it to your wife. It’s three gifts in one: a purse; a reminder to her of the good times you’ve had; and if she rubs it lovingly, a handbag.