Other people's blogs

Look what I found! An interesting (I say that gingerly) blog post by someone else, criticizing Mark Ruffalo for his liberal beliefs about feminism. Me personally, I'm glad he has those beliefs. Vincent and Peter are also liberals, from what I can gather. I also don't think that I go on long rants against certain people's political beliefs on this blog akin to this lady's post. Do I? It looks like she put a lot of effort into that post, as it's really quite long. I, on the other hand, put a lot of effort into my posts about a topic that sort of actually matters more/is more respected/less likely for people to read and laugh about the ridiculousness of the post, that of journalistic fraud. Remember those posts? One of my books came but the other still hasn't and I'm impatient. I don't really have too much to say about this lady's post because it's... out there. It's too bad that she felt it was necessary to go on a long rant about the beliefs of some liberal actor. I wonder how many people read that post. I'd be embarrassed to write a post like that. The author of that blog comes across as a backwards jerk. There, I said it.  

You can find a lot of interesting stuff on other people's blogs. This is more the kind of blog post that I would write and not be embarrassed about (at least not embarrassed for having [backwards] conservative beliefs, but perhaps some could consider it embarrassing in a different way to always be blogging about and fawning over actors. I have no regrets. I don't care.) This post as well, from someone else's blog. And this one from yet another person's blog. I really do wonder if anyone has happened to come across one of my blog posts in their googling of the things that I write posts about... I hope that they found my blog to be interesting (in a good way).