Blogcritics Editors' Picks: October 11 through October 17 - Page 4

SPORTS

Sal Marinello condemned the fight between Miami and Florida International this past weekend and it stemmed some rather peculiar comments from certain individuals.

GAMING

PS2 Review: King of Fighters 2006 by Aaron Auzins. KOF's second foray into the third-dimension makes for a better game but there's still room for improvement.

SCI/TECH

In a thoughtful piece titled The Affliction of the Web, Haydn Shaughnessy raises the issue of our collective failure to think creatively and insightfully in relation to the potential promise of the web.

COMMENT OF THE WEEK

Dawn is better known for her razor sharp wit and claws but also deploys a healthily high level of clear-sighted good sense.

Posted by Dawn to There's No Such Thing as a Gay Pedophile on 2006.10.12, 08:33:16 AM

Michael, I, on the other hand, am deeply gratified that you wrote this article. I have always found it disgusting how the ill-informed and clearly ignorant bible-thumpers and bigots in general, try to combine homosexuality with pedophilia. Your citing a highly educated and erudite researcher on the matter is far more conclusive than any wingnut screaming from the rafters. Besides, the evidence is overwhelming in your favor. Like those who say that stereotypes exist for a reason because a certain number of any group display similar behaviors - it's well-documented that convicted pedophiles and closeted pedophiles are in fact NOT your average gay person seeking mutual affection from someone who is also an adult homosexual. Pedophiles are clearly sick and twisted, whereas gay people are only as sick and twisted as their heterosexual counterparts.

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