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November 3rd, 2008 at 10:48 pm
I’d like to offer this quote from a recent E.J. Dionne Jr. column:
An October New York Times article echoes similar sentiments.
I wonder: Has the American right lost its intellectual bearings?
November 4th, 2008 at 12:27 am
November 4th, 2008 at 7:54 am
Actually, I’ve cruised through some of the writings of those who don’t call themselves entertainers. Goldberg. Coulter. Malkin. I find their rants, particularly their Coulter’s conspiracy theories about liberals, pure and unadulterated drek. Now, even if we concede the paragraph about Hannity and Limbaugh is a mere rhetorical flourish, we’re still left with this:
November 4th, 2008 at 9:13 am
A comments section is a good idea in theory, but James H is a good reason not to implement one. Citing E.J. Dionne for the proposition that on the Right, “[r]eason has been overwhelmed by propaganda, ideas by slogans, learned manifestoes by direct-mail hit pieces”? And this in the comments section of a post by Ron about concentrating on “legitimate issues, not demonization.” Maybe the irony was intentional.
November 4th, 2008 at 9:19 am
M:
To what do you object? The quotation itself? Or that I cited E.J. Dionne? Your comment is unclear.
November 4th, 2008 at 10:52 am
This all reminds me of an old story…
In the case of life we court a few
Supporters we would not,
Had we but a’thought of them
As they first truly thought,
But that is business and the price
Of the clients that choose us,
We may not always all agree
But there is no law we must,
Distasteful I have found some friends
In matters politic,
But then again I’ve never met
Perfected rhetoric,
And although I am not best inclined
To every Common Point,
I see no intellectuals
So astounding I’d anoint -
Them king of what all others think
As if thinking makes you Right,
For better in your heart is not
The way to human height,
The Common Man should open self
To varied points of view (’tis true),
But intellectuals are also blind
To think thinking goes unskewed,
In perfect worlds are perfect ways
Where all know virtue’s choice,
But we live in a world unstained
By concordance in our voice,
Unless a man does advocate
That he alone knows right,
And follows up his worst demands
With tyranny and slight,
Then all men must agree to yield
That others are not them,
You won’t consort with everyone
But that does not condemn
The people with whom you disagree
To being less than you,
In somethings they are different
In somethings close construed,
It is so like a Razor’s Edge
To fight the fight that’s right
Without the need to scorch the earth,
Burn everything in sight,
But men need not to win the day
To look upon the rest
Whether foe or ally wrong
As merely dispossessed,
To win the game you lose a few
That’s business on this earth,
For all the rest they’re best convinced
By investing in their worth,
So to this I might say to you
Find right where right is due
And when in others you find wrong
Convince them what is true,
But if you think your thoughts are pure
And cannot be as those,
Remind yourself all naked man
Have once worn error’s clothes.
November 7th, 2008 at 11:37 pm
http://patterico.com/2008/11/07/examples-of-obamas-decency/
You were the forbearer …