National Reviewfamously maintains a roster of aging white nationalists to blab about the non-white aspects of American society in disparaging tones.This is not of my white '50s culture,they write,and we must stop it.But usually they'll at least work with sanitized think-tanky buzzwords to describe their pure belief that non-whites are ruining the country. Thoughts on "assimilation," for example, always add a nice distance to the thing at hand. And yet today,
For obvious reasons, this makes me think &quot;<a href="http:\/\/xkcd.com\/804\/" target="_blank">I told you not to take the axiom of choice</a>&quot;.
Well, that <em>is</em> very <a href="http:\/\/www.ontheissues.org\/sam_brownback.htm" target="_blank">offensive</a>, so it works on that front.
Not the real 1958, of course, the Republicon fantasy 1958 where the Republican President wasn&#039;t embarking on massive public infrastructure projects, union membership wasn&#039;t significantly higher than today, and the top marginal rate of personal taxation wasn&#039;t 91%.
It&#039;s been a while, so I don&#039;t remember how <a href="www.channel4.com\/programmes\/mr-pye\/4odac" target="_blank">Mr Pye</a> did it.
I guess it could have been a joke that he&#039;d been killed and replaced with an <em>Invasion of the Body Snatchers</em> style pod-person, thus explaining his general lack of adherence to anything he ever said he stood for.
Well, to be fair, <em>1984</em> was inspired by Stalin, but of the two parties, it&#039;s pretty fucking obvious which one wants state intrusion into our most private moments, and it sure as fuck ain&#039;t the Democrats.
For obvious reasons, this makes me think &quot;<a href="http:\/\/xkcd.com\/804\/" target="_blank">I told you not to take the axiom of choice</a>&quot;.
<a href="http:\/\/grammarist.com\/usage\/a-lot-alot\/" target="_blank">No</a>.
The <a href="http:\/\/chiroeco.com\/chiro-blog\/niche-marketing\/2011\/04\/11\/you-can-be-a-millionaire-and-never-pay-taxes\/" target="_blank">Steve Martin</a> defense?
that sounds like one of blago&#039;s press conferences.
Well, that <em>is</em> very <a href="http:\/\/www.ontheissues.org\/sam_brownback.htm" target="_blank">offensive</a>, so it works on that front.
He loves only whites, Ooooonly whites He loves whites!
I could care less about it.
<em>A lot</em> less.
Not the real 1958, of course, the Republicon fantasy 1958 where the Republican President wasn&#039;t embarking on massive public infrastructure projects, union membership wasn&#039;t significantly higher than today, and the top marginal rate of personal taxation wasn&#039;t 91%.
It&#039;s been a while, so I don&#039;t remember how <a href="www.channel4.com\/programmes\/mr-pye\/4odac" target="_blank">Mr Pye</a> did it.
I guess it could have been a joke that he&#039;d been killed and replaced with an <em>Invasion of the Body Snatchers</em> style pod-person, thus explaining his general lack of adherence to anything he ever said he stood for.
Well, to be fair, <em>1984</em> was inspired by Stalin, but of the two parties, it&#039;s pretty fucking obvious which one wants state intrusion into our most private moments, and it sure as fuck ain&#039;t the Democrats.
Don&#039;t wear a pledge pin around him!
<i>NERDLINGER!</i>
Edward Scissorhands?
Also too, &quot;Running the most corrupt administration in US history&quot;
On the 100th anniversary of Woody Guthrie&#039;s birth, let&#039;s remember a great song he wrote about people coming to the US to work - and the risks they take to try to make a better life for themselves. <a href="http://www.npr.org/blogs/al..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.npr.org/blogs/altlatino/2010/08/17/129...">http://www.npr.org/blogs/al...