Comments on: New York Times Airbrushes Useful Idiot Nazi

By: Joseph Veca

Joseph Veca — Thu, 26 May 2011 15:58:49 +0000

Logic….a great way to go wrong with confidence.

The problem with the left stems from the fact the lefts logic is built on FEELINGS & EMOTION, not on FACTS. This is why facts confuse lefties.

By: WilliamJamesWard

WilliamJamesWard — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 22:23:45 +0000

It is a place she could fit in and maybe her name is shortened from amanpourboire,
the coinage is yours and is a neat new word for self generated troubles,
Arrigoni & Amanpour go together like aches and pains. Regards………..William

By: Isahiah62

Isahiah62 — Sat, 23 Apr 2011 20:49:07 +0000

liked your observations and had to laugh- at —->amourpropre

when I first glanced at the word I was thinking AMANPOUR, as in the salivating leftist jouranlista- LOL'ed thinking you coined a new word for the moment of cognitive dissonance she had, when confronted by a crowd of Egyptian men telling her WE HATE YOU, and she being the useful idiot she is, tried to say _ oh but I am on your side here- and they nearly spit in her face and said again – WE HATE AMERICANS

These sorts never learn – not from history or facts, their group delusion cannot be burst or pentrated by any truth

By: tagalog

tagalog — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 15:37:13 +0000

What I find so mind-boggling is how foolish people have become in the past 40 years or so. People now take obviously absurd positions because their logic leads them there. At some point, we must agree on some limits or standards, and act in accord with them. That seems to be impossible.

The most disturbing thing is the rise in antisemitism, but it's not the only thing. The national debt of the United States and the contortions that people are going through to maintain the practices that are obviously going to lead into a disaster is another, ample proof of the idea that when the ruling value is "from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs," everyone will eventually become needy. And stupid – I didn't expect that.

By: WilliamJamesWard

WilliamJamesWard — Mon, 18 Apr 2011 01:37:58 +0000

I have observed those who are attracted to evil in any form are usually destroyed
by it, that which Arrigoni saw subjectively in the evil of Palestinian thuggery became
his amourpropre and selfdestruction, may be as a clause of purpose forewarning
most but those blinded by their lusts assure just desert. Let his death at the hands
of Islamist murderers be a lesson to his kind…………………………………..William

By: logdon

logdon — Sun, 17 Apr 2011 12:48:20 +0000

I'm of a similar opinion transferred to what's going on in Libya right now.

One side a 'brutal dictator', by the way one who was courted and armed by the very western pundits now demanding his removal.

The other, a rag-tag, loose organisation which contains 'flickers' of AQ elements and known islamist insurgents who would install shariah and anti western sentiment at the flick of an eye.

Now at each others throats whilst a very hands off Arab League, wetting themselves that this could spread to their oil rich fiefdoms demand that we help install these insurgents, using our treasure, weaponry and military personnel.

Are we now the bag carriers for these berobed nepotistic despots?

By: theleastthreat

theleastthreat — Sat, 16 Apr 2011 23:55:57 +0000

Let's hope it doesn't come to this again, but a lot of this looks familiar; blaming and slandering Jews during the 1920's and 30's before the persecutuion of Jews and the start of WW II. How much rhetoric of that sort leads to disaster? Are we close to reaching critical mass?