An examination of certain political, narrative, and academic issues from a reasonably conservative perspective.
"To announce that there must be no criticism of the president, or that we are to stand by the president, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public." -- Theodore Roosevelt
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Can you imagine how nice it must be to have 90 percent of the media, professors and cultural elite in the country spinning everything you say or do in the most positive way possible. (And if positive spin is not possible then just flat out lying.) Liberals don't realize that they are their own worst enemies. They blow so much smoke up each others asses, that they have no idea how ridiculous they actually look to the real world, without the constant image airbrushing they become so accustomed to.
The problem is when the real world starts to believe them. A sad fact is that marketing often times works. I mean MTV became the voice young America everywhere in the '80s or so. MTV? A bunch of execs peddling fruit twizzlers and pimple creams?
Still, I'm hopeful that you're right. Sometimes you just have to place your faith in people. I think people are pretty smart. It's just a matter of people standing up and being unafraid of media ridicule. And that's a tough thing honestly.
Can you imagine how nice it must be to have 90 percent of the media, professors and cultural elite in the country spinning everything you say or do in the most positive way possible. (And if positive spin is not possible then just flat out lying.) Liberals don't realize that they are their own worst enemies. They blow so much smoke up each others asses, that they have no idea how ridiculous they actually look to the real world, without the constant image airbrushing they become so accustomed to.
ReplyDeleteThe problem is when the real world starts to believe them. A sad fact is that marketing often times works. I mean MTV became the voice young America everywhere in the '80s or so. MTV? A bunch of execs peddling fruit twizzlers and pimple creams?
ReplyDeleteStill, I'm hopeful that you're right. Sometimes you just have to place your faith in people. I think people are pretty smart. It's just a matter of people standing up and being unafraid of media ridicule. And that's a tough thing honestly.