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A FORUM FOR VIGOROUS DEBATE, CORNERSTONE OF DEMOCRACY. Encouraged censorship and self-censorship seem to have become popular in America today. Those who censor others, not just self, prefer the term moderator to censor and moderation to censorship. But that doesn't change what they do. They still act as self-appointed Big Brother protectors of the thin-skinned. Democracy, however, demands a populace with spine. On this blog, and to buck the trend of censorship, comments will not be "moderated." Almost never do the targets of these blog entries dare respond to defend themselves with cogent counter-argumentation. They are too high and mighty or perhaps simply too damn inserted into the herd--academic, literary or whichever.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Nancy Gibbs
It is difficult to believe, or perhaps not, that the statement issued by Nancy Gibbs is in fact not a fabrication of P. Maudit! One must wonder if the minds of PC persons simply become inoperant when it comes to PC and multiculti inanity.
Yep. This is an older toon. As ole Juvenal had said (and I paraphrase): it is not possible not to write satire in the times of Rome. Evidently, same goes for the times of America and PC. Thanks always for your comments, Tim!
4 comments:
I like your style of juxtaposing PC or hackneyed statements next to facts which point out the absurdity in the former.
You say more in a seemingly simple toon, than many others say in an entire book.
this is an older toon right?
still relevant, no doubt.
regarding nancy gibbs, what else would we expect from an editor of a magazine with so many subscribers.
Yep. This is an older toon. As ole Juvenal had said (and I paraphrase): it is not possible not to write satire in the times of Rome. Evidently, same goes for the times of America and PC. Thanks always for your comments, Tim!
Another good toon, George. I heard you were in Germany. Hope you're doing well.
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