From us Catholics, we apologize for the continued existence of "commentary from a Catholic perspective" or "through a Catholic lens" in which the author exhibits his utter lack of familiarity with Catholicism.
The same reason Hollywood and series writers can’t convincingly write any male character that isn’t trans or queer anymore. No understanding of the other, no attempt at research. Just a regurgitation of memes passed around in their leftist circles.
Your statement that "most horror" is not by Hollywood implies that at least some is by Hollywood. You go ahead and pick one. I have zero interest in having a retarded argument about whether something is from Hollywood or its independent or some combination of both.
That was a fun read. When I read his response I immediately thought, "he's from Portland" - I was wrong, Seattle. There used to be a saying, "keep Portland weird" which I always thought was charming. I don't any longer. Weird has turned into mean, confused, sad, nasty - Prius after Prius log jammed into a tiny corner of the country angry at the world, but I suppose it's to be expected when you have a doctorate, the debt to go with it, and Antifa rejects you.
At first the saying was simply colorful, like mayor Bud Clark was, but for at least the last 10 years I've thought that those bumper stickers were entirely superfluous because there seems to be little danger of it ever becoming something other than, well...*weird*.
I remember starting to read his comment and bowing out after three paragraphs. I will go to my grave not knowing the towering elucidation that would have turned my world upside down.
Since the election I've been tooling around various forums and reading some opinion pieces from traditional sources. I was somewhat surprised just how hard many people seem to have taken the results of the election--even people who are older and have apparently been around for a while.
I engaged lightly with some of the comments and the vehemence of the response--like a nuclear counterstrike for flatulence at prayer--was really marked.
Often they related how badly they'd felt, in some cases missing work, after the 2016 election. They proudly and steadfastly announce that they're controlling their feelings better.
And none of them--not one--has any idea why Trump was elected either time. However, they uniformly *think* that they do, and assuming that I voted for Trump (I haven't voted for pres since Obama in 2008) they are prepared to tell *me* why I voted for him.
I’d always heard there are a couple of ways to get someone’s attention: punch them in the face or light them on fire. Well, let’s add a new one: written evisceration by LoC. Damn.
I’m sorry that you suffered such a response. It seems standard and liberals (1) have to defend liberalism as its own tradition rather than “natural”; (2) as a means to attempt to maintain their Kantian moral duty to the ‘ought’ and thus against postliberal ‘heretics.’ Perhaps we need to develop different rhetorics in response to attempts to bully. But we can’t be bullied. Your mixture of rhetoric and substance in response makes its impact, although probably infuriates the liberal true believers.
These over-credentialed libtards and their refusal to accept what fools they are to have swallowed a narrative of lies are like Vizzini in "The Princess Bride."
"I know you are going to try to convince me that I am a victim of a psyop, which tells me that you are perpetrating a psyop to make me believe I am a victim of a psyop. Heh-heh! But since I went to Berkley and am well-versed in the arts of brainwashing, I know you knew I would know you would try to psyop me by telling me I am a victim of a psyop, which tells me that you know that I know that you know it is YOU who is the victim of a psyop!"
Please, let’s not reference “Fatal Attraction”. We all know what happened to the bunny. Bad.
The post-election mental health crisis goes on unabated. The ad hominem attacks will only increase and become increasingly unhinged. Even their dogs are shaking their heads and hiding under the sofa.
The histrionics from the libs and leftists have been especially over the top this past week. They’re not taking the rejection of their worldview well at all.
You're based in The Pleiades?! My favorite stellar association! I was just showing it to my students last week in the dark skies above a beach on the Gulf in Louisiana.
From us Catholics, we apologize for the continued existence of "commentary from a Catholic perspective" or "through a Catholic lens" in which the author exhibits his utter lack of familiarity with Catholicism.
The same reason Hollywood and series writers can’t convincingly write any male character that isn’t trans or queer anymore. No understanding of the other, no attempt at research. Just a regurgitation of memes passed around in their leftist circles.
The only genre that Hollywood does even fairly well now is horror and that's likely due to their worship of the devil.
And mass mental illness, both diagnosed and undiagnosed, amongst the writers and showrunners.
Most horror is not 'Hollywood' but independent.
No one said Hollywood makes most horror movies.
Fair enough. Name a 'Hollywood' horror film so I can see what you mean.
Your statement that "most horror" is not by Hollywood implies that at least some is by Hollywood. You go ahead and pick one. I have zero interest in having a retarded argument about whether something is from Hollywood or its independent or some combination of both.
Co-signed. But on the bright side, it's always fun to read a good solid dunk, as this piece most certainly was.
"It’s either a bot, his girlfriend, or more likely both." OK, that's very funny.
That was a fun read. When I read his response I immediately thought, "he's from Portland" - I was wrong, Seattle. There used to be a saying, "keep Portland weird" which I always thought was charming. I don't any longer. Weird has turned into mean, confused, sad, nasty - Prius after Prius log jammed into a tiny corner of the country angry at the world, but I suppose it's to be expected when you have a doctorate, the debt to go with it, and Antifa rejects you.
Hah! *I'm* from Portland! Since '87!
At first the saying was simply colorful, like mayor Bud Clark was, but for at least the last 10 years I've thought that those bumper stickers were entirely superfluous because there seems to be little danger of it ever becoming something other than, well...*weird*.
I remember starting to read his comment and bowing out after three paragraphs. I will go to my grave not knowing the towering elucidation that would have turned my world upside down.
complete gamma. get ready for more meaningless and wordy responses from this puke.
Since the election I've been tooling around various forums and reading some opinion pieces from traditional sources. I was somewhat surprised just how hard many people seem to have taken the results of the election--even people who are older and have apparently been around for a while.
I engaged lightly with some of the comments and the vehemence of the response--like a nuclear counterstrike for flatulence at prayer--was really marked.
Often they related how badly they'd felt, in some cases missing work, after the 2016 election. They proudly and steadfastly announce that they're controlling their feelings better.
And none of them--not one--has any idea why Trump was elected either time. However, they uniformly *think* that they do, and assuming that I voted for Trump (I haven't voted for pres since Obama in 2008) they are prepared to tell *me* why I voted for him.
And that's why Trump won.
All I can see is the meme, with you and Tolkien like peas in a pod.
I’d always heard there are a couple of ways to get someone’s attention: punch them in the face or light them on fire. Well, let’s add a new one: written evisceration by LoC. Damn.
That was really funny.
Peter Schwartz is not coping well with the ongoing peasant revolt.
As the King of Id notes, "The Peasants are Revolting."
I’m sorry that you suffered such a response. It seems standard and liberals (1) have to defend liberalism as its own tradition rather than “natural”; (2) as a means to attempt to maintain their Kantian moral duty to the ‘ought’ and thus against postliberal ‘heretics.’ Perhaps we need to develop different rhetorics in response to attempts to bully. But we can’t be bullied. Your mixture of rhetoric and substance in response makes its impact, although probably infuriates the liberal true believers.
These over-credentialed libtards and their refusal to accept what fools they are to have swallowed a narrative of lies are like Vizzini in "The Princess Bride."
"I know you are going to try to convince me that I am a victim of a psyop, which tells me that you are perpetrating a psyop to make me believe I am a victim of a psyop. Heh-heh! But since I went to Berkley and am well-versed in the arts of brainwashing, I know you knew I would know you would try to psyop me by telling me I am a victim of a psyop, which tells me that you know that I know that you know it is YOU who is the victim of a psyop!"
Please, let’s not reference “Fatal Attraction”. We all know what happened to the bunny. Bad.
The post-election mental health crisis goes on unabated. The ad hominem attacks will only increase and become increasingly unhinged. Even their dogs are shaking their heads and hiding under the sofa.
I'm reminded of The Silence of the Lambs when Hannibal Lecter talked 'Multiple Miggs' into swallowing his own tongue.
The histrionics from the libs and leftists have been especially over the top this past week. They’re not taking the rejection of their worldview well at all.
Mostly spot on, but August William Derleth apparently DID have an earned degree from U of Wisc. Madison in 1930. https://authenticwisconsin.com/derleth.html
Thank you; I don’t know how I missed that. I’ve corrected the piece.
You're based in The Pleiades?! My favorite stellar association! I was just showing it to my students last week in the dark skies above a beach on the Gulf in Louisiana.