Today 4:11 pm
Cannonpointer » Today, 6:55 am » wrote: ↑ I quote Shakespeare regularly - but mostly to myself, in my thinking. I have a large number of poems from different centuries committed to memory. Yesterday I made a Sylvia Plath joke - a pretty funny one. But I made it to myself, because I am not currently surrounded by folks who would get it. I acknowledge that abortion kills a baby, and I still 1) know what a woman is, and 2) stand for her right to choose. So I have you on at least one of those liberal indicators. I know what a woman is, and I would NEVER give my vote to someone who doesn't.
My favorite book is Victor Hugo's Les Misérables. I stand against the MIC - unlike you. I do not echo their propaganda, and neither do I ballyhoo for their wars. I do not trust Wall Street's bought and paid for "science", as you do. I believe that cigarettes ARE bad for you, and I believe that little epileptic girls - or whatever her condition of mental deficiency - are NOT scientists and are NOT fit to lead social revolutions. You are a misogynistic rube who believes in third generation "science" that has been produced through a rigorous process of propaganda toward a manufactured outcome - not by a rigorous process of investigation that seeks truth. It would never occur to a torpid and bovine slug like you to seek out and read the peer reviewed articles from which "science" reporters' twaddle is putatively drawn in order to SEE FOR YOURSELF whether the pabulum you ingest has any integrity whatsoever.
I cannot imagine anyone less fit than you to comment on my liberalism.
I cannot read sheet music. It's all greek to me - even the italian stuff.
I will try to read Les Misérables. I have read read very little more than internet blurbs since Netscape. I confess I am not read on past literature very well.
But at least I know who Silence Dogood is and she was one of the best media trolls evah. Even though he had long hair and glasses and phooked cats with his French girlfriends.