His "Political Correctness Watch" is one of many projects. While I don't agree with all of his comments, Mr. Ray has made some pretty good commentary and essays, mainly on the blurred line between the Left and the Right.
But no fucking Centre? Where is it?
Check it out.
Wednesday, August 11, 2004
An Auschwitz Alphabet
If you had to ask, you might as well visit.
No sugar coating. No bullshit. No illusions.
Just words and facts.
That's all.
No sugar coating. No bullshit. No illusions.
Just words and facts.
That's all.
A Right Hook to the Left
The people over at the Anti-Idiotarian Rottweiler don't throw punches.
You might say that their barks and bites are equally bad.
You might say that they're rude, crude and politically incorrect.
You might even say that they should be run off the 'net for some inappropriate comments about Liberals, Muslims, French, and anyone else Left of their conservative-libertarian centre.
I say they have the balls to say whatever the Hell they want to say.
I say amen to that.
Like their commentary on a recent attack on Israeli students at Auschwitz by a bunch of louts from France. (Sorta makes me ashamed of being French, but that's another story for another time, eh?)
Just be aware of one thing... the language and the responses to the Rottweiler's postings may be a little bit crude, but that's free speech for you!
You might say that their barks and bites are equally bad.
You might say that they're rude, crude and politically incorrect.
You might even say that they should be run off the 'net for some inappropriate comments about Liberals, Muslims, French, and anyone else Left of their conservative-libertarian centre.
I say they have the balls to say whatever the Hell they want to say.
I say amen to that.
Like their commentary on a recent attack on Israeli students at Auschwitz by a bunch of louts from France. (Sorta makes me ashamed of being French, but that's another story for another time, eh?)
Just be aware of one thing... the language and the responses to the Rottweiler's postings may be a little bit crude, but that's free speech for you!
Tuesday, August 10, 2004
The Onion's got the Beat
For all you fans of Japanese psycho cult flick "Battle Royale", "Beat" Takeshi Kitano gets interviewed by the people over at the Yankee psycho cult 'zine the Onion. Through a translator, he talks about the creative process, yadda yadda yadda, and his latest offering to an unsuspecting world, "Zatoichi". Renaissance man? Madman? You decide.
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