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Monthly Archives: April 2014
Are You Offended?
Are You Offended? What a nation of crybabies and whiners we have become. Apparently a lot of people think they have a right not to be offended. This would seem to be at odds with free speech, the right to … Continue reading
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Homeland Uber Alles
Homeland Uber Alles It may be a dark night in America, but it’s morning here in the Homeland. That’s where you live. You may have been born an American, but you’re a Homelander, now. America is gone. You don’t believe … Continue reading
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Feast of Fools
Feast of Fools By Ascot Fitzgerald I have been engaged by the editorial staff to give what is essentially a schoolboy’s book report. I say engaged rather than employed, as I’m expected to provide this service without pay. Ah, free … Continue reading
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American Vernacular 2014
American Vernacular 2014 By Village Idiom Languages are living things; they grow, evolve, and reproduce regional dialects. That’s why when it’s no longer used it’s called a dead language. Words are that way, too. In Japan there’s an old tradition … Continue reading