Jumco writes: "commentary is a silly magazine full of people pretending to be serious while saying preposterous things."
Either he has read this periodical and believes this to be true or he has not and says so anyway.
Either way, it's absurd. I'm off this Blog. It has betrayed it's purpose.
Enjoy.
Unsubscribe.
UPDATE Cato's request means he is no longer an author on this blog.
Here's a partial list of all those people you say are "pretending to be serious while saying preposterous things." Nice work.
ReplyDeleteHannah Arendt
Saul Bellow
Allan Bloom
Harold Bloom
Lucy Dawidowicz
Alan Dershowitz
Francis Fukuyama
Daniel Jonah Goldhagen
Gertrude Himmelfarb
Paul Johnson
Donald Kagan
Robert Kagan
Leon Kass
Jeane Kirkpatrick
Charles Krauthammer
Irving Kristol
Bernard Lewis
Norman Mailer
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Jacob Neusner
Michael B. Oren
George Orwell
Amos Oz
Philip Roth
Jean-Paul Sartre
Arthur Meier Schlesinger, Jr.
Nathan Sharansky
Isaac Bashevis Singer
Susan Sontag
Thomas Sowell
Leo Strauss
John Updike
Elie Wiesel
A. B. Yehoshua
Good job having a sense of humor Cato. The post was about using HTML successfully in comments, and the text was a joking reference to an email chain where you joking insisted upon purchasing me a subscription to said magazine. Way to be hyperbolic!
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