ex cathedra: Regretting Ourselves To Death

Friday, November 23, 2012

Regretting Ourselves To Death

Thanksgiving Celebrates Our 'Original Sin,' Journalism Prof Preaches:

The Austin Professor, whose bio makes it clear that he is a Conscious White Male of The Most Enlightened Sort, asks

“How does a country deal with the fact that some of its most revered historical figures had certain moral values and political views virtually identical to Nazis?”

It makes Ex Cathedra think, "Wow, maybe the Nazis weren't all bad!"

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1 comment:

Anonymous said...: I don't know; maybe rhetorical questions are the best this idiot can do.
But having to pay thousands to listen to what you can get, if not for free then for much less, at any Mainline Protestant church anywhere must be a bit much for the parents of these kids to take.; 3:03 PM, November 23, 2012

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Toward Our Future

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Liberalism's Basic Flaw

Liberals believe that the chief role of the State is to force everyone to be equal, (ie, take vengeance on the successful). So when they are confronted with any group that they deem less well off than themselves, they are morally disarmed, completely and utterly. Any group that can achieve Victim Status is on their way to power and the (White) liberal's only job is to give them what they want, no matter how much that damages him. And nothing may ever be expected, much less demanded, of them in return. It's a recipe for suicide: no other outcome is possible.