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Now, now, bitter invective
will get us nowhere. They are not stupid, they are
ignorant. Okay some are stupid, like that asshole cashier at
Giant, but most are well meaning ignorami. The reason is, they get all
their information from basically one source, The New York
Times. See what I'm saying? Try telling some Zulu
motherfucker in the Amazon jungle that eating raw monkey brains is
unhealthy. Goes against generations of tribal knowledge, so
they'll cut your head off if you persist. Here's an example.
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''Mrs. Clinton went on to say that she thought it was "unimaginable
that anyone in the public eye could launch a vicious, mean-spirited
attack on people whom I've known over the last four and a half years to
be concerned deeply about the safety and security of our country.
"Perhaps her book should have been called 'Heartless,' " Mrs. Clinton said.
''Asked to respond to Mrs. Clinton, Ms. Coulter sent an e-mail message claiming that Bill Clinton
had grossly mistreated women. "Before criticizing others for being
'mean to women,' perhaps Hillary should talk to her husband," her
e-mail message said in part.''
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That's how the NYTimes reported Ann Coulter's volley back to Senator Hillary in L'Affaire New Jersey Bitches. ["Clinton Calls Comments on Widows Mean-Spirited" - By Raymond Hernandez] Here's the part Ray left out.
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"Before criticizing
others for being 'mean' to women, perhaps Hillary should talk to her
husband who was accused of rape by Juanita Broaddrick and was groping
Kathleen Willey at the very moment Willey's husband was committing
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See? Ray knew that was the meat, but he just could not bring himself to ladle out cooked
monkey brains to his customers, ergo - no Democrat in the universe is
aware that Slick Willy is almost certainly a serial rapist, nor do they
have a clue about Miss Hillary's malversation. So, don't push it
or they'll get all lathered and call you a Nazi. Maybe even cut
your head off.
In summary, calling Democrats ''stupid assholes'' is wrong.
Calling them ignorant assholes, instead, is not only accurate, but it
may lead them to ask you how they can improve their understanding of
things. It's called psychology, and it's a good thing. Hope
that answers your question.
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