I think the first part of

artappraiser — Thu, 20 Jul 2017 17:36:36 +0000

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I think the first part of this is brilliant, spot on.

I personally saw this same "high" in a conservative online troll I got to know personally ("Maddog") when moderating a forum, he would start to salivate when one of the more bleeding heart liberal types showed up on the board.

Struck me that the same thing is mentioned in this story that rmrd just shared on Cardwell's Michael Vick post::

appearing alongside a cast of Fox Sports clowns who pretty much make a living off of hating Colin Kaepernick

When Walker gets to Let’s put this in a larger context, though, I don't buy it at all. I didn't buy that Foucault big picture stuff back when it first came out and still don't. (I even think it's ironic, so good at "deconstructing" faulty narratives that seek to explain life and the world, only to construct another that purports to explain life and the world....)

I thought of that when I read this yesterday: .Poll: Majority of Americans distrust billionaires

And truth is, what I found getting to know him in private messages, Maddog didn't really hate all liberal ideas, he actually had some sensible rational political views, he just had an addiction to the high of riling up politically correct bleeding hearts, it was a game he enjoyed immensely.

I thought that Marcy showed

jollyroger — Thu, 20 Jul 2017 07:44:18 +0000

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I thought that Marcy showed laudable restraint in not pushing the "release" meme to where it really went under Ailes and the short skirt glass table school of female anchoring.

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I think the first part of

I thought that Marcy showed