To: PJ-Comix
democrats often endorse. why is it a stab if he wants obama and edwards criticism of kerry last couple years, or edwards wife many comments about kerry, are they a stab in back.... or simply the edwards expressing? thinking you are seeing this awfully slanted.
Wow. These people are political idiots and incredibly stupid.
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01/10/2008 7:46:10 PM PST by
socialismisinsidious
( The socialist income tax system turns US citizens into beggars or quitters!)
To: socialismisinsidious
democrats often endorse. why is it a stab if he wants obama and edwards criticism of kerry last couple years, or edwards wife many comments about kerry, are they a stab in back.... or simply the edwards expressing? thinking you are seeing this awfully slanted.
Wow. These people are political idiots and incredibly stupid.
No, you're approaching the post all wrong. It demonstrates advanced literary technique and is clearly the work of an inventive wordsmith of exceptional talent. You have to read the text similarly to the way you would read Molly Bloom's soliloquy in Joyce's Ulysses. Amazingly though, in a mere 45 words the writer leaves Joyce, Eliot, and Faulkner in the dust and takes stream of consciousness to the next level by transcending the expectation that nonlinear internal monologue will ultimately reveal concrete ideas. By breaking this constraint, we are left with thought at the most pure and basic form, primordial and independent of higher meaning, presenting us with almost endless possibilities of interpretation. Personally, I think it is an innovative example of anti-globalization literature, using the Kerry endorsement to represent the interdependent relationship between the formerly colonized (Obama) and the former colonizer (Kerry) in a post-colonial world that continues exploit and oppress the common man (Edwards). Consistent with this criticism of global corporatism, the author's refusal to capitalize letters makes a bold political statement.
j/k
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