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To: Kaslin

Joanne Chesimard
Is a hero of the Left.
All you need to know.

You live and work with people on a daily basis, you talk with them, you think you understand them, and then you find out that they lionize Joanne Chesimard. How can you live with people like that? How can you respect them? They have revealed that their fundamental assumptions about life, law, and civilization are different than yours.

This is not a dog whistle. This is a test. This is a way to sort decent people from the indecent.

If a person accepts that Joanne Chesimard is a criminal, who deserves to sit in an American jail for the rest of her life, there is a chance that I can deal with that person on the rational basis. If a person does not accept that, if a person thinks that it is a good thing that she is living free in Cuba, there is no way I am going to be able to deal with that person, and it is best to just limit contact as much as possible.

You have to sort the sheep from the goats, and this case is a good way to do that.


5 posted on 06/17/2017 5:36:04 AM PDT by Haiku Guy (eliminate perverse incentives)
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To: Haiku Guy

What do you have against goats?

With you all the way ‘til the last line. Joanne Chesimard is a beast in ways that no goat, or any other animal could match. Only crazed humans are capable of such savagery & hatred.


6 posted on 06/17/2017 6:19:57 AM PDT by JayGalt
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To: Haiku Guy

and it is best to just limit contact as much as possible.

think of the John Derbyshire piece, remember the context of that piece, and you’ll see the value of limited contact on a much broader scale...


13 posted on 06/17/2017 10:17:34 AM PDT by IrishBrigade
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