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Thanks for printing this. Because of this article, I have now lost all respect I once had for Ben Stein. This will save me a lot of time that would otherwise have been wasted reading future Special Reports from him.
With regard to the Ben Stein article, “Hypocrisy, Democrat Style,” I would like to know what credentials Mr. Stein can produce to justify his expertise with the gay community. I cite this comment from his “special report”:
“I hope it won’t come as a surprise to anyone that a big part of male homosexual behavior is interest in young boys.”
Then Mr. Stein goes on to name the source of his expertise: observing the persons in his video store renting a moving entitled: “Endless Summer.” That alone is enough to completely discredit the comment. But it begs the question: What kind of logic makes you think that the observance of what person rents which movie at a video store is a reasonable way to judge people? You really shouldn’t embarrass yourself like that, Ben.
Let me rephrase your comment in a way that is not only more accurate, but more enlightened and intelligent:
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