Jeffrey Lord’s “The Liberal Mania” may well be the best, most revealing, and informative essay in TAS in my memory. I struggle to find its equal.
p>Thanks, Mr. Lord. br> — A. C. Santore /p> p> Loved it! WFB’s analogy of defining the irrational liberal thought process in clinical terms is fitting. Michael Savage has described it as “a mental disorder.” When liberals speak about an issue, it’s only to tell you that you’re wrong because you are a hateful, insensitive S.O.B., oblivious to their own hateful insensitivities. Liberals are often confused when making moral equivalencies, they don’t like to judge les they be judged themselves, “if it feels good, do it,” if it’s matter of personal gain, then by all means “just do it” (as proclaimed by a national advertising campaign), there are no consequences (until there are consequences then the blame goes to someone else). It’s like living in a liberal fantasy theme park — Bizarro World! br> — John Nelson br> Hebron, Connecticut
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