Tag: TS Eliot

• “A Tedious Argument Of Insidious Intent”

  You don’t even have to see an identifier when a conservative argues for anything conservative. You can hear their conservatism in their voice. It’s cynical notes – all off-key and menacing – assume the very worst of everyone not them. “Yeah, but…!” arguments abound that suppose all sorts of ludicrous what ifs against which we…

  A L Katz

  February 8, 2024

  Culture, Election 2020, Freedom, Republicanism

  Conservatism, Conservatives, J Alfred Prufrock, Originalism, Progressive, TS Eliot

• Arguments Of Insidious Intent

  Woe is the conservative brain trust – a non sequitur if ever there was one. Whereas, in the past, conservative arguments at least tried to persuade those in the middle, now “conservative thinking” (such as it is) is meant either to bludgeon or bamboozle independent voters instead. That’s what happens when you surrender feelings to…

  A L Katz

  November 19, 2023

  Abortion Debate, American News Media, Corruption, Election 2016, Election 2022, Fascism, Republicanism, Treason, Trump

  Conservative thinking, Dana Rohrbacher, Democracy, J Alfred Prufrock, Kabuki, Kevin McCarthy, Putin Pays Trump, Social Safety Net, Social Security, Tommy Tuberville, TS Eliot, Ukraine