Isn’t It Revealing?

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At 7:29 PM, Neil Clark said...
Nice to hear from you Nadim. Isn’t it revealing that so many neo-conservative, pro-war blogs do NOT allow the posting of comments. (are you reading this Mr Kamm/Mr Pollard?) They make such a play of their passion for ‘democracy’ and ‘free speech’- and of the need of ‘Shock and Awe’ to impose them- but when it comes to their own blogs- they are as intolerant of other people’s opinions as the most fanatical Fascist.
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At 9:50 AM, Peter Nolan said…
Neil, you appear to have started a conversation with a comment spam robot.

h/t Dust My Broom.

10 Replies to “Isn’t It Revealing?”

  1. What have you got against spambots? Typical elitist, conservative. Would you deny a spambot their right to drop comment turdlets where they choose?

  2. Re: Neil and the spambot
    Left wing dogmatists reflexively over-reactionary and politically redundant?…nawww 😉
    Hard to tell the robots apart these days and perhaps only robots will listen to leftist dogmatism these days, so the spambot seems like a likely convert to Neil 😉

  3. He’s a lefty journalist!
    Oh man that’s funny!
    Leftist DOGma.
    That site’s biggest contributor was a person who believes they are a talking CAT.
    The left owns stupid.
    Refreshingly hilarious and a huge confidence boost.

  4. Simian trash, you NEED a confidence boost if this is your take on funny:
    “Leftist DOGma.”
    Such wit, your time is wasted blogging.
    You should be entertaining pre-school children, or dementia patients.
    Fetch me some salmon, monkey.

  5. Spam or Baloney? No, it’s Bourque.com>>>
    A QUESTION TO ALL THE PRESS WEENIES ON AIR MARTIN
    Memo to Bob Fife and the rest of the embarrassed and embarrassing national political press corps paying $10K a week each for the priviledge of being spoon-fed non-news Gaines burgers from the likes of Scott Reid, while Bourque, your favourite news website, is scooping each and every one of you on a daily basis, as he reclines comfortably ensconsed hearth-side, bunny-slipper’d, on his favourite La-Z-Boy. For God’s sake, Bob, quit your whining, you’re an elderly adult, aren’t you ? This is 2006, folks, news doesn’t happen on a campaign plane, nor on a communal bus, nor in Stopwatch author Greg Weston’s Hummer, regardless of how cool that may sound to the odd shut-in or two. It happens online now. Admit it. This is not gloating, folks, this is fact. The Internet Era has taken hold of the Canadian Election and its ebb and flow, its bob and weave, its every heartbeat is found proffered neither through leader’s tours nor via Sominex-infused televised political panels. It is happening online via Bourque, through countless blogs, and untold discussions, emails, and instant messages. It must be an exciting revelation to find out you are a buggy whip, Bob … when is retirement day ? My advice, Bob, get the heck off the plane, you’re not on a frosh week pub crawl, you’re not being held against your will, and frankly, you’re not gleaning anything newsworthy. Do it. Abandon ship. Wake up, log on, tune in … and welcome, finally, to Election 2006 !

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