More Words, Deeper Hole

The Inevitable Triumph of Conservativism the TFR way!

It would be interesting to see how this model stands up to data like the acceptability of same-sex marriage considered wrt time.

(This is (Removed until I can double check on fb) fault for replying to this author on FB where I could see it)

Guess who liked Seth McFarlane as host of the Oscars?

I guess he can recognize an ideological ally when he sees one.

In which the National Review takes exception to Obama's disapproval of the Holocaust.

Except oddly, unlike the Beyonce joke this seems to be perfectly serious and not a parody at all.

Theo "Vox Day" Beale, having previously asserted such interesting things as

Catherine Asaro’s The Quantum Rose, which won the Best Novel award in 2002, is perhaps the most egregious example; Asaro was the SFWA President at the time,

when according to wikipedia she did not become President until 2003, shifts his cloud-shouting over to his Vox Day blog, which btw is going to make keeping a chinese wall between his Vox Day persona and secret identity as Theodore Beale pretty hard, reveals that he has not in fact read at least one of the books whose victory he denounces and then gets to what I assume was the whole point of the affair, launching his pre-doomed campaign to run for SFWA President.

Linking is not advocacy.

My gut feeling here is that once he loses, the next logical move is to set up an ideologically untainted rival to SFWA, perhaps one untainted by the oh so many groups of whom he disapproves.

From Wing Nut Daily's Theodore "Vox Day" Beale, an example of what I mean.

Expressing a belief that Salazar's Portugal was not "fine" will get you an f-bomb from Ms. Hoyt.

[and also banned]