ossobuco wrote:That is, I must show no humanity, no nuances of how I think as I think? Fine for you, but there are another bunch of folks out here who think as catch can.
I'm not quite sure how I signed up for this lecture. Tell me more about how I did. Finn.
Of course there are many who will tolerate your being inconsistent and vague if it advances their particular ideological bent, but it's not about them, it's about your personal integrity.
Call it a lecture and ignore it ossobuco. It matters not to me. I am not on any sort of mission. I say what I mean, and if you disagree you have the option to ignore what I say or dispute it.
The truth is the truth. If my comments represent no part of it, ignore them, I promise you that I will not be hurt.
In closing, "nuance" is the great bullshit of our time.
The confused, the erratic and the absolute take great refuge in "nuance," because it excuses a multitude of sins.
I am illogical and inconsistent - in your mind - because I dwell within nuance.
Spare me the crap of "nuance" when the word is intended to mean my absolutist opinions cannot but fail before yours because yours are
nuanced.
Nuance is the last and most preferred refuge of Liberals.
Nuance allows all and anything.
Nuance is emblatmatic of the condescension the Left has for the Right.
Nuance is at the core of the argument between the Left and the Right.
Nuance is relativity - moral or otherwise.
Nuance is paralysis of analysis.
Nuance allows many to find justification in the murder of the many.
Nuance is a pitiful tool.
Nuance is a reliable weapon of the pseudo-intellectual Left.
Spare me, (I implore you) nuance.
You believe this or you believe that. Nuance may result in your believing both this and that. Their's no intellectual victory in such a conclusion. If you cannot draw an opinion because it all is wrong or it is all right, withdraw from the debate. No one really cares about the opinion that "there is wrong and right in the positions taken," not-with-standing that this may be entirely accurate.