The Guardian.
Silly publicity-seeking reactionary posh gay nutter and media whore who only just came out still a silly publicity-seeking reactionary posh gay nutter and media whore who likes telling gay men what to do shock!
"We went until the
'60s without any recognition that we had wiped out the
indigenous population--
where was it? When I was a kid, we played cowboys and Indians.
We were
the cowboys shooting the Indians, the bad guys. And that went
right into
the '60s. Academic scholarship was just lying about the number
of people,
claiming that thinly scattered hunter-gatherers had no right to
this country
anyway. Since the '60s, that whole edifice has been demolished.
And 1992
was dramatic. They could not ram through a celebration, people
would just
not take it. If it had been 1962, it would have been a
celebration of
the liberation of the hemisphere like it was every other
anniversary.
The five hundredth anniversary of Columbus turned into a dirge.
In my
opinion, that's why [the elites] launched this ludicrous
political correctness
campaign. Because I think that they were terrified by the fact
that they
couldn't even carry off a celebration of conquest." Noam Chomsky.
Monday, 13 May 2013
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ReplyDeletedunno I think some of what he said in his article seemed sort of reasonable. The sanitised version of gay life presented by american sitcoms is worthy of critique, and not just in a 'gays shouldn't have kids' way. Having watched the films of two of his books (well cultured, me) I suppose I am technically a fan.
ReplyDeleteBut yeah I don't really get what his problem is with not getting invited to this party. If he wants to insist on being really anti-establishment it doesn't make much sense for him to want to go in the first place.
Well said. x
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