In reading through this amazing group of quotations from would-be Fuhrer
von Patrick, I am reminded of the delightful portrait of Charles Kusz,
"Mr. Hate," in Carl Sifakis' entertaining book, "Great American
Eccentrics," (New York: Galahad, 1984).
Kusz hated all cowboys, Mexicans, Roman Cat
Has anybody thought to give Buchanan a rabies test?
Jon Peirce
Memorial U. of Nfld.
Pat Buchanan sounds like the closest approximation to Hitler the U.S. has
come up with. Rising out of the same background of physical abuse, son
of a father who idolized Franco and Joe McCarthy, he appeals to just about
the same constituency as Hitler did. David Duke, I understand, backed
hi
I may vomit. Why not a 4-day week?
Jon Peirce
Memorial U. of Nfld., Ind. Relations
You get a life, Marty. Some of us are glad to learn about these things,
as distressing as they may be. Who do you think you are to pontificate
in this way?
Jon Peirce
Memorial U. of Nfld.
I have just read Eileen Applebaum's chilling description of
discrimination against extremely vulnerable graduate students and use of
an untenured junior faculty member to do a department's dirty work. This
stuff makes me want to throw up (I am glad I haven't yet dined!) Is
there no
On Thu, 12 Oct 1995, D Shniad wrote:
> The Vancouver-based, right wing, corporate-sponsored Fraser
> Institute is presenting a series of free student seminars, with lunch
> provided, dealing with public policy issues. Notable among the list
> of topics to be covered in the program is a pres
Oddly enough, I think that in a class-based society, where frank
admission was made of the fact, government would generally tend to play a
more prominent redistributive role and income would be less stratified.
It is revealing, I think, that the only prominent American politician (at
least to
