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I’d make fun of that but I don’t know where to start. Four months before the last presidential election, Salon reported Mitt Romney had an “animal terrorist” obsession, by which Salon meant the Animal Liberation Front, not presidential candidates who have eaten dog meat, though the latter is more likely to be true.Įven the Salon writers have self-confessed obsessions: with swastikas and reading Mormon housewife blogs.
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Big Pharma has an “attention” obsession, which was news to me but I wasn’t paying attention. Navy is obsessed with whales, which makes sense: It’s the best branch of the military to join if you want to see one. America also has a “celebrating moms-to-be” obsession, which started a few months after the wedding dress obsession, and a “missing white women” obsession, which makes sense to the extent that the more women you have around, the more wedding dresses, figure skaters and baby showers you will have. All of America has both a wedding dress “obsession” and a cannabalism “obsession.” (Be careful at wedding reception buffets.) We Americans also are obsessed with women’s figure skating, because we’re obsessed with watching women fall down. I admit to a certain confusion because Salon also says we wingnuts are obsessed with “policing women’s sex lives.” Law and disorder? Because, you know, Nixon was a Republican and he tried to use the IRS for political purposes. Or maybe Salon just likes publishing big pictures of Nixon. Salon said we had an “obsession” with crime last August, but on August 8 of this year it said we had given up Nixon’s “obsession” with law and order, which raises the question of whether we ever really were obsessed with it, or Salon just confused us with Nixon. Some of the things we wingnuts are “obsessed” by: the medical device tax, Dinesh D’Souza, exaggerating, Obama phones, school-for-cash (whatever that is), socialism, Kenya (in two ways), food stamps, abortions at 20 weeks, Obama’s TelePrompTer (obsessing over which, Salon says, might be “racist”), inflation, national parks, voter fraud, John Kerry’s gaffes, austerity, ACORN (Salon says it is unconstitutional to be obsessed by ACORN, so I like to call ACORN a tax), ObamaCare (this is actually true), and repealing ObamaCare, also true, not to mention pending. When Cuomo banned non-essential state travel to North Carolina to punish the state for what he called “misguided legislation” that “replicates the discrimination of the past” by targeting the LGBT community, a Salon piece said that the governor’s order “has its merits,” even if the author would have preferred a different, more engaging reaction.I wonder at how often uses certain words, such as “obsession” and “wingnut.” Today I looked.
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Note Salon’s incompatible positions on two of New York governor Andrew Cuomo’s recent executive orders, each of which was meant to show the state’s opposition to discrimination.
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When your guiding principle is “Israel is Evil,” actual principles must fall by the wayside. Putting aside the glaring issue - this undisguised campaign to demonize Israel, the world’s largest concentration of Jews, reeks of bigoted, age-old obsessions - Salon’s one-note samba inevitably leads to some hypocrisy. If you need to snap out of your torpor, here’s an interesting exercise: Compare Salon’s dilute search results for “ Iran,” “ Russia,” and even “ Syria” to the ones it spits back when you search “Israel.” It’s indisputable that, in the Salon narrative, the Jewish state is the worst state.