Friday, February 18, 2005
It's hard to believe anything Ann Coulter says about the Vietnam war or anyone's service record, as she's already proved to most of the Western world that she has no clue about who participated in it.
Ann Coulter seems to be having a field day with the fallout of Ward Churchill's Sept 11th essay.
Read Churchill's essay, "'Some People Push Back' On the Justice of Roosting Chickens" here
It's hard to see any merit in an article entitled 'Not Crazy Horse, Just Crazy' written by Coulter, it's worth reading, but it's not worth taking it seriously. It's merely an attempt to discredit Churchill by calling his character into question rather than dealing with any of the issues presented in Churchill's essay. It's ridiculous that anything Coulter writes is considered journalism. She's at best a partisan pundit and at worst a loud mouth hack whose writing drips of racism. When this originally appeared on Coulter's site, it was called 'The Little Injun that Could'.
Ted Rall presents a more balanced look at an issue that really should be a non-issue. Read censor this column, it's a surprising piece from Rall, balanced and levelheaded and not that inflammatory.
The world doesn't stop when Ann Coulter says that
So why does the world stop when Churchill suggests that the September 11th attacks were an "inevitable blowback in response to US global terrorism and imperialist policies against Islamic nations" http://www.pressaction.com/news/weblog/full_article/best02102005/?
Simply put, it's because Ward Churchill is seen as not loving America.
Oh yeah and some people think he's a doofus.
Ann Coulter seems to be having a field day with the fallout of Ward Churchill's Sept 11th essay.
Read Churchill's essay, "'Some People Push Back' On the Justice of Roosting Chickens" here
It's hard to see any merit in an article entitled 'Not Crazy Horse, Just Crazy' written by Coulter, it's worth reading, but it's not worth taking it seriously. It's merely an attempt to discredit Churchill by calling his character into question rather than dealing with any of the issues presented in Churchill's essay. It's ridiculous that anything Coulter writes is considered journalism. She's at best a partisan pundit and at worst a loud mouth hack whose writing drips of racism. When this originally appeared on Coulter's site, it was called 'The Little Injun that Could'.
Ted Rall presents a more balanced look at an issue that really should be a non-issue. Read censor this column, it's a surprising piece from Rall, balanced and levelheaded and not that inflammatory.
The world doesn't stop when Ann Coulter says that
"This is a religious war, not against Islam but for Christianity, for a Christian nation," Coulter said. "When this nation was founded, there was nothing like it. Our founders said there is a God and we are all equal before God. The ideal of equality and tolerance is like nothing that has ever existed in the world before. That, too, is a Christian value. The concept of equality, especially when it comes to gender equality, was not invented by Gloria Steinem -- it was invented by Jesus Christ. As long as people look long enough, they will always come to Christianity."
So why does the world stop when Churchill suggests that the September 11th attacks were an "inevitable blowback in response to US global terrorism and imperialist policies against Islamic nations" http://www.pressaction.com/news/weblog/full_article/best02102005/?
Simply put, it's because Ward Churchill is seen as not loving America.
Oh yeah and some people think he's a doofus.
"The gross distortions of what I actually said can only be viewed as an attempt to distract the public from the real issues at hand and to further stifle freedom of speech and academic debate in this country." -Ward Churchill