On Melissa Harris-Perry Lecturing Her Viewership (as Paltry as it Is) on "Relative Advantage" and Engaging in Such Condescending Bullshit from a Perch on Corporate High

These folks are so insulated (in Perry's case by both the media AND academia). And what really irritates me is the fact that they think that these ideas of theirs (their various social-conflict theories) are so brand-spanking new, unique, and revolutionary when they're little more than regurgitated and hackneyed crap from the '60s (yeah, I was a Sociology minor). News-flash, slant-heads, we all went through this phase - you know, back when we were 19. Bug duh.

On the Fact that Bernie Sanders Can Go to Liberty University and Get Treated with Respect but a When a Conservative (or Even a Moderate Like Christina Hoff Sommers) Even Sets Foot on a Liberal Campus All Fucking Hell Breaks Loose

So even Bible-thumping morons are more open-minded and courteous than the left these days. How damned embarrassing is that?

On the Fact that Not One but Two Black Women Threw Their Babies Off of Balconies in the Fordham Heights Section of the Bronx in Just the Past Six Weeks

So these stories get completely ignored by pro-blacks and the white liberal media but that image of the school-safety officer strong-arming a disruptive 16 year-old black chick gets wall-to-wall coverage (one CNN segment showed the visual 20-something times)? Unreal.

On the Assertion by Demagogues Such as Melissa Harris-Perry (What a Colossal Waste of a Hyphen) that the Treatment of Blacks in North America Was Some Sort of Uniquely Evil Episode

Total bullshit. The fact of the matter is that slavery was practiced throughout the world (and still exists today) and if anything how it was administered here was mild when compared to what happened in South America, the Caribbean, Northern Africa, etc. (and, no, I'm not saying that slavery was a benign institution - just making a comparison). And neither was the institution confined just to Sub-Saharan Africans, either. Poor whites from the ghettos of London were also rounded up and in the 17th Century Cromwell sent tens of thousands of Irish people (as a part of his ruthless attempt at ethnic-cleansing) to Barbados where they were quite literally worked TO DEATH (have an image of that in your office, too, Melissa). Yes, slavery was a stain on our country's history but to try and create some mythos about it and to dwell on it 150 years after it was abolished is thoroughly getting lame, I think. If I was to counsel folks like Perry, it would be to get them to look at not just how well that the the East Asians (another group that was treated like garbage in the 19th and early 20th Centuries) have done but also how well that the black immigrants from Africa and the West Indies have done, and to try and get them to rally around that instead of this incessant victimization BS.......................................................................................................Recommended reading; "White Cargo" by Don Jordan and "To Hell or Barbados" by Sean O'Callaghan.

On the Fact that the CEO of Walmart Could Work for NOTHING and Even if You Distributed His Entire Forfeited Salary to the Employees it Would Only Come Out to About $15 per Person PER YEAR

That's why I don't get too upset about this whole "CEO to worker ratio growing" talking point (the fact that it's an essentially symbolic issue, lacks perspective, etc.) and would much prefer a more substantive analysis.

On Radical Environmentalists Who Go Around Decrying Mining While at the Same Time Tinkering with Their Cell-Phones and Laptops

These people are so moronic. Do they think that this stuff just falls out of the heavens and into their fucking laps?......Seemingly, huh?

The Only Patients Who Don't Have to Wait for Care in CanaDUH?

Man's best friends for certain.