And after
Charles Pierce of Esquire was finished with David Brooks,
he went after Brooks' dog. (Someone's gaining on you, Maureen Dowd)
"Morality is a politeness of the soul"? What kind of
dog's breakfast is that? Jesus His Own Self said he brought not peace,
but a sword. If Brooks wants to stand with religious-based bigotry, with
the Micah Clarks of the world, he should just do so and stop wasting
all of our time as a sewage-treatment plant for the worst instincts in
our politics. "Neighborly problems"? If Brooks wants to say that
discrimination against LGBT citizens is not really discrimination worthy
of the law's attention, he should just say so, and stop wasting all our
time putting Bull Connor in a $500 suit. Here's a "creative
accommodation" for you. Don't be a bigot.
I have to go now. Moral Hazard, the Irish setter owned
by David Brooks for photo-op purposes, is laying on his back out in the
yard, without even the energy or inspiration to lick his own balls. I'm
worried about him, frankly.
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