Jacob Lewis5 said:Maybe Smith saw some of your posts and you managed to gross him out enough that he stopped reading altogether. 🙂
There’s nothing factually wrong in his text; maybe something was just misinterpreted, but you didn't actually point out where.
As for the actual topic—the leftist Prime Minister in Spain recently tried to grant certain human rights to monkeys instead of actually dealing with their record-breaking unemployment numbers.
I am unsure what Scholl is reading, but he either fails to grasp the content or chooses to misinterpret it with malicious intent.
Jacob Lewis5 said:Maybe Smith saw some of your posts and you managed to gross him out enough that he stopped reading altogether. 🙂
There’s nothing factually wrong in his text; maybe something was just misinterpreted, but you didn't actually point out where.
As for the actual topic—the leftist Prime Minister in Spain recently tried to grant certain human rights to monkeys instead of actually dealing with their record-breaking unemployment numbers.
Scholl agrees that "no sane person denies ecological issues," yet he immediately aligns himself with the irrational by branding environmental protection as a "dangerous new ideology," "esotericism, mythomania, and misanthropy," and a "global leftist mutation." Either Scholl is ignorant or he is intentionally ignoring conservative environmental schools and organizations. He feels the need to "explain" to the average American reader that the "leftists" are responsible for all evil. It is as if he would prefer we all perish in a poisoned wasteland rather than concede any ground to the left.
Jacob Lewis5 said:Maybe Smith saw some of your posts and you managed to gross him out enough that he stopped reading altogether. 🙂
There’s nothing factually wrong in his text; maybe something was just misinterpreted, but you didn't actually point out where.
As for the actual topic—the leftist Prime Minister in Spain recently tried to grant certain human rights to monkeys instead of actually dealing with their record-breaking unemployment numbers.
It is quite a spectacle. One is expected to ignore the fact that globally, human rights are being downgraded below those of animals—especially since access to water is no longer treated as a fundamental right (while factory chickens are guaranteed minimum living space, displaced workers have nothing).
By the way, to be fair, the initiative to protect monkeys predates the Great Recession and the subsequent surge in unemployment.