Can Vox

—–Original Message—–

From: Mark A. McLemore [mailto:everettmclemore@hotmail.com]

Sent: Tuesday, September 07, 2004 2:00 AM

To: letters@worldnetdaily.com

Cc: malkin@comcast.net

Subject: We’ve had it with Vox

It isn’t so much that we disagree with Vox Day, it’s just that we are getting tired of his Mensa, I’m-so-much-smarter-than-you, ad hominem, Bob Dole whatevers that he tries to pass off as reasoned debate. His rebuke of the Michelle Malkin internment thesis was a perfect example. Look, Roosevelt was afraid that what is happening now in Baghdad could have happened in Long Beach or Seattle, bombings, sabatoge, spying . . . If you examine America’s two biggest wars, the Civil War and WWII, both of our wartime presidents made civil rights decisions that are severely questioned in hindsight by Mensa Armchair Quarterbacks. Now, 140 and 60 years later, Vox is wiser than Lincoln, Roosevelt, and Malkin combined. Wow. I’m voting for Malkin. And some of us score pretty well on that test too, Vox Populi.

Could you can Vox, please? He is insufferable and not all that informative or interesting. He reminds me of Bill O’Reilly. And what’s with the haircut?

I wonder who is this “we” of whom Mr. McLemore speaks? And it’s interesting that “they” would send this to WND and Michelle Malkin, but not to me. This reminds me, one thing I learned pretty early in life is to never listen to a man who uses “we” in the place of “I” when he wants something.

And how does a long – tediously long, according to most of you – recitation and analysis of logistics, production statistics and expert military opinion both amount to an ad hominem Bob Dole whatever and fail to be informative? Uninteresting? Okay, sure, I’ll grant him that, but then, I write columns on dead Russian novelists too.