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Wednesday, December 10, 2003

Brooks = Small, Occasionally Unavoidable Pile of Shit 



Can't we all just stop reading David Brooks' columns--stop referring to them; quoting them; discussing them; arguing with them?

He's a trap. He's like this giggling, smirking, cringing middle-aged imp, creeping his way among the most obvious political and cultural signifiers of our day like a yokel tourist among baffling urban monuments, alternately amused, appalled, faux-indignant, sappily pious and pompous-out-of-puzzlement. He's titillated. He's "smart." He's here; he's there. He's an independent thinker.

He frequently stops, squats, and drops a turd onto our public discourse.

There it lies on the pavement.

It's nothing you haven't seen before. It's annoying, but you step around it. (Alternatively you step in it; and it ruins your afternoon; but by evening, you've all but forgotten about it.)

Can't we all just stop reading the opinion columns of the respected "moderate" "conservative" commentator David Brooks?


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