Originally posted by Larry Roadgrader
Originally posted by Catullus16
wrong on all counts, as usual.
and you have misread me by a country lightyear. first you misread my exactly™ post as if i was responding to your article and came down on entirely the wrong side of my point -- but i ignored that and responded to your article anyways. and now, you're misreading me yet again by taking that response and twisting it into some sort of accusation about what you may or may not have said. great, you never said stuff. congrats. i never said you did.
meanwhile, the article you posted is shit. just my opinion, since you kinda asked.
Have you ever considered that perhaps you're not quite the poster that you imagine yourself to be,
heck, i haven't even considered what kind of poster i might be. i imagine i'm p fucking annoying to certain personalities. hmmm, maybe there's a pattern?
Originally posted by Larry Roadgrader
and that you occasionally *suck* at making an actual point
yeah, i can't really control the illiteracy of others, which can be frustrating at times. oh well. thanks for asking.
Originally posted by Larry Roadgrader
rather than dueling pointless linguistics?
i think anyone with a decent education in the humanities might tell you that you apparently have no clue what 'linguistics' means.
p.s. i'm guessing that it really rankles your ankles to hear the latest lefty lunacy out of academia, but i think your emotion about this topic is primarily due to the news sources you choose to consume. maybe you can appreciate the diversity of american academia, with is relatively high percentage of private schools (omg free market of ideas) including a bazillion liberal arts colleges that no one cares about, not to mention all the for-profit schools and professional schools and tech schools and even online schools. quick question, do you consider MIT to be decidedly liberal? what about CalTech? i mean hey, left coast, amirite?
point is, academia is far broader than you seem to be imagining. you seem to be focusing on a single over-reported slice of the humanities and assuming that it represents the entirety of academia. has anyone ever accused you of conflating 'some' with 'all'? just wondering.
oh, and i know i used the term 'liberal arts' above, but that's another term that doesn't mean what you think it means.
Originally posted by Catullus16
wrong on all counts, as usual.
and you have misread me by a country lightyear. first you misread my exactly™ post as if i was responding to your article and came down on entirely the wrong side of my point -- but i ignored that and responded to your article anyways. and now, you're misreading me yet again by taking that response and twisting it into some sort of accusation about what you may or may not have said. great, you never said stuff. congrats. i never said you did.
meanwhile, the article you posted is shit. just my opinion, since you kinda asked.
Have you ever considered that perhaps you're not quite the poster that you imagine yourself to be,
heck, i haven't even considered what kind of poster i might be. i imagine i'm p fucking annoying to certain personalities. hmmm, maybe there's a pattern?
Originally posted by Larry Roadgrader
and that you occasionally *suck* at making an actual point
yeah, i can't really control the illiteracy of others, which can be frustrating at times. oh well. thanks for asking.
Originally posted by Larry Roadgrader
rather than dueling pointless linguistics?
i think anyone with a decent education in the humanities might tell you that you apparently have no clue what 'linguistics' means.
p.s. i'm guessing that it really rankles your ankles to hear the latest lefty lunacy out of academia, but i think your emotion about this topic is primarily due to the news sources you choose to consume. maybe you can appreciate the diversity of american academia, with is relatively high percentage of private schools (omg free market of ideas) including a bazillion liberal arts colleges that no one cares about, not to mention all the for-profit schools and professional schools and tech schools and even online schools. quick question, do you consider MIT to be decidedly liberal? what about CalTech? i mean hey, left coast, amirite?
point is, academia is far broader than you seem to be imagining. you seem to be focusing on a single over-reported slice of the humanities and assuming that it represents the entirety of academia. has anyone ever accused you of conflating 'some' with 'all'? just wondering.
oh, and i know i used the term 'liberal arts' above, but that's another term that doesn't mean what you think it means.






























