Why do so few people here read The Nation?

Discussion in 'Politics & Current Events' started by TommyG, Apr 13, 2003.

  1. TommyG

    TommyG New Member

    Sep 9, 2001
    New York City
  2. mannyfreshstunna

    mannyfreshstunna New Member

    Feb 7, 2003
    Naperville, no less
    Treading on the Bill of Rights?? I guess i should come to expect that kind of talk.
     
  3. BenReilly

    BenReilly New Member

    Apr 8, 2002
  4. Decent Guy

    Decent Guy New Member

    Mar 22, 2003
    Outside NY
    How am I supposed to read the whole magazine when I can't read past the first sentence?
     
  5. Garcia

    Garcia Member

    Dec 14, 1999
    Castro Castro
    I just get it for the pictures.
     
  6. Smiley321

    Smiley321 Member

    Apr 21, 2002
    Concord, Ca
    To think that, back when I was young and foolish, I stuffed envelopes for that guy's run at the oval office.

    Nixon completely discredited the GOP by 1975, but by 1980 I'd had my fill of guys like McGovern. His pronouncements on foreign poicy always began "I yield to no one in my distrust of the Soviet Union, but.." and then he'd lead the charge to total appeasement.
     
  7. Dan

    Dan New Member

    Why don't more people read the nation? Perhaps because people don't want to waste their time reading a magazine that, among other things, believes in racial predetermination of ones political views. One memorable quote:

    "(Condi Rice) is a blue-blood conservative in black face"

    http://www.thenation.com/doc.mhtml?i=20010129&s=dyson

    Black face, of course, was the paint used by white entertainers in the 1930s in order to do dances that only blacks were "supposed to be doing."

    I, along with most Americans (I think), believe that people of all races, colors, and religions should be allowed to hold their own personal political views, without being told that their political views only befit someone of another skin color.
     

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