Word for the Day, VETERANs DAY, November 11. 2013-- iconoclast

11/11/13 | xs

[secret garden]

James 4:9.

[hobbes1]

I would say 4:7 is more apropos re: our political climate.

[secret garden]

I was just playing the contrarian to your earlier citation.

[secret garden]

That’s weird. I hit reply and it thought I was talking to myself.

[hobbes1]

You obviously were,

[hobbes1]

But, wouldn’t you agree that the KJV of Jeremiah 31:3 applies to our little community?

[theDentist]

In the history of our nation, iconoclasts have been a necessity. They have helped us grow and develop. They questioned the status of any number of life’s aspects, often for the better. However, when the liberals decided the purpose wasn’t to question these things, but to completely tear them down along with all our tenets and structures, they became little more than disgusting barbarians.

[hobbes1]

You’re talking about the point, when Philosophy, became Critical Theory.

[MoochPooch]

Was she being an iconoclast for revealing the real her?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3090117/posts

[secret garden]

I don’t get the connection but I get Jeremiah 31:16, to console us for the big mess we are in now.

[secret garden]

And they're ugly little iconoclasts about it on Fbook.

[NeoCaveman]

You’re talking about the point, when Philosophy, became Critical Theory.

I loathe Herbert Marcuse. Sadly, he is the most influential person of the twentieth century (for ill).

[hobbes1]

This whole group, has remained relatively constant for over a decade, I would say, there is a good deal of affection in the classroom. Even for those that aren’t here all the time.

[hobbes1]

The whole Frankfurt School.

[secret garden]

You’re going all Kumbaya in your old age, tiger. ;)

[xsmommy]

good for her, i give her credit for coming out with that. A+++

[xsmommy]

A+++ now questioning the status quo is considered treasonous.

[NeoCaveman]

Yup.

[hobbes1]

Dont’t get crazy. Lol