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To: SaraJohnson

I especially liked how he called my prose “serviceable.” From a guy who wrote a non-fiction book that sold about 12 copies.


96 posted on 06/12/2012 5:04:12 AM PDT by Travis McGee (www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com)
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To: Travis McGee

I especially liked how he called my prose “serviceable.” From a guy who wrote a non-fiction book that sold about 12 copies.


Oh, well you are a white guy, a Seal manly man, who has written successful books without the left’s endorcement and politically correct control. He is a metrosexual who has done nothing extraordinary and who is afraid of white guys like you. All he has to offer is the lefty’s false sense of superiority and authority. It only works if all authors and artists are hobbled to fit in the box of lies and limitations laid out by self annointed door keepers - delusional leftists.

This poor man’s sense of superority relies upon his ability to stay within the little box of political correctness with all it’s diversity racism, thought and creative limitations. When sucessful American white men laugh at the box and live and think within their own talent, creativity and truth, it’s scarey to them. The box is all they have. They count on the power of the door keepers to keep themselves revelant and proclaimed smart. And here you are crashing the party of annointed authors.

For obvious reasons, they can not compete with subversives which he calls ‘patriots’ - American-Americans - who exist and thrive outside the box. They can’t put you in a gulag. So they pretend that it is because you are not smart and talented enough to climb into the box of political correctness where you belong. Claiming your talent is simplistic - ‘servicable’ - and racist or evil, is a metrosexual’s cry for help. It’s so predictable. You should write a novel about it from a white male’s point of view...lefties as our modern day, knuckle draging, witch hunters.


99 posted on 06/12/2012 7:40:39 AM PDT by SaraJohnson
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To: Travis McGee
I especially liked how he called my prose “serviceable.” From a guy who wrote a non-fiction book that sold about 12 copies.

That's the difference between writing to communicate/entertain, and writing to stimulate your own "privy member."

101 posted on 06/12/2012 9:08:59 AM PDT by papertyger ("And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been like if..."))
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