To: nickcarraway
I don't want the award returned. I know this goes against the grain but I like the idea of it hanging there in the NYT hallway as a permanent indictment of Duranty, the Times and the Pulitzers.
13 posted on
12/17/2003 10:15:55 AM PST by
xp38
To: xp38
...a permanent indictment of Duranty, the Times and the Pulitzers. When I hear "pulitizer prize winning Mr. Somebody", I figure Mr. Somebody is a commie shill and thereafter I ignore Mr. Somebody as a disinformation agent.
14 posted on
12/18/2003 7:11:39 AM PST by
Sal
To: xp38
I don't want the award returned. I know this goes against the grain but I like the idea of it hanging there in the NYT hallway as a permanent indictment of Duranty, the Times and the Pulitzers.I agree. Many see revoking the prize as a righteous attempt to correct a past injustice, and I respect that view. Unfortunately, it would also distort the history of the intellectual left's complicity in Stalin's crimes, as though such a simple act of symbolism could somehow erase the monstrous results of that complicity. A permanent indictment indeed, let it stand.
15 posted on
12/18/2003 7:23:48 AM PST by
atomic conspiracy
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