[AmericanMade1776]

I still think Hannity taste like chicken. (Since we eat our own). I didn't watch Hannity before his attack on Free Republic, and certainly have no interest in what this little pixie has to say now.

One more thing Sean...Don't Mess with Free Republic!

[Cyber Liberty]

I haven't liked the pugnacious one since he hurt my friend on national television, just because she was passionate about our cause. He's a prick.

[Semolina Pilchard]

"[I] have no interest in what this little pixie has to say now."

This comment ties in to what I wrote about in post No. 276. (I'm singling it out only because it happened to fall immediately after my own post, and so was easy for me to spot.)

"Little pixie"? This is what I meant by emotion trumping reason. I don't see what cause is served by this kind of rhetoric. I don't watch or listen to Sean Hannity, either. But what point is advanced with name-calling? What goal does it accomplish? How does "little pixie" persuade anyone that Hannity's ideas or opinions are wrong?