[ClearCase_guy]

NPR did a segment on Charles Murray's book last week. Hands down the most biased and unfair segment I've ever heard. They rarely let Murray speak about his book. They had a talkative host (hated the book), a talkative Harvard expert (hated the book) and lots of callers (hated, hated, hated).

They put words in Murray's mouth "Poor people are immoral" and "Rich people are gentically superior" which Murray denied, but they weren't accepting his denials.

Unbelievable.

[familyop]

"NPR did a segment on Charles Murray's book last week. Hands down the most biased and unfair segment I've ever heard. They rarely let Murray speak about his book. They had a talkative host (hated the book), a talkative Harvard expert (hated the book) and lots of callers (hated, hated, hated)."

"They put words in Murray's mouth "Poor people are immoral" and "Rich people are gentically superior" which Murray denied, but they weren't accepting his denials."

"Unbelievable."

Yes. It's just shocking that Murray's favorite class ("professional" bureaucrats, pensioned bureaucrats and the "service industry" vendors who depend mostly on them as customers, Hillary's NPR fans) would disagree with him, showing themselves to be even more moronic than their equally socialist, bipartisan counterparts (the slicker half until recently).

This is one messed up country, and the remainder of the default process is imminent. Lies, robberies and thefts with policies and laws to support those activities while forbidding all real work (production of useful things). Starve the beast.