[GSlob]

Francois Rabelais once mentioned that in his times [16th century ] there was a book entitled "About the things which ought to be passed over in silence". If such a book does exist, Coulter would do well by reading it.

[xcamel]

There are evil people in our world.
They see evil, hear evil, speak evil,
and crave to spread their malevolence.
And here I am,
as I stand idly by and watch it all unfurl.
I can feel my heart break,
when I catch a glimpse of their wicked hearts.
Yet, I choose to be oblivious to my surroundings.
The world is a dangerous place.
Not because of the people who are evil;
but because of the people, like me,
who don’t do anything about it.

SY - anonymous - attributed to Albert Einstein Silence, like inaction, is the true evil.

[bvw]

That post deserves some sort of award.

It is so "French"!

[Rightwing Conspiratr1]

Francois Rabelais once mentioned that in his times [16th century ] there was a book entitled "About the things which ought to be passed over in silence". If such a book does exist, Coulter would do well by reading it.

I bet none of the 911 harpies ever read it.

[MilspecRob]

Nice quote G, thanks.

[JasonC]

Rabelais certainly didn't take that advice, since he thought nothing of writing about imaginary giants pissing on Notre Dame cathedral. Citing him in defense of decorum is priceless.

[Huck]

If such a book does exist, Coulter would do well by reading it.

Then what would she do for a living? Wait tables?