Once you understand that this is their foundational tactic, you will also understand how homosexual marriage has been mainstreamed, how creationists get themselves exiled to Dogpatch Bible College, how women wound up deployed in the Sixth Fleet, why the nation is deep in trillodebt, and how it is that the new bishop is a lesbian dyke from Ecuador. The only arena where the leftists have not executed this strategy effectively has been with the pro-life issue. They have had legal successes in that area, obviously, but they have not been able to pull off the cultural ‘you are hurting my feelings’ schtick. But virtually everywhere else they do it, it works like a charm. Tender-hearted Christians fall for it repeatedly, like a trout rising on cue whenever the devil goes fly fishing.
Douglas Wilson
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I have often wondered how Doug attracts a single student to NSA – wherein he offers a non-regionally accredited education staffed primarily with relatives and former NSA graduates. This unhappy combination coupled with a esoteric curriculum leaves the gullible dupes who pay out thousands of dollars a year to earn a “degree” from NSA no more professionally prepared than a high school diploma does. The realization of this fact results in spending additional tens of thousands of dollars to get a post baccalaureate degree which provides marketable skills.
I have no quarrel with religious based colleges and universities – I would have loved to attend Earlham myself where I would have received an outstanding education in the liberal arts and sciences. The baloney that Doug has put together and called a college reflects the limited faculty resources he had when he started the school and although the faculty credentials have broadened considerably since he had a lone PhD (Roy Atwood) on the faculty the curriculum is still as lackluster and antiquated as ever. Harry Potter gowns worn by student body members don’t bring academic credibility to a college anymore than flim-flam founders do.
Rose Huskey
Speaking as someone who grow up in Wilsonian circles, I am so glad my dad put his foot down on NSA as an option for us (his daughters). We went to visit NSA when I was 16 or 17 because we had so many friends in the area, but after my dad asked about their accreditation status and was told they did not have one….well. I remember his eyebrows going up and all serious discussion of us attending ceased. I distinctly remember him telling us that he was not going to let us waste our time and energy on a ‘degree’ that would be worthless in the ‘real’ world. He didn’t want us to go for a M.R.S. degree – he wanted us to have a viable education.
A “lesbian dyke” as opposed to a non-lesbian dyke? Would that be like a homosexual gay guy? Except worse because it’s a female woman. So the fat obese misogynist woman-hater gets even more livid furious at the person from South American Ecuador.
Three of this faux pastor’s favorite words: dyke, bitch, boobs. There’s a pattern here. Doug, you’re exceedingly fat. Yes, that was a gratuitous insult. But since you love to use them so much, what the heck.
Right? Someone really needs to come up with a drinking game:
Every time DW writes the word “boob”: take a shot.
Every time DW writes the word “dyke”: take a shot.
Every time DW writes the word “intolerista”: take a shot.
etc., etc.
We’d be wasted after reading just one post!
That reminds me of this:
Understanding, of course, that to be “bitter” is to simply disagree with Doug. Doug, if you by chance stumble across this, I challenge you to use, in one coherent sentence, some of your favorite words. “Bitter”, “boobs”, “bitch”, “dyke”, “harpie”, “biddy” or “biddies”, “pert breasts”, “intoleristas”, “scoundrels”, and, just for the heck of it, because you’ve used it at least once, “cocks”. There are others, but this would be a good start. Have a couple of shots, and hammer away at the keyboard. Remember, all of those words in one sentence. You can do it, you are a wordsmith whose wonderful wordsmithiness cannot be adequately expressed by mere words. Oh, and you also really, really like to use italics. So be sure to pepper that sentence with plenty of well placed italics, too.
What a nebbish.