Now I did have a swell time visiting occasionally with Greg [Gianforte] in the context of a few board meetings. And if lived in Montana, I would certainly cast my vote for him.
Douglas Wilson
May 25, 2017, Archive
“pencil-necked wusses”
To point out that this is what people are trying to do is not “whining.” I do not find the existence of such tactics unusual or odd in the slightest. Welcome to earth, kid. But boil it all down. The reason I am controversial is that I fight. Not only so, but I show every indication that I will continue to fight in the future. I promise to fight, and I promise to fight all out, and if you don’t want to get any of those particular cooties on you, you will continue to have many other evangelical options. Such alternatives to fighting include throat-clearing, at-the-end-of-the-daying, on-the-other-handing, seminar-toodling, and panel-discussion-counterpointing. The only downside is that your men turn into pencil-necked wusses and your women into the kind of women who first make and then tolerate pencil-necked wusses.
Douglas Wilson
@inkslinger2076: “Thug life.”
@MoscowIdahoUSA Thug life. What all hard pastors aspire to live. pic.twitter.com/CVqmWxo41C
— Broken Gopher (@inkslinger2076) May 25, 2017
Doug’s Thug: “Fox News team witnesses GOP House candidate ‘body slam’ reporter”
“At that point, Gianforte grabbed Jacobs by the neck with both hands and slammed him into the ground behind him.” New Saint Andrews College should award Greg Gianforte an honorary degree. Continue reading
Doug’s Thugs: “YO, SECULARISM”
“WHY DON’T WE STEP INTO THE ALLEY. . .”
When the ad talks about “lifting wallets,” they mean it “spiritually.” Continue reading
Moscow-Pullman Daily News op-ed: “New Saint Andrews flirts with muscular Christianity”
“In 2010 the recruiting headline was ‘Yo, Secularism, Why Don’t We Step into the Alley?’ The blurb described the NSA faculty as ‘not timid in a rumble,’ and they wanted to make the students ‘dangerous’ so that they can ‘throw the lies of this age up against the wall, lifting wallets and the occasional gift card.’ It ended with ‘an invitation to a brawl.’” —Dr. Nick Gier Continue reading