W. Kandinsky: "There are no 'musts' in art." T.S. Eliot: "There is no freedom in art." Dostoievski character, after the ancient Middle East epigram: "Everything is permitted." (R-rated weblog. Since one has been advised there is no Literature anymore, or even literature, only writing, one proceeds on the premise that this weblog qualifies as not-meaningless, since it is, or appears to be, a form of "writing." Image: Banksy.)
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Saturday, July 16, 2016
Donnie
Touching Trump, the worst aspect of the heavy media coverage he has received due to his circus-performer remarks is that a grotesquely unqualified and dangerous candidate, one one can't help but suspect is a "plant" put into the race by the Clinton machine, is that a candidate with no political experience, not to say a freak, has been normalized. Journalists now discuss him as a bona fide candidate worthy of reflective analysis, a politician who deserves to be taken seriously. Witnessing coverage of this nature is shocking, surreal, sad.
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Agreed. He is as shocking as an electric knifefish ('eel"). From NatGeoWild "For the electric eel, getting a meal is all about shock value."
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