Monday, December 16, 2013
Person Of The Year Vs. Putz Of The Decade
One is an Argentinian Jesuit with the common touch. He has rejected religious "obsession" with contraception, abortion and homosexuality. He has denounced bogus trickle-down economics, noting that "the excluded are still waiting." He is a simple man in the best sense, whose priority is the poor, the downtrodden, the underprivileged.
The other is an American right-wing radio host who panders to lowest-common-denominator fear, ignorance and prejudice about contraception, abortion, homosexuality, and a whole host of other scary things. He is a drummer boy for unfettered capitalism, and believes society's "excluded" should blame themselves for their misfortune. He lives ostentatiously in a Palm Beach mansion. His priority is the wealthy, the successful, the One Percent.
The second one has called the first one a "pure Marxist", which is just plain silly. The first one has replied, "I'm not, but I have know many Marxists who are good people."
One of them is Time's Person of the Year. The other is a ridiculous gasbag tub of goo, a charlatan, the Putz of the Decade.
You know who is who.
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