Thursday, May 24, 2007

Talk of the Town: "Development is a natural, beneficial human trait"

Greg Sober, huh? Sort of smells like a nom de plume. Could anyone really be so naive and thoughtless beyond the third grade? That's it, isn't it: the small boy's fascination with toy trucks.

The best bit, though, is the spurious anthropology, imagining the ancient Pueblo peoples in the role of Del Webb. I'd laugh harder, but it's really kind of embarrassing to think that this person somehow managed to get through public school. Sheesh.

Is the Courier spike really so empty? Bill O'Reilly would be better. Words fail me.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

I read this article with disbelief. Here is a person who would laud the crime, congestion and filthy air of Phoenix and marvel how such traits are a mark of achievement. Why does the word, "shill" come to mind?

Steven Ayres said...

A shill at least gets a cut of the action. This person is just a happy mark.

leftturnclyde said...

"Certainly, the landscape that God provides is without compare and we always must be good stewards of the natural blessings of air, land and water"
with his own words he shoots himself in the foot.
the lowes strip mine a "Baby Swan"?
WTF

Anonymous said...

Even as moronic as this is, I's rather have bamboo shoots shoved under my fingernails than read Bill O. Pretty juvenille stuff. I'm all down for freedom of speech, but sometimes. . .

Anonymous said...

Sorry, that was me, jared. Also, had a typo: I meant to say I'd, not I's..jh