(urth) Puppies

[António Pedro Marques]

'Conservatism' being an unfashionable thing, many people who end up there are of the kind that think for themselves, and more often than not have come to abhor what they see as herd mentality. In that regard, they are eager to put a gulf between themselves and 'conservative' 'movements'. That may explain the derision shown here, but does not justify it, nor, actually, make it correct in its analysis. Once you get from the anti-fashion to the post-fashion state, you no longer feel the automatic urge to dissociate from stances that the public may attribute to such groups.

And I think people have a right to call the bluff on covert aggression, so I won't condemn Mr Jost so far.

No dia 29/04/2015, às 16:03, Robert Pirkola <rpirkola at hotmail.com> escreveu:

> Though I strongly disagree with Puppies both Rabid and Sad, I do think that Nick Jost was justified in being a bit
> miffed by Nick Lee's uncharacteristically broad brush stroke regarding what all Puppies may or may not understand.
> One thing that is clear based upon the volumes in this very mailing list is that few of us truly "understand" Wolfe, though
> we are striving to do so.  Focusing on the merits of arguments is a strength of this list and its members and should not be 
> abandoned in the heat of this contentious topic.                         
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