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Posted 4 years ago #
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Honestly Walker.
That article was awful. :lol:
I mean, I know what you're trying to point out here, but good God. That was like something they forced us to read in 3rd grade.
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Oh, i don't know. I kind of liked it. It was cute but thought-provoking, all at the same time.
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Daz wrote That was like something they forced us to read in 3rd grade.
Sometimes adults need to be spoken to like they are children to remind them of grade-school lessons long forgotten.
Learning to Share 101
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I liked it.
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I think I scored about a 22/46, right on the borderline between healthy cynic and unhealthy cynic.
0-8 Self-flagellating bleeding-heart hippie. Would crawl over hot coals to help his fellow man and would be primarily concerned about the carbon emission from said coals.
8-15 You'll never be a Musketeer ("one for all and all for one") or invited into the inner circle of the Collectivist Collective, but nevertheless believe we are all connected to each other, in a circle, in a hoop that never ends, and you occasionally cry at Disney films.
15-22 Healthy cynic.
23-30 Unhealthy cynic.
30-37 Minivan-driving soccer mom at the fringe of the exurban exodus, feeling quite put upon by the property taxes on her husband's McMansion because they fund public schools, and she'd never dream of sending her children into a perilous environment like Olentangy Liberty.
38-46 I get into accidents because I'm too busy reading Atlas Shrugged while driving my Escalade around my soulless subdivision, but it doesn't matter because I'm insured, my golf clubs are secured, and my ride is bigger than theirs. "My fellow man" is an oxymoron and "the city" exists primarily so absentee landlords have somewhere to be absent from.
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I liked it, except for the parts I don't agree with... :lol:
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I don't care about reading, can someone dictate this to me?
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don't worry about it, just a bunch of socialistic crap.
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dredd wrote I don't care about reading, can someone dictate this to me?
the cliffs notes of the article will be in tomorrow's paper.
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The bizarre incongruity of the smiling head shot made me laugh out loud.
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I like what she's doing and I'm glad she wrote this because it translates well in print. Unfortunately it only continues to highlight companies that "get it" in terms of online communication and those that don't. Being a media company it is particularly bad that the Dispatch is in the "doesn't get it" catagory.
I mean, the formatting is terrible and I easily pay more attention to all of the commercials surrounding the article than the article, which may be what they are going for if they realized that flashing ads on websites only serve to turn me off (sorry Walker but that's even true of the ones on this site - fortunately your's are at least somewhat relevant to me).
Anyhow, I like Ann Fisher and I like what she wrote and as for where I score, well, probably gonna have to crawl across some coals...
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I understand compassion for one's fellow man/woman, but is thinking that some personal responsiblity is a good thing wrong?
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eh. except for the gay rights and schools parts I don't really read most of those ironically.
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i fell sorry for her
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Tigertree wrote eh. except for the gay rights and schools parts I don't really read most of those ironically.
I don't care about small businesses, because buying everything at Walmart is cheaper.
;)
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Where I work people say those things to me every day and I'm expected to have an intelligent response. It's lazy journalism: Ann didn't have a column so she typed some stuff. Like in J-School when you were out late so you interviewed your roomate for the story due in an hour.
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Walker wrote
Tigertree wrote eh. except for the gay rights and schools parts I don't really read most of those ironically.
I don't care about small businesses, because buying everything at Walmart is cheaper.
;)
Well first off, that's not really a fair analogy. I know you mean "Tigertree" by "Small Businesses." The anti-walmart argument doesn't really apply to me. I don't sell things walmart makes substitutes for.
I do, actually, care about most of those issues. I feel like they were presented in a really condescending way. I also feel like there is an expectation to care about all of those issues, and all of those issues equally. I don't feel like I need a moral supervisor.
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Tigertree wrote I do, actually, care about most of those issues. I feel like they were presented in a really condescending way. I also feel like there is an expectation to care about all of those issues, and all of those issues equally. I don't feel like I need a moral supervisor.
I was just harassing you. ;)
Honestly, I don't think this article was aimed at the readers of CU. It was aimed at the average Dispatch reader. Or at least that's how I read it.
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Awww. I was really looking forward to the onslaught from my first comment. Well, okay then. I think I am looking for other things to be mad at since my other problems all went away on behalf of me admitting I was a stubborn ass and moving.
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