Why Hasn't He Got An Op-Ed Column For The Wall Street Journal Yet?
In his unending quest to become the world's biggest retard David Truesdale strikes again. This time it's in response to 'Bedfellows' by Harry Turtledove, a story that has generated a fair amount of debate elswehere. In his response to Truesdale Gordon van Gelder, who bought it, says in passing:If I can turn the discussion to something else for a second, I've been wondering why this story has drawn such vehement reactions while Terry Bisson's "macs" (Oct/Nov 1999) didn't get one angry response. "macs" is a deeper story, a more serious consideration and not a once-over-lightly joke story, but isn't it dealing with equally explosive issues?
I seem to remember a certain nhw having a fairly strong reaction.
I seem to remember a certain nhw having a fairly strong reaction.