Letters, Oh I Get Letters
Today in The Pilot:
Dusty Rhoades' petulant column attacking Michele Bachmann and Mitt Romney (June 19) displays a prepubescent proclivity (for name-calling), when rational, cogent analysis would be the most powerful way to pose one's argument.Indeed, character assassination is the last refuge of a mind sadly bereft of ideas.Dixie ChapmanPinehurstI always love the people who write in, excoriating a satirical column for not being serious enough. Hey, Dixie, I do cogent analysis and argument, but for a hell of a lot more money that The Pilot pays me. For these prices, snark and mockery are what you get. In conclusion, let us remember the immortal words of Sgt. Hulka:
Dusty Rhoades' petulant column attacking Michele Bachmann and Mitt Romney (June 19) displays a prepubescent proclivity (for name-calling), when rational, cogent analysis would be the most powerful way to pose one's argument.Indeed, character assassination is the last refuge of a mind sadly bereft of ideas.Dixie ChapmanPinehurstI always love the people who write in, excoriating a satirical column for not being serious enough. Hey, Dixie, I do cogent analysis and argument, but for a hell of a lot more money that The Pilot pays me. For these prices, snark and mockery are what you get. In conclusion, let us remember the immortal words of Sgt. Hulka:
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