I suppose the other option is that he is using some double reverse ironic ninjitsu. Perhaps he is suggesting that if capitalism implodes and we have to go back to the barter system for a while, perhaps we will be better stewards when we bring capitalism back.
Showing posts with label irony. Show all posts
Showing posts with label irony. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
So Thick You Could Cut It With A Knife
Louis CK is not really my kind of comedian. But the irony here is really thick. Capitalism is the reason why we have all that technology!
I suppose the other option is that he is using some double reverse ironic ninjitsu. Perhaps he is suggesting that if capitalism implodes and we have to go back to the barter system for a while, perhaps we will be better stewards when we bring capitalism back.
I suppose the other option is that he is using some double reverse ironic ninjitsu. Perhaps he is suggesting that if capitalism implodes and we have to go back to the barter system for a while, perhaps we will be better stewards when we bring capitalism back.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Drudge - THE American Editor
This is a story from last month. Matt Drudge's website on 9/11 led with a banner showing various police agencies and the quote “These past 10 years have shown that America does not give in to fear.”
He presents precisely that sort of insightful juxtaposition on a routine basis. It is the sort of thing that makes his website the 'go to' resource for news and current events.
I do have to agree with one commenter that voices some frustration with following links from Drudge only to find that the story did not mesh well with the catch phrase shown on Drudge's website. It is a frustrating form of misdirection.
He presents precisely that sort of insightful juxtaposition on a routine basis. It is the sort of thing that makes his website the 'go to' resource for news and current events.
I do have to agree with one commenter that voices some frustration with following links from Drudge only to find that the story did not mesh well with the catch phrase shown on Drudge's website. It is a frustrating form of misdirection.
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