The Wit & Wisdom of Dinesh D'Souza

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That's the obvious parallel, Geoff, except -- lefty that I am -- I'd say the left's version is slightly more useful: i.e., the in-person effect of American military power in the mid-east probably has a bigger effect on our political perception than stuff like our pop culture (which is welcomed as a great amazement probably more often than it's criticized). There's a little more moral weight in the lefty argument there, too, in that it's normal to give more weight to people's opinions about to what we do to them than their opinions about what we do to ourselves.

nabisco (nabisco), Monday, 22 January 2007 21:01 (seventeen years ago) link

And yeah, the beauty of this is that he puts himself out there to be nailed down on the question most far-right conservatives can't offer a good answer to: "Don't you basically agree with the terrorists on a whole lot of social questions?" He comes closest to admitting that, yes, of course yes: there are clearly areas of similar thinking.

Geoff I don't think he argues that Moral America would ally with terrorists -- more that whatever bridge of International Traditional Values gets built here would marginalize the left. (Which isn't necessarily treasonous, wanting to marginalize and defeat your socio-political opponents.) But I'm giving him the credit of actually trying to sort out his arguments for him here, and pretend they're not just an incoherent mess of railing in all directions. (The funniest bit, really, is that thing so many academics do where he pretends like academic leftists have anything to do with anything he's talking about -- seriously, like TOM FRANK is part of the culture of moral depravity being critiqued by terrorists shaking their heads over back issues of The Baffler.)

nabisco (nabisco), Monday, 22 January 2007 21:08 (seventeen years ago) link

does he really go after tom frank specifically?? that's the second time you mentioned him. did TF zing him really bad on bill maher or some shit?

geoff (gcannon), Monday, 22 January 2007 21:13 (seventeen years ago) link

i spent a lot of yesterday shaking my head over back issues of the baffler so i guess i'm in the fight for civilization myself

geoff (gcannon), Monday, 22 January 2007 21:14 (seventeen years ago) link

yeah, it pisses me off that conservatives have been turning on him, because all he's done is articulate their weird empty politics at their logical extreme.

horseshoe (horseshoe), Monday, 22 January 2007 21:15 (seventeen years ago) link

Alan Wolfe reviewed his book for the NYT.

The “domestic insurgents” who, in D’Souza’s view, constitute the cultural left want “America to be a shining beacon of global depravity, a kind of Gomorrah on a Hill.”

Oh and bin Laden sent hidden messages to the Left in those 2004 videotapes and McCarthy was "largely right."

For the brave, here's the first chapter of the book.


xp: He names TF on his list of "enemies at home"

kingfish prætor (kingfish 2.0), Monday, 22 January 2007 21:18 (seventeen years ago) link

i very much think we should be a Gomorroah on a Hill!! that's wonderful.

geoff (gcannon), Monday, 22 January 2007 21:23 (seventeen years ago) link

a Q&A at NRO. I stopped reading at this bit:

Michael Moore’s radical ideology — the insurgents are the Minutemen, they are the freedom fighters, and they will prevail! — has now come to center stage, where it is guiding the actions of the Democratic leadership.

kingfish prætor (kingfish 2.0), Monday, 22 January 2007 21:26 (seventeen years ago) link

i don't think the question of "why they hate us" can be answered fully w/o cutting across a lot of sacred assumptions on both sides of the domestic political aisle.

a lot of anti-american feeling IS in a tabloid/vulgar/paranoid/cultural mode, akin to britain's ongoing paedo freakout or, well, america's hatred of muslims. flip thru memri.org for a little while, and yeah, a lot of people do "hate our freedoms" insofar as they have a big problem with a crazy-ass nation filled with trannies, jews, shaved vaginas, fad psychology, collagen injections, etc, etc, etc. this position is not a caricature.

...and it's simultaneously the country producing cadre after cadre of bible-carrying GI's with unstoppable hardware showing up anywhere there's a resource worth having or a gov't threatening "instability" of any kind! you can't point to just one half of the mix (the one you don't like, either) to explain the situation.

geoff (gcannon), Monday, 22 January 2007 21:39 (seventeen years ago) link

Also, if we actually became a Gomorrah on the Hill, God would get pissed at all the angel-rape going on, and just nuke the place, sparing the Righteous.

So the Righteous will be Saved and the rest of us get nuked. What's the problem?

kingfish prætor (kingfish 2.0), Monday, 22 January 2007 21:45 (seventeen years ago) link

see, i would get down with an angel but i'd be a gentleman about it. i'm a moderate.

geoff (gcannon), Monday, 22 January 2007 21:48 (seventeen years ago) link

he's at Stanford?!??

what a bozo

Shakey Mo Collier (Shakey Mo Collier), Monday, 22 January 2007 21:48 (seventeen years ago) link

he's at the Hoover Institution

geoff (gcannon), Monday, 22 January 2007 21:51 (seventeen years ago) link

the Wolf review notes the Hoover Institution is at Stanford University. (I'm not sure what that means exactly tbh)

Shakey Mo Collier (Shakey Mo Collier), Monday, 22 January 2007 22:07 (seventeen years ago) link

Ha, but Geoff, embracing "Gomorrah on a Hill" means embracing the conservatives' casual implication that things like secularism and equal protection automatically go hand in hand with nihilism, decadence, and depravity. This has been the winning lie of the right forever, practically -- that anyone who's ready to break from tradition in one way (say, tolerating homosexuality) probably aims to break from it in all others (promoting pedophilia, worshipping Satan/Stalin, etc.).

nabisco (nabisco), Monday, 22 January 2007 22:17 (seventeen years ago) link

And we'll be marrying box turtles and dogs, next!

kingfish prætor (kingfish 2.0), Monday, 22 January 2007 22:17 (seventeen years ago) link

oh, better expressed graphically:

http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/6559/gaymarriage6as.png

kingfish prætor (kingfish 2.0), Monday, 22 January 2007 22:19 (seventeen years ago) link

Haha

Alex in SF (Alex in SF), Monday, 22 January 2007 22:22 (seventeen years ago) link

The most amazing thing to me - besides the fact that this guy is at Stanford - is the way he structures his arguments. For example, look at the way he shows how the left is oh-so-clueless about Iraq:

In Iraq we’re getting into a religious war that’s lasted for centuries. This theory, espoused among others by John Murtha, holds that the Sunni and Shia are fighting in Iraq because these two groups have been fighting everywhere since the seventh century. So who wants to get into the middle of an ancient conflict that shows no signs of abating? This would seem to be an argument for America to get out of a religious quarrel that it has no way to settle, and that shows no sign of abating.

But the Shia-Sunni conflict in Iraq is not a religious conflict.

See how he did that? The main point behind Murtha's reasoning is that this is a deep-seeded cultural conflict that we've waded into the middle of. But by making the heart of his argument the statement that the Sunni-Shiite conflict is religious, D'Souza can refute it without admitting that he's wrong. It's a nice bit of Sophistry. He continues:

How do I know that? Because there are no substantial religious differences between the Shia and the Sunni.

Which is a subjective and suspicious (at best) statement that the townhall.com readers will never question.

Finally:

And these two groups have not been fighting for centuries. In fact, they haven’t been fighting at all.

Which is flatly untrue. In any case, he'd still be wrong even if he had these facts right (which he doesn't) - because even if the conflict in Iraq isn't religious or centuries-old, it's been going on since Saddam took power nearly 40 years ago, which is long enough for these tensions to heat up. He keeps obscuring the central issues at play, which works if your goal is to confuse a bunch of ignorant right-wingers, but it fails utterly as a history lesson or a rebuttal to any policy suggestions for Iraq.

Nathan P1p (hoyanathan), Monday, 22 January 2007 23:38 (seventeen years ago) link

so abused and misunderstood.

gypsy mothra (gypsy mothra), Sunday, 28 January 2007 06:07 (seventeen years ago) link

"He isn't upset because Washington is allied with despotic regimes in the region. Israel aside, what other regimes are there in the Middle East?"

Um is he kidding?

Alex in SF (Alex in SF), Sunday, 28 January 2007 06:47 (seventeen years ago) link

I mean obv he's not. He's just a moron, but still I mean didn't a copy editor check that.

Alex in SF (Alex in SF), Sunday, 28 January 2007 06:49 (seventeen years ago) link

I really love that WaPo editorial - people who're so wrong that everybody's pointing it out love to announce that the real reason they're despised is that they're "dangerous"

Thomas Tallis (Tommy), Sunday, 28 January 2007 14:31 (seventeen years ago) link

Utter fucking dipshits are the most dangerous kind of people, though.

TOMBO7 (TOMBOT), Sunday, 28 January 2007 16:58 (seventeen years ago) link

yeah, but not in the leather jacket, "bad to the bone," way they think they are.

GOD PUNCH TO HAWKWIND (yournullfame), Sunday, 28 January 2007 17:07 (seventeen years ago) link

it's still clinton's fault

I’m not suggesting that Clinton did not want to protect America from Bin Laden.

Oh yeah, and Ken Starr puts in an appearance, too.

kingfishy (kingfish 2.0), Monday, 5 February 2007 23:24 (seventeen years ago) link

and now all the conservative mainstays and others are coming out to support the guy:

...Rather, D’Souza raises the alarm that the anti-religious, sexual liberationist, anti-natalist and feminist thrust of American foreign, cultural, and free-speech global Internet policies threaten and estrange all the traditional cultures of the third world, whether Muslim or Christian, Hindu or Buddhist. Poor people cannot afford the epidemics, abortions and divorces of Hollywood liberalism, and uphold a monotheist God as the foundation of their moral codes and worthy of respect.

The American global cultural campaign pushes a billion non-militant Muslims to condone the jihad and thus threatens the existence of Israel and the survival of vulnerable American cities like New York. Perhaps your readers would be intrigued with a discussion of the argument rather than anathemas against its expression. To call the book McCarthyite and a “national scandal” will neither stop the jihad nor save Israel in a nuclear age.

kingfishy (kingfish 2.0), Tuesday, 6 February 2007 23:37 (seventeen years ago) link

uphold a monotheist God

I'm sure the Hindus and Buddhists mentioned there have some thoughts about that.

Ned Raggett (Ned), Tuesday, 6 February 2007 23:38 (seventeen years ago) link

I'm more concerned about the "epidemics" of Hollywood liberalism there.

nabisco (nabisco), Tuesday, 6 February 2007 23:47 (seventeen years ago) link

It always makes me wonder if a side can claim victory when the other side gives in and starts using their language. there's a lot of "ists" in that letter there, to the point of sounding like a campus protestor type.

kingfishy (kingfish 2.0), Tuesday, 6 February 2007 23:50 (seventeen years ago) link

abortions of Hollywood liberalism?

Curt1s St3ph3ns, Tuesday, 6 February 2007 23:54 (seventeen years ago) link

"The American global cultural campaign pushes a billion non-militant Muslims to condone the jihad and thus threatens the existence of Israel and the survival of vulnerable American cities like New York."

Who the hell is George Gilder and why he be so crazzzy?

Alex in SF (Alex in SF), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 00:00 (seventeen years ago) link

"So leftist activists such as Michael Moore and Howard Zinn and Cindy Sheehan seem willing to let the enemy win in Iraq so they can use that defeat in 2008 to rout Bush -- their enemy at home."

FUCK YOU!!!!!!!!

1. It wasn't any of these people (or ANY leftists) that got us involved in this retarded war.
2. How do any of these people have any control over whether the USA "loses" in Iraq? Bush doesn't even pay attention to the 3/4 of the American people who want out of Iraq, let alone luminaries of the left.
3. Can any of these numbskulls fucking get it through their thick skulls that MAYBE, the way to "win" the WOT is not through violence and torture? That running around the middle east and threatening and slaughtering people is not a way to win friends and influence people? Seriously! Why is this common-sense argument so hard to grasp?
4. Is there anything more pointless than arguing with this fuckwit in a posting he will never read?

schwantz (schwantz), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 00:01 (seventeen years ago) link

Who are you arguing with? I don't even see where that (admittedly stupid) quote is from.

Alex in SF (Alex in SF), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 00:05 (seventeen years ago) link

"So right-wing activists such as Dinesh D'Souza seem willing to bury another 3000 American soldiers and slaughter thousands more Iraqis in order to prop up Bush - their master at home."

x-post - from the ridiculous .

schwantz (schwantz), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 00:07 (seventeen years ago) link

WaPo editorial.

schwantz (schwantz), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 00:08 (seventeen years ago) link

(last "quote" was mine)

schwantz (schwantz), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 00:09 (seventeen years ago) link

I think that quote is from Dsouza

xp

kingfishy (kingfish 2.0), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 00:09 (seventeen years ago) link

more accurate analogy = rightist activists such as Dinesh D'Souza seem willing to take the enemy's side so they can formulate a shared agenda with fundamentalists in other countries to rout their "enemy at home."

Curt1s St3ph3ns, Wednesday, 7 February 2007 00:10 (seventeen years ago) link

also, with this bit:

Perhaps your readers would be intrigued with a discussion of the argument rather than anathemas against its expression. To call the book McCarthyite and a “national scandal” will neither stop the jihad nor save Israel in a nuclear age.

we have both the simplistic obfuscation and fear-mongering in the 2nd sentence, and an appropriation of the other side's languge in the 1st. Please, please, you liberals should use your pussy "debating" ways to truly find out if liberals are america haters and the cause of the worst domestic terror attack evar.

kingfishy (kingfish 2.0), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 00:14 (seventeen years ago) link

george gilder?? he was some kind of nu-economy seer back in the 90s, a star stock-picker type guy, made a bundle and then lost it all, i think. no idea he turned into (or always was) a hard-right zombie.

geoff (gcannon), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 01:31 (seventeen years ago) link

Wikipedia: After he wrote an article for the Forum opposing a day care bill in Congress, some lobbied for his removal. Gilder responded, appearing on Crossfire to defend himself and discovered he'd found "a way to arouse the passionate interest of women ... it was clear I had reached pay dirt." He decided to make himself into "America's number-one antifeminist". (quoted in Backlash, 285) He went on to write four books attacking feminism: Sexual Suicide, Naked Nomads, Visible Man, and Men and Marriage (a revised and reissued version of Sexual Suicide)...

He helped found the Discovery Institute with Bruce Chapman. The organization started as a moderate group which aimed to privatize and modernize Seattle's transit systems but it later became the leading think tank of the intelligent design movement, with Gilder penning many articles in favor of ID and opposing the theory of evolution.

: "I do think that writing about technology and picking stocks is a very powerful and edifying discipline," he said. "It requires you to have a purchase on reality that is much more rigorous than the average evolutionary biologist has or the average free-floating technology writer has."

Michael Daddino (epicharmus), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 02:51 (seventeen years ago) link

Eh, that last part should be:

WSJ: "I do think that writing about technology and picking stocks is a very powerful and edifying discipline," he said. "It requires you to have a purchase on reality that is much more rigorous than the average evolutionary biologist has or the average free-floating technology writer has."

Michael Daddino (epicharmus), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 02:51 (seventeen years ago) link

The organization started as a moderate group which aimed to privatize and modernize Seattle's transit systems but it later became the leading think tank of the intelligent design movement

Well you know, after the part where Kyra Sedgwick lost her baby in the car accident, Campbell Scott got really interested in the fate of the unborn, and eventually wound up having a bit of a religious conversion.

nabisco (nabisco), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 03:01 (seventeen years ago) link

wow i had no idea. i remember reading a big NYer profile on him and i don't remember a thing about being the "number one antifeminist."

imagining the cognitive gymnastics it must take to be both a techno-utopian and an intelligent design fanatic is giving me a headache

geoff (gcannon), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 03:07 (seventeen years ago) link

haha today I noticed that TELECOSM is still on a bookshelf in my house from back who knows when and thought "George Gilder. I know that name, what sort of horrible fascist bullshit must he have gotten into that I know who he is?"

TOMBO7 (TOMBOT), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 03:12 (seventeen years ago) link

"ok, dear readers, strong buy on the following biotech firms (managed to the last by damned and deluded souls scurrying away from the sight of their god), A++ return"

geoff (gcannon), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 03:14 (seventeen years ago) link

not to go back too far, but what the fuck is an "anti-natalist"?

GOD PUNCH TO HAWKWIND (yournullfame), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 09:12 (seventeen years ago) link

ohhh, it's people who don't want kids and are thus destroying society. of course.

GOD PUNCH TO HAWKWIND (yournullfame), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 10:10 (seventeen years ago) link

Geo Gilder is quite trendy, he first invaded my consciousness back in the late 70s, as a supply-side economics enthusiast.

m coleman (lovebug starski), Wednesday, 7 February 2007 11:46 (seventeen years ago) link

"...though it’s not clear why Louis Joseph, a doctor who lives in Michigan, would risk donating an illegal sum of money to an out-of-state candidate publicly supported by the man with whom his wife was cuckholding him."

goole, Monday, 27 January 2014 16:54 (ten years ago) link

I try to use "cuckold" at least a month

Bryan Fairy (Alfred, Lord Sotosyn), Monday, 27 January 2014 17:00 (ten years ago) link

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/dinesh-dsouzas-america-trailer-released-674121

In America, D'Souza -- who wrote and produced the film -- makes the claim that 1960s radical leftism is more or less indistinguishable from current mainstream liberalism, a doctrine that he says preaches the United States is the product of "stealing and plunder" from Native Americans, Mexicans and African-American slaves.

"I want to take this progressive, leftist critique head on," D'Souza says in the trailer. The movie will include re-creations of some of the major events in American history.

goole, Monday, 27 January 2014 18:51 (ten years ago) link

with finger puppets

330,003 Luftballons (WilliamC), Monday, 27 January 2014 18:53 (ten years ago) link

And a kick line

Who is DANKEY KANG? (kingfish), Monday, 27 January 2014 20:59 (ten years ago) link

one year passes...
seven months pass...

Stealing America: What My Experience with Criminal Gangs Taught Me about Obama, Hillary, and the Democratic Party

In the fall of 2014, outspoken author and filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza found himself hauled into federal court for improperly donating money to an old friend’s Senate campaign. D’Souza pleaded guilty and was sentenced to eight months in a state-run confinement center. There he lived among hardened criminals—drug dealers, thieves, gangbangers, rapists, and murderers. Now the bestselling author explains how this experience not only changed his life, but fundamentally transformed his view of his adopted country.

Previously, D’Souza had seen America through the eyes of a grateful immigrant who became successful by applying and defending conservative principles. Again and again, D’Souza made the case that America is an exceptional nation, fundamentally fair and just. In book after book, he argued against liberalism as though it were a genuine movement of ideas capable of being engaged and refuted.

But his prolonged exposure to the criminal underclass provided an eye-opening education in American realities. In the view of hardened criminals, D’Souza learned, America is anything but fair and just. Instead, it is a jungle in which various armed gangs face off against one another, with the biggest and most powerful gangs inhabiting the federal government. As for American liberalism, it is not a movement of ideas at all but a series of scams and cons aimed at nothing less than stealing the entire wealth of the nation, built up over more than two centuries: the total value of the homes, the lifelong savings of the people, the assets of every industry, and all the funds allocated to health and education and every other service, both public and private. “The thieves I am speaking about want all of it.”

And who are the leading figures in this historically ambitious scam that has turned the federal government into a vast and unprecedented shakedown scheme? Why, none other than Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton – the current leaders of the Democratic Party. This pair of smooth-talking con artists, trained in the methods of radical activist Saul Alinsky, have taken his crude but effective political shakedown techniques to a level even he never dreamed of.

As the nation approaches a crucial election in 2016, Stealing America is an urgent wakeup call for all Americans who want to prevent this theft from being completed by eight more years of Democratic rule.

nomar, Saturday, 19 December 2015 20:27 (eight years ago) link

he should rly write fan fiction

ecclesiastes nutz (m bison), Saturday, 19 December 2015 20:29 (eight years ago) link

This was totally reading as his allegiance-swapping story until the point was revealed as...Obama and Clinton still suck?

Bitch I'm in the 2112 (cryptosicko), Saturday, 19 December 2015 20:32 (eight years ago) link

also hrc is trained by alinsky is radical politics, that was an interesting twist, didnt see it coming

ecclesiastes nutz (m bison), Saturday, 19 December 2015 20:32 (eight years ago) link

*in rad pol

ecclesiastes nutz (m bison), Saturday, 19 December 2015 20:33 (eight years ago) link

two months pass...

whats the deal with this guy

Treeship, Monday, 7 March 2016 04:35 (eight years ago) link

four months pass...

Peter Sobczynski (from RogerEbert.com):

“Hillary’s America” may well be the single dumbest documentary that I have ever seen in my life—nearly two hours of poisonous bluster and anti-historical rhetoric that comes across like the desperate ravings of someone trying to make a few more bucks by rehashing the same nonsense before his gravy train finally leaves town. The closest thing I can compare it to are the strange and highly speculative documentaries that Sunn Classics used to crank out in the late Seventies—movies that breathlessly promised viewers that they would reveal the existence of life after death or the Bermuda Triangle or Noah’s Ark but only gave people clumsy reenactments, interviews with highly dubious experts and wild speculation without ever actually offering any of the concrete proof that they promised.

rhymes with "blondie blast" (cryptosicko), Tuesday, 19 July 2016 16:45 (seven years ago) link

And from the AV Club:

That a film already busy with historical reenactments, interviews, and conspiracizing of the wildest sort should end with three consecutive musical numbers suggests a kind of vaudeville structure to D’Souza’s work. As the MC of this show, D’Souza places himself in the unwise position of sometimes having to act: The film’s prologue finds him incarcerated in a detention house, where a charismatic inmate, Roc (Corey Cotten), explains for him how crime works, and how the government is the biggest criminal of all. D’Souza’s facial expression never varies from sour nonplussed; complex emotions aren’t a possibility. There is a shot in one of the final montages, amid all the farms and fields, of D’Souza standing in a sunset-lit prairie, looking like a Terrence Malick outtake. This determinedly uncharismatic figure has now made himself the star of three consistently lunatic productions; this attempt to give himself a moment of poetry is one of Hillary’s America’s final and biggest inadvertent laughs.

Sentient animated cat gif (kingfish), Friday, 22 July 2016 18:55 (seven years ago) link

two months pass...

judge berman getting cute there imo. can't shrink away ideology

goole, Tuesday, 11 October 2016 15:38 (seven years ago) link

ten months pass...

Dinesh now penning paeans to Nazi sex practices, a development that doesn't really surprise anyone

https://twitter.com/spookperson/status/902257553026965504

Jackson Galactic Brain Meme (kingfish), Monday, 28 August 2017 20:00 (six years ago) link

Have you been told that the Nazis were uptight moral puritans? Coming tomorrow--my Oped on the Nazis as bohemian sexual revolutionaries pic.twitter.com/KGvWxrTSfa

— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) August 28, 2017

Jackson Galactic Brain Meme (kingfish), Monday, 28 August 2017 20:00 (six years ago) link

iow, Nazis as hypocrites, posing as moral puritans, just like at least a half dozen mega-famous evangelical preachers exposed as such in the past couple of decades?

A is for (Aimless), Monday, 28 August 2017 20:23 (six years ago) link

all of whom afterward came crying to their followers citing repentance and asking for forgiveness?

A is for (Aimless), Monday, 28 August 2017 20:24 (six years ago) link

five months pass...

Adults 1, kids 0 https://t.co/24iqKtnTxy

— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) February 20, 2018

Worst news since their parents told them to get summer jobs https://t.co/Vg3mXYvb4c

— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) February 20, 2018

crüt, Wednesday, 21 February 2018 07:40 (six years ago) link

Motherfucker ain’t got hit by a bus yet; what a pity

Glower, Disruption & Pies (kingfish), Wednesday, 21 February 2018 08:58 (six years ago) link

grown-up behaviour: insulting gun massacre survivors on social media

Thomas NAGL (Neil S), Wednesday, 21 February 2018 09:06 (six years ago) link

kids get slaughtered while dinesh d'souza still walks the earth

there is no god

NEW CHIMP THREAT (bizarro gazzara), Wednesday, 21 February 2018 09:09 (six years ago) link

three months pass...

Pardoned.

the blimp of the perverse (Eric H.), Thursday, 31 May 2018 17:10 (five years ago) link

kids get slaughtered while dinesh d'souza still walks the earth

there is no god

capybaras are friend shaped (bizarro gazzara), Thursday, 31 May 2018 17:14 (five years ago) link

two months pass...

gabbneb is that you?

You went to a less distinguished college than I did. You weren’t a Stanford U scholar as I was. What makes you more “informed” than I am?

— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) August 13, 2018

mookieproof, Wednesday, 15 August 2018 18:41 (five years ago) link

looool

mh, Wednesday, 15 August 2018 18:42 (five years ago) link

an Elite, get him!

A True White Kid that can Jump (Granny Dainger), Wednesday, 15 August 2018 18:53 (five years ago) link

If he passed with really good grades, then why isn't he spending his time helping struggling businesses?

Evan, Wednesday, 15 August 2018 18:56 (five years ago) link

Good to see that even Stanford U scholars are willing to make time to school-shame Twitter randos.

Funkface LLC (Old Lunch), Wednesday, 15 August 2018 18:59 (five years ago) link

Dinesh somehow has all the worst properties of both Trumpites and NeverTrumpers. He’s both extremely racist and unconcerned with intellectual honesty AND a credential-fetishizing nerd who longs for mainstream validation. A primetime asshole.

— Adam H. Johnson (@adamjohnsonNYC) August 15, 2018

Glower, Disruption & Pies (kingfish), Thursday, 16 August 2018 05:53 (five years ago) link

one year passes...

self-clowning oven

This is actually the correct pronunciation. Most Americans say it wrong. Thailand is pronounced phonetically. It’s “Thighland,” not “Tai-land.” https://t.co/kiQI7FveEM

— Dinesh D'Souza (@DineshDSouza) August 6, 2020

Jersey Al (Albert R. Broccoli), Friday, 7 August 2020 04:57 (three years ago) link


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