Insane Logic and Morons

The butt head and the girly man are alone together reading original copies of Reagan's memoirs while the Republican party is taking a working vacation in a clear-cut healthy forest.

The moral majority forms an organized committee to discuss the normal deviation of rising deficits and beaucratic efficiencies.

The cheerful pessimist and the mournful optimist ponder the insane logic and real fantasy of the serious clown whose deliberate mistake, a just war, in the disguise of humanitarian invasion, has extended to us the essential luxury of a dangerously safe world.

The intense apathy of the private citizen allows him to accept ordered liberty and not question the meaning of catastrophic success in exchange for presidential promises of tax returns and peace benefits.

The exact estimate of the effectiveness of the peace offensive is clearly ambiguous and is no longer an open secret. The amount of peacekeeper missles and friendly fire incidents remain
pure speculation.

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I've been reading "Don't Think of an Elephant". So far he hasn't mentioned oxymoron but I decided to play with them just to see how prevalent they are. Interesting.
I highly recommend the book, especially for those who haven't read "Moral Politics". It's a quick and important read.
I just found a blog by one of his students.

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