I don't mind it too much when people dismiss Dubya
as comically stupid. The names & statues can be seen
everywhere of men who, in their day, were similarly
dismissed as mere embarrassments. (One of them currently
sitting plonked in the Lincoln Memorial & another leaning
on his cane in Parliament Square.)
What gets me is the serene assumption that such a judgment
somehow identifies the individual making it as his intellectual
superior.
On this side of the Atlantic - & evidently among your own
right-thinkers - the view is almost universal. Yet doesn't
that very universality make for a certain unease? Most
of the people are wrong, after all, most of the time.
If I were to observe a vast field packed with sheep,
all bleating the same smug message, I think I'd pause
before raising my own little furry snout to swell their chorus.
Scottie B.
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