The english language does not allow for subtlety or multiple levels of argument. Everything is either one way completely or the other way to the same degree. Someone is either advocating a boycott or not advocating anything. There can be no other argument given otherwise.
You ever notice how "shades of gray" makes for a better... what's the word. It means it's just become a slogan devoid of any real meaning and is just bandied about by people. Damn, I'm drawing a blank.
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Date: 11/12/10 02:53 (UTC)You ever notice how "shades of gray" makes for a better... what's the word. It means it's just become a slogan devoid of any real meaning and is just bandied about by people. Damn, I'm drawing a blank.