Breitbart dies, only the web flow cares
Andrew Breitbart has died at 43. That's sad for his family and we wish condolences.
A Tulane graduate, he knew how to party hard, no one goes to that city without being inculcated into the culture and inoculation is not neccessarily the result.
Breitbart's website was in many instances repulsive. He looked for angles out of context. He loved being controversial. He added little to our culture that was constructive.
Do I have an opinion? Yes.
A Tulane graduate, he knew how to party hard, no one goes to that city without being inculcated into the culture and inoculation is not neccessarily the result.
Breitbart's website was in many instances repulsive. He looked for angles out of context. He loved being controversial. He added little to our culture that was constructive.
Do I have an opinion? Yes.
posted by John Borden at 6:52 AM
1 Comments:
Despite your opening paragraph, isn't the rest of what you say rather harsh. Drudge loved him it seems. He was eccentric, twisted, but he shouldn't be called evil as he goes to his Maker. Those comments make you look callous. Have a blessed day anyway.
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