[New-Poetry] 6. RE: Re: New-Poetry Digest, Vol 31, Issue 15 (Skip Fox) (S...

[AlMaginnes at aol.com]

Being against capital punishment nd daring to suggest that American prisons  
could be better run is anti-American?
 
 
 
In a message dated 1/11/2007 5:25:57 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
elemenope at icubed.com writes:

Skip,

I answered your question in a variety of ways.  It's  okay if you can't
answer, most threads just fall into oblivion  anyway.  However, I doubt
that your book will provide an authentic  response to the answer for the
question you asked of me.

Most poets  aren't Conservative as I define the term.  And, too many are
rewarded  for being blatantly anti-American, like this one:

Mark Dow is the  author of
> American Gulag: Inside Us Immigration Prisons (California  2004) and
> co-editor of Machinery Of Death: The Reality Of America's  Death Penalty
> Regime (Routledge 2002).

Blatant RadLib  propaganda out of Yale.  You'll note that Dow never
complains about  the Gulags of the USSR. He keeps up the RadLib drumbeat
and wins the Yale  Prize.  As I said, their glee club better watch their
backs.   What happened in San Francisco can just as easily happen in  New
Haven.  But, you didn't plow the ground long or hard enough to  learn about
the violant violation of the Yale Glee Club's Constitutional  Rights of
Free Speech by RadLib thugs of the sort that threw missiles at  Ann Coulter
in Arizona or attacked the head of the Minutemen when he spoke  last Autumn
at  Columbia.

RD


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