Pierre Foglia 2003

« La presse et l'invention littéraire »

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journal daily digest: martineau a hypocrite?

You know, I have no problem with the fact that Martineau speaks his mind on issues, and that he doesn't toe the line so to speak. Hell, I often find myself agreeing with him.

What annoys the hell out of me is his inability to have a discussion. As soon as someone has a different opinion, rather than a lively and courteous debate, we get the whole "C'est ça, je suis de la merde" (oops marde), strident defensive adolescent. It gets old really fast. The man really should learn how to debate without his emotions getting the better of him.

And sorry, I don't care how much of a polemicist you are, resorting to name calling - especially calling people "conasse" (i.e. cunt), is rude and low and pathetic.

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