It Makes More Sense Every Evening
"Those of us who scorn the idea that people in the twentieth century still believe in witchcraft and sorcery should consider our blind faith in newspaper pundits, television seers, and political soothsayers. This flagellation of reason may do more harm to a greater number than the hexing of a neighbor's horse or crop...." Carl Fox, in the begining of the caption for plate #2 of The Doll, New Concise Edition 1973, Harry N. Abrams, Inc., Publishers, New York.
No! The main stream media would never flagellate reason!
Hmmmm...blind faith?
Nope, no hexing here.
"Those of us who scorn the idea that people in the twentieth century still believe in witchcraft and sorcery should consider our blind faith in newspaper pundits, television seers, and political soothsayers. This flagellation of reason may do more harm to a greater number than the hexing of a neighbor's horse or crop...." Carl Fox, in the begining of the caption for plate #2 of The Doll, New Concise Edition 1973, Harry N. Abrams, Inc., Publishers, New York.
No! The main stream media would never flagellate reason!
Hmmmm...blind faith?
Nope, no hexing here.
posted by Jerub-Baal at 9:51 PM
1 Comments:
Nice one from the archives! The good news: we're on to them. The bad news: little has changed in 30+ years.
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