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   Tuesday, November 30, 2004

   QUOTES OF THE DAY

Culture warrior Pat Buchanan, as helpful as ever:

"To devout Muslims, what Europe offers is godless materialism and hedonism, a life devoid of meaning and purpose, save pleasure and self-indulgence. They prefer to do Allah's bidding in this world to ensure they share his paradise in the next. Undeniably, Islam is rising. And, like all rising faiths, it is intolerant."

James Cramer of TheStreet.com reading my mind on Wal-Mart:

"The stores are dowdy. The aisles are ugly. There's nothing exciting or different or even colorful at Wal-Mart. It feels almost Soviet in its selection and presentation."

Mathew Staver, attorney for a group of state lawmakers and Catholics suing the Massachusetts Supreme Court for allowing gay marriage:

"[The Constitution should] protect the citizens of Massachusetts from their own state supreme court's usurpation of power...[and protect their right] to live in a republican form of government free from tyranny, whether that comes at the barrel of a gun or by the decree of a court."

Merita Hopkins, a city attorney in Boston, in response:

"Deeply felt interest in the outcome of a case does not constitute an actual injury."

Labels: homo-a-go-go, Middle East, Orwell says hi, politics, religion