To the Illustrious Mr. Pot:
I thoroughly enjoyed your skillful
avoidance of anything vaguely resembling a rebuttal. Despite your back roads
trip down an historical memory lane, replete with presidential minutiae, there
seemed to be no substantive defense of the leftist practice of trying to force
their idea of equality down the throats of defenseless Americans. While you
skillfully pointed out that Jefferson was occasionally referred to by
historical scribes as a Republican, I think in all fairness even you would
agree that the term Republican has evolved since then and today bears little
resemblance to what Mr. Jefferson espoused. You say he was a man of
contradictions. Some would prefer the term hypocrite. My preposterous example
of a diminutive NBA player was intended to be exactly that: preposterous, as is
the concept of a level playing field, quotas, et al. In our country, Mr. Pot,
freedom equals opportunity. But opportunity will never equal equality, even on
a "level playing field".
Respectfully,
Mr. Kettle
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