Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Krause Explores Disconnect

11:01 PM  Justin Mitchell  3 comments

Thank you to J Krause, failed assembly candidate and word vocalizer with local 1490 AM, for sharing the insights of an average uninformed and oblivious white collar on the impacts of individuals and (not known to Krause) the collective effect of multiple individuals on the environment with which they reside and interact.

Thank you, because he shows the extent of work that is needed to inform those in our community that remain ignorant as to how individual actions impact the environment and local community, as well as how such actions when viewed in millions add up to massive effects.

You can read the collection of words here.

Interesting journalism piece in other respects as well:  attempt to discredit an event / group of individuals and organizations by not commenting at all about any of the programming, the programmers, nor the topics, but showing how little you know or how shallow your reflective capacity is.  Some might call that lazy.  Others may just call it an inflammatory and baseless collection or inarticulate words spliced together with the theme of self-revelation.  And for what?  Just read and the answer is "liberally" beyond clear.

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For anyone curious to discover the extent of Krause's vast ignorance, I invite you to look over some of our critiques of his commentaries over the years. We hope you enjoy salty language.

Over the years Krause has provided the community with some truly mind-bending moments of utter idiocy. It would be a shame his hopeless attempts to illuminate complicates issues were not passed on to later generations.

Heh, that there is a precious collection of words. What a dink.

I don't know, I just read Krause's piece and I think he "gets it". I was pretty impressed at how well he identified connections between overpaid athletes and underpaid teachers. Sure, he glibly claims to lose no sleep, but on the other hand...

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