The end of 'neo-liberalism' and advent of the Age of Euphemism
“I am offended by xxx” is a statement about your emotional state: what it is emphatically not is an argument against xxx.
“Why,” British journalist Louis Heren is said to have adopted as his attitude to interviewing politicians, “is this lying bastard lying to me?”
It should come as no surprise, perhaps, that there is some dispute over whether Mr Heren originated the saying: Claude Cockburn, another UK scribe of
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The end of 'neo-liberalism' and advent of the Age of Euphemism
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