Ryan Sorba Condemns CPAC For Inviting GOProud And Declares YAL's Jeff Frazee His Enemy

Can anyone shed light on what happened? Some back story would be nice.

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[Evereghalo]

This guy is a piece of shit.

[MattTSteiner]

Ryan Sorba, do you really have to do this!? You've got to be kidding me! As a Ron Paul Republican, this is why I HATE the GOP establishment.

[IngloriusBastard11]

This is an example of worst case scenerio when two Republicans fuck or when you are looking for a Poster Boy for why we need abortion.

[IngloriusBastard11]

So, when Republicans act like assholes it is okay...lol.

[keatopolis]

This guy is a fake conservative who pretends to believe in small government. Ron Paul 2012

[dgibbs24]

"Freedom of opinion" may hold, but it doesn't excuse jackassery of this magnitude.

[Kabutopuppy]

Um...Most young californians want gay rights so....wtf is this dumbass talking about

[aporia34]

@alugarDtiH I would venture to say that of those persons who speak the English language, each does so with varying degrees of economy, elocution, etc. Attacking me (personally) and denouncing the unique lexical and syntactic tendencies within my writing isn't just arbitrary, it's pernicious given the accusation (made rather explicit) that such habits are necessarily a mark of arrogance and bravado on behalf of the author.

[aporia34]

@alugarDtiH While I do advocate that we grapple with language and ideas, we need not libel those groups e.g. scientists, hipsters, Christians, humanists, etc. whose vernacular might adopt a different tone. In doing otherwise, to paraphrase Twain, we become "two peoples, forever separated by a common tongue."

[aporia34]

@alugarDtiH However, I do agree that language is powerful and is, furthermore, most effectively employed without the use of infantile sarcasm, ad hominem attacks, and the unrelenting disdain for any mode of discourse not sufficiently banal to suit the plebeian tastes which the more cynical in our midst require. At any rate, I would suggest that if you are to contribute to the thread, perhaps offer a critique of Sorba, whom I esteem as considerably more worthy of your ire.

[aporia34]

The homophobic rantings and fascist leanings of Sorba should provoke a greater sense of outrage than even the most prolix of commentaries. That such nuance may not be readily obvious is a troubling and poignant reminder that our species does indeed bear the "lowly stamp of its origin." Oh, and if you care to reply, feel free to send a private message. I find this sort of public howling to be rather undignified, as it contributes nothing to the commentary and, also, tends to hijack the thread.