Denying the holocaust

[Paul Mackin]

Dugout Doug sustains his positions rather well. The abolition of subtlety,
ambiguity, irony, and the color gray.
They make him the ideal Pynchon reader.
                P.

                ----- Original Message -----
From: <MalignD at aol.com>
To: <pynchon-l at waste.org>
Sent: Sunday, May 27, 2001 1:06 PM
Subject: Denying the holocaust


> It is worth noting, particularly in light of previously received drubbings
> and self-made spectacles while trying to argue this tedious and malevolent
> issue that, throughout this exchange, Millison has not staked out a
position
> of his own.  He hasn't read the books or historians in question and,
unable
> to argue his "points" with any coherence, instead, over and again, cuts
and
> pastes writings of others--Britannica.com his most recent source--absent
any
> context, hoping, one supposes, theses clippings will somehow congeal on
their
> own into something he thinks he has shown, i.e., that certain list members
> are holocaust deniers.
>
> See, similarly, his postings last week on social constructionism.
>