Loewy lazy
Stung by yet more criticism of his New Matilda article positing that a Jewish conspiracy of sorts dashed the Greens' New South Wales election hopes, Antony Loewenstein responds with a massive 2,399 word blog post defending his position and attacking "lazy [Murdoch] reporters".
But "journalist" Loewenstein doesn't detect the irony in accusing other of laziness when he copies and pastes entire articles into his blog post, with only some 399 words, or less than 17%, of the 2,399 word article written by Loewenstein.
If the guy could write he would; but since he can't, he disregards copyright, copying and pasting the work of real journalists.
Update Now you'd reckon just about any Jew would be familiar with Kristallnacht as the start of the organised Nazi assault on Jews; not Loewenstein, who refers to the momentous event as Kristalnacht. It's but one more error to add to atheist-Jew Loewenstein's catalogue of ignorance.
But "journalist" Loewenstein doesn't detect the irony in accusing other of laziness when he copies and pastes entire articles into his blog post, with only some 399 words, or less than 17%, of the 2,399 word article written by Loewenstein.
If the guy could write he would; but since he can't, he disregards copyright, copying and pasting the work of real journalists.
Update Now you'd reckon just about any Jew would be familiar with Kristallnacht as the start of the organised Nazi assault on Jews; not Loewenstein, who refers to the momentous event as Kristalnacht. It's but one more error to add to atheist-Jew Loewenstein's catalogue of ignorance.
posted by Anonymous at 5:41 PM |
3 Comments:
I like this one.
283 words cut and pasted. Exactly two of them, Loewenstein's. The words "one" and "two" specifically.
I've seen ten times more political analysis expressed in a Tweet.
A bit harsh, Dan.
Loew-blow did, after all, write a clumsy 12 word headline.
True.
"Time in Australia to pile onto anybody who speaks out against Israel"
Bad English, confused descriptions, gross generalisations and dishonesty. Not bad for a single sentence.
Hey Loewenstein, I know you read this. Regardless of your politics, how does it feel, to call yourself a writer, when it's clear that you can't write? I would be embarrassed. It's too bad your ego has given you no shame whatsoever.
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