A bigot’s disdainful lambaste of her candid critics

Self-explanatory

 

By Stanley Collymore

 

Why do you assume it’s quite wrong for me to be a bigot? Then

additionally to roundly and caustically assert that my extreme

views on most things are somehow unquestionably any less

valid or relevant to the self-evidently so-called moderate

opinions which are vaingloriously held and haughtily

trumpeted by you, your likeminded associates and

your collective fellow travellers, and furthermore

pompously considered by all of you as rational,

sensibly expressed and matured discourse? Isn’t it really a

tad supercilious on your discernibly condescending part

for you to be spouting your rather sanctimonious and

seemingly interminable heart-rending diatribes of

noxious allegations liberally laced with deeply

ingrained, highly personalized and subjective

conclusions concerning the inalienable and,

on my part, vigorously championed right

regarding what I individually choose to

despise, including the loathed actions

of others, and themselves conjoined

with the distrust of those persons

involved that I personally single

out to slate or, preferably more

conclusively, decide to hate?

 

© Stanley V. Collymore

25 March 2019.

 

 

Author’s Remarks:

The etymological definition of bigotry centres on the concept of persons who wilfully, and invariably irrationally, both develop and sustain a marked intolerance towards other people who consciously and morally hold different opinions to their own.

 

And, as such, self-evidently makes bigotry the natural home of such individuals with strong and discernibly unreasonable beliefs, who then viciously despise and/or attack other people for simply daring to courageously and well-informatively have different beliefs or opinions to their own and markedly twisted ones.

 

Or, worse still, maniacally choose to venomously attack those who freely decide to pursue an totally rational, individualistic and completely different life-style from that of their trenchantly deranged detractors and even, as not uncommonly happens, their self-confessed and deeply ingrained hatred.

 

Ring any bells with you �" the likes of Theresa May, Fiona Bruce, Laura Kuenssberg, Catherine Blaiklock, Brigit Bardot, Jo Marney and Margaret Hodge-Oppenheimer?