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Or maybe he is pumped up from watching the Sopranos and thinks he is a tough guy.
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Scalia's Gesture: Obscene Or Sicilian?
POSTED: 6:43 pm PST March 27, 2006 WASHINGTON -- Was it obscene -- or just Sicilian? A spokeswoman said Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia used an Italian hand gesture after a reporter asked him a question outside a church service Sunday. The Boston Herald reported that it was an obscene gesture, which led to some reports that Scalia used his middle finger. A spokeswoman said Scalia used a "hand off the chin gesture," which Italians commonly use to show displeasure. Scalia used the gesture after being asked if he had to deal with much flak about his conservative Roman Catholic beliefs. http://www.kirotv.com/news/8302673/detail.html http://italian.about.com/library/nos...estures026.htm http://www.cnn.com/2006/LAW/03/27/scalia.gesture.ap/
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Cliche ("Struggle Against Alarm, that's almost cute. Did you think that one up yourself?) is cleverness for him and should be encouraged. Your idea that he create an imaginary liberal as a straw man, in the tradition of Rush, may be adopted. We can watch while he pinatas his own imago. |
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Apparently either 1) you know very very little about Italian culture or 2) you fell hook line and sinker for what the left wing hate sites told you to believe. Or more likely both. That gesture does NOT mean F you, nothing like it. It means displeasure, nothing more. My Sicilian grandfather used it all the time.
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Since we have come to the understanding that Senax is wrong, and the liberal media has nothing to do with this story, perhaps someone could explain to me exactly why the Boston Herald writer wrote a story which clearly implied that Scalia flipped the bird when he did not?
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The larger political issue is Scalia's toss-off statement to the photographer from The Pilot; "Don't Print That."
It will be interesting to see if the Arch-Dioceses of Boston's paper lets the photo in question see the light of day. Remember when one of Scalia's goons confiscated a reporter's tape recorder after Mr. Originalist gave a talk at a school assembly? |
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