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Category Archives: David Deutsch
Vegetarianism Is Now The Cutting Edge Of Fashion
David Deutsch emails: Luke Ford is certainly no stranger to virtually prescient, uber-trendy fashionableness. After all, Luke was a dreamy Aussie expat with a heretical father and a complicated relationship to California’s Jewish community long before Mel Gibson made it … Continue reading
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Dave Deutsch Tells Me: You Had The Best Years Of My Life
Dave, the world’s worst comic, emails: I read about the role of a beard too, but it was in Lesbianism Review, and it didn’t really interest me. Going over the stuff in my section on your website, I really think … Continue reading
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David Deutsch’s Struggle With The Neo-Nazis
The Heeb magazine blogger (my Dave Deutsch profile) responds to my inquiry: Do you want the actual scoop, or a highly glamorized (not unlike yourself, you handsome devil) version? On the one hand, it is something of a tempest in … Continue reading
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Ward Churchill Fired
David Deutsch blogs for Heeb: …If working for a financial firm in the WTC makes you a "little Eichmann," what about working for the University of Colorada? Not only does the university host ROTC, but it is run by the … Continue reading
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