Yuh-huh. And I'd say the same thing about right-wing blogs. There are the researchers who often waste vast amounts of space writing articles laughably wrong on their face, the ranters, the racists, the "gotcha" artists, and, of course, Mr. Heh, Indeed himself, Instapundit.

Personally, I don't believe there's much worth reading on the right side of the blogosphere...but then, I might be biased. Your entire theory is based on the fact that you simply don't like liberals - you have every right to it, but like a lot of bloggers on both sides (myself included), you're totally uncritical of anything you have to say. I'm reading your blog, and there's not a whole lot more to it than "the left will be wrong, I swear!" Not quite the most enthralling or intelligent stuff, but if it floats your boat, go for it. This is not a particularly good righty blog...and in my estimation, there really aren't many particularly good righty blogs. The biggest, Instapundit, is among the absolute worst, which might say something.

Below read a typically hard-hitting, well thought out post by atrios. Someone seems to accidentally turned his switch from "vitriol" to "blather". Read this and tell me Soros doesn't pay him by the word.
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The Case for "Privatizing" Part of Social Security

Actually, I don't think there is one. What would be the point? If you think reducing payroll taxes and/or guaranteed benefits in a way which adds up is a good idea then go ahead and advocate that policy. But, what possible good argument is there for a policy roughly like the ones which are floated by the Bushies (without details of course), which would cut payroll taxes by 2 percentage points, cut guaranteed future benefits, and then mandate that you save/invest that 2 percentage points of income. What's with the mandatory savings? If you want to cut benefits, fine. If you want to having all kinds of tax free savings instruments, which we already do, fine. But why force people to save? The only point of doing so is to ensure that people have a reasonable income base when they're of retirement age, but once you take the "insurance" part out of retirement insurance, then a mandatory saving/investment program doesn't achieve that.

Pretty lame, Jesse. How can you read this blog and not learn anything? (Rhetorical question only, you don't have a clue about the answer.)

When Mitch started calling the likes of Willis and Atrios "giggly fratboys", I thought it was a bit over the top.

Having read both, and now (especially) "Pandagon", I think he may have been a bit charitable.

Jesse - your blog is really lame.

And I'm moderate to left in outlook. Call me a "9/11 Democrat" if you'd like. Keep your stereotypes to yourself (although if you did, you'd have no blog...)

Am I the only one who thinks everyone should just leave their comments about other people's blogs to themselves. If you don't like a blog... don't go there. Otherwise this back and forth criticism is never going to stop.

I don't care about commenting about others' blogs. It's the systems of thought those blogs represent that is the interesting part.

Pretty lame, Jesse. How can you read this blog and not learn anything? (Rhetorical question only, you don't have a clue about the answer.)

I'm glad you all have this fantastic little superiority complex. Enjoy its futility, particularly given that all you *do* is traffic in stereotypes about the "left".

Nothing funnier than watching a conservative get mad at a liberal for even daring to mimic their normal patterns of interaction. Ah, well. Peace, everyone. Hopefully you enjoy this...great piece of work that Mitch has provided for you.

Heh. Indeed.

Right. And nothing quite as predictable as "Pandagon" reacting to criticism, reality or dissent with a snark.

More tomorrow.

Jesse,

Mitch's blog has some depth.

Pandagon, based on about half a dozen readings, is about as deep as NSync.

Uh-oh, Jesse's getting the vapors over our "anger."

No, wait, he's got nothing to say so he's accusing everybody of getting angry. Yeah, that's more like it.

Transferrence, thy name is, undoubtedly, Jesse.

"Pandagon" is Greek for "Nyah nyah".