03-05-2011, 11:15 PM
(02-28-2011, 12:30 PM)Herbert Spencer Wrote:(02-27-2011, 06:11 PM)Virtual Bison Wrote: I believe it's all because Gollin has realized that he is a lightning rod for criticism.
Somebody with an interest in protecting the taxpayers of Illinois from expensive lawsuits and potentially huge court verdicts probably looked at what Gollum was up to and told him to knock it off or he and his hog-vending wife both would be unemployed, tenured or not.
I doubt Gollum even comprehends the criticism he gets, let alone allows it to influence his bizarre conduct. These delusional leftists don't understand that the libtard academic fantasy world they live in represents only a small part of the general population. When they receive negative comments for their shameless behavior they just attribute it to "trailer park hounds" or "high school dropouts." They've never held real jobs or operated real businesses, so they have no idea how the real world works. That normal people don't think or act like the Gollum reprobates is unfathomable to them.
While stalking and harassing small business owners might garner you kudos from some of the Che Guevara T-shirt wearing types, in most other places it can earn you a .45 between the horns. Gollum should count his blessings and enjoy spending the next five years co-teaching freshman fine arts classes, then retire back to the oblivion he deserves.
The thing about Gollin (George Gollin, George D. Gollin, George Gollinsky) is that he can't see where he is disconnected from the workings the real world. He actually thinks that he is a man of the people despite his tenured professorship and his wife's UIUC administration job, his limited contact with the public outside of an academic environment and the highly specialized field in which he operates. GG may understand so intellectually but really comprehend the difference between getting a healthy paycheck direct deposited in your bank account every two weeks and being self-employed, working for a small business or running a business. Most people face the reality and difficulties of the latter, not the security of the former, and it has a great impact on how they view the role of the government in their lives.
Just because George drives a piece of $hit car doesn't somehow make him a man of the people.

