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Canon Press. Today Doug Wilson addresses his new book Ride and the critics.

If you're interested in actually reading Ride Sally Ride, get it today at ride Sally Book.com.

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Jitney Jezebebells and Ride Sally Ride, September 14th, 2020.

Introduction

So my latest novel is now out and about. It is entitled Ride Sally Ride.

And what I would like to do here, besides encouraging you to get five or six of them,

is actually to embrace one of the criticisms that some have made about the book thus far. I am of course going to

embrace the criticism in such a fashion as to include a clear explanation of why it

isn't my fault. Goes without saying. If I have time, I will also address the criticisms leveled by certain discernment voices out there

on the web that have been conducting their ongoing great experiments in telepathy,

having analyzed the book to Sunday and back without having read it.

They apparently had all the damning information they needed, having seen the cover upon which

it was clearly indicated that I was the one who wrote it.

El Problemo.

I thought to begin this section, it was a little cultural and linguistic appropriation,

if that's still legal, which it probably isn't.

El Problemo is not my native tongue and I went and used it anyway and I have little doubt that I mangled it somehow.

While there were no sombreros or umbrella drinks involved, none of that matters anyway because the doctrine of

hegemonic realism dictates my incipient white supremacy regardless.

My argument that Spain is white and European still fails to meet the purity

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