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March 11, 2007

New York City (also Gotham, Sodom, Gomorrah, The Big Apple, Satan's Condom)

In New York magazine, Sam Anderson offers his own entry for Conservapedia (the conservative response to the liberal and anti-Christian wikipedia). The entry is on New York City.

New York City (also Gotham, Sodom, Gomorrah, The Big Apple, Satan's Condom) is the headquarters of the elitist East Coast liberal empire [1] and the world's largest sustained experiment in secular humanism.

The city's population is often reported by the mainstream media to be as high as 8 million — but a rigorous count of actual Americans, using the methods of Adjusted Freedom Demography pioneered by Smorgensen in the Patriot Census of 2005 (i.e., excluding immigrants, Jews, ivory-tower communists, and nonrepresentational artists, and counting only three-fifths of descendants of African slaves, as originally intended by the Framers), reveals that New York City's population of legitimate Americans is actually only 312. (Smorgensen found Cheyenne, Wyo., to be the most populous city in America, with almost ten times as many pure Americans as New York.)

Posted by Robin Varghese at 02:25 PM | Permalink

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Sam Anderson sounds like one of the myriad of rubes from flyover country who couldn't so much get a toe hold here in New York, let alone make it. He is probably envious of our success, jealous of our wealth and feels inadequate in the face of our beauty. He was probably robbed in Port Authority the second he got off his Greyhound because they saw him coming. Yes it's aggressive here. Yes you got to fight for your place here. After You've earned it. And if you don't like it go back home. And by the way, we get the bad rap for the bad attitude but when it all goes down we look out for each other. You can't say that about many other places.

Posted by: Chuck U. Farley | Sep 1, 2010 2:16:47 AM

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