The Bigshot Bloggers And I Will Never See Eye-To-Eye

While I stopped reading Glenn Reynolds after his last utterance of the words "I don't care" (these lawyers really know how to argue a position) I've just decided to break with the Althouse Hillbillies today, after years of enduring an ignorance I'd never bother with in my day-to-day life. (I now understand how Althouse earned her reputation as Stevie Nicks with a wine box,...)

I'm not sure what these law school bloggers think they're doing, other than exploiting their reader's gullibility, but, whatever it is, it ain't good. As professors, they strike me as inevitably bad thinkers, and as lawyers - while they appear to have a firm grasp of the law - they are, collectively and individually, an extremely unethical lot. Really, as self-aware as snakes, and just as prone to crawling on their bellies.

My friends, offline, have watched some of what goes on amongst them, and wondered what the attraction was - and, even now, many of the lawyer's fans think they're just too "all that" for me not to want their attention - but, as always, they're about as wrong as wrong can be:

A bunch of them ripped apart a really nice Catholic priest a few days ago - a good man - simply because he wasn't voting for Romney, which even made this hardcore atheist wonder who I was spending time with. 

I'm pretty sure I know now, and - I'm certain - I don't need their idea of "fun" anymore...