In the 1930s, The New York Times‘ editors and reporters could witness the intentional starvation of millions of Russians and Ukrainians and not think it worthy of a story, much less an editorial. These days they can’t watch the beginning of the process of getting your Thanksgiving turkey to your table without having a little girly fit.

UPDATE: Tim Blair has a good list of other “nancy boy” reactions from the media.

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