we are all familiar with the famous saying "the child is father to the man" by that brilliant philosopher ivan putski. in this case we have to change it to "the child is mother to the woman".
we can trace this particular woman's intellectual development back to early childhood. back to the age of one. her first notable political declamation was "a ditten says da da doo doo doo".
what can we learn from these words? more importantly, what can we infer from these seminal sounds?
let me begin by pointing out to you a fact so obvious that it may be missed. a ditten does not say da da doo doo doo. a woosta says da da doo doo doo.
and what is a woosta but a male ditten? i ask you. and here, the male of the species is silenced, in a sense, in a manner of speaking, ipso facto, quid pro quo, etc.
so in this child's private world, it is the ditten that says da da doo doo doo, not the woosta. a lesbian in the bud.
and what is the ditten inferring by its, shall we say, didactic, emphatic, rabble rousing da da doo doo doo? Is it not inferring that da da is connected to doo doo? need i say more? i think not.



