Um...the beginning of time?
We've previously reported on the dopiness of New York Post television critic Linda Stasi, when she believed part of a documentary on identical twins was in "4-D." But Stasi really outdid herself this time. She wrote a review of the season premiere of "24", which she loved. Nothing wrong with that, we dig that show too. But then, out of nowhere, the subheadline for the piece was "When Did Torturing People Become A Bad Thing?"
Uh...what, Linda Stasi? Flabbergasted, we read the review, in which she says she loves Jack Bauer because "you never see him crying into his beer about how depressed he is." Right. But what about how you're cool with torturing, Stasi? Nope, not actually in the piece, except a very brief discussion about how Jack is facing a Senate subcommittee hearing on whether he tortured suspected terrorists. It's like that headline came out of nowhere - it was Stasi's rhetorical question or something, the thought popped into her head and she had to share it with all of us. Or was that just some cheeky Stasi humor? Hah! Torture! No, seriously, Stasi, Abu Ghraib is a barrel of laughs - the problem is all the clearly guilty whiners talking about their "rights" as "humans."
Stasi, WTF? We thought your stupidity was benign. Might it be malignant?
PREVIOUSLY: Dammit, Linda Stasi, That Identical Twin Documentary Was Not In "4-D"
