It's a depressingly simplistic attitude from an outfit whose role is to remain at the end of a very short leash held by our democratically elected institutions.
"That simplistic attitude treats the problem as if it were merely a matter of dark skin and not of 400 years of diversified culture.
This simplistic attitude persists because the odds have always been stacked against bushmeat: it fits too neatly within the West's self-righteous worldview.
Its simplistic attitudes apparently set off an internal reexamination; at least it started a decade's artistic wanderings.
Others will be put off by the simplistic attitudes of the writers and the many literary and emotional clichés the pieces contain.
It gleefully lambasts simplistic attitudes to race, fame and the media but, like the stand-up routines that made its star a household name, it falls back on tired cliches when removed from its comfort zone.
The real issues in Turkey – the language conventions forced upon us by nationalistic thinking, the simplistic attitudes induced by the power of mediocrity, the barbarity of popular culture, all the sexist attitudes I have to endure daily, the gulf that exists between writer and reader – are they not enough?
While these sorts of simplistic attitudes may seem harmless, if misguided, they can have real consequences in a world where disabilities are stigmatized.
It didn't reduce itself to certain simplistic attitudes and perspectives". Another key inspiration was Louisa May Alcott's "Hospital Sketches," a collection of letters the "Little Women" novelist and abolitionist wrote during her time as a Union nurse.
Stephenson, in her cable, stated that Martinelli first asked her in a BlackBerry message: "I need help tapping phones". The ambassador wrote of Martinelli's "bullying style" and "autocratic tendencies". His "near-obsession with wiretaps betrays a simplistic and naive attitude toward the criminal investigative process," Stephenson wrote.
"That is a simplistic assumption".
