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RE: Bush is strategically setting the board for an Amer... - 7/24/2007 1:27:41 PM

SugarMyChurro

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I use rough language all the time. it doesn't mean anything particularly.

Then here comes FirmhandKY in some thread or other acting as the offended party. And here, in this thread, he does the same thing that he has previously complained of because unless I am mistaken he basically told you to fuck off while also implying you were a drunkard. Thing is: I don't mind the rough talk - I mind the hypocrisy. He bitches elsewhere about the very thing he does here.

Again, I don't mind the language or what he said. What I mind is the fact that he insists he comes to the thread with clean hands and likewise asserts that he can speak from some imaginary moral high ground. Neither assertion is true.

Yup, sounds just like a Republican to me.

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RE: Bush is strategically setting the board for an Amer... - 7/24/2007 2:43:40 PM

Sinergy

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Some people should probably stay over in the kiddie pool where they can be a God and impress the other 3rd graders, as opposed to going to the adults pool where their opnions might be challenged and they might have to actually provide empirical evidence to support their arguments. The alternative, of course, is that one ends up looking like an inarticulate bully.

What amuses me is when a poster decides that emotional arguments are relevant or appropriate to an intellectual debate. It is so Kindergarten playground rules, or perhaps Cartman's "Screw you guys, Im going home" as a means of proving one's intellectual position.

Boggles the imagination.

Sinergy

p.s. On the other hand, look at the intellectually stunted and emotional basket case they thought would be a good President, or the criminals they elect to Congress and the Senate.

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