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In reply to the discussion: Glenn Greenwald - Progressive or Liberaltarian? [View all]Bluenorthwest
(45,319 posts)37. Glenn Greenwald" Cato shows that he worked with them on drug policy issues
particularly around Portugal's recent history of legalization. Is that supposed to sound wrong? Why?
Why are you posting without links, claiming I'll find trash? What is your issue with that Portugal study? Specifically.
Also, amazed at what you DID link to. That should alert you that you need to slow down.
Greenwald is just some commentator, and there are many of them. Take a deep one and think on that link you put on DU out of excess zeal.
Name calling and insinuations and attempts at personal destruction in place of the reasoned argument of ideas must always face strong rejection. And I do, strongly reject those tactics.
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I suggest that linkiing to Glenn Beck on DU is a red flag shouting 'slow down and
Bluenorthwest
Jan 2012
#48
After a post like this, I think the examination of the writings of any individual is valuable
tabatha
Jan 2012
#62
What I'm trying to figure out is *why* DU is so obsessed with him.
The Velveteen Ocelot
Jan 2012
#33
You don't think that some of the libertarian views are worthy of consideration?
A Simple Game
Jan 2012
#95
"Liberaltarian"? If that's a Left-Libertarian, how's that different from anti-statist Progressive?
leveymg
Jan 2012
#20
So you are saying that "liberaltarians" are deceitful anti-statist progressives then?
Pholus
Jan 2012
#25
Since you're insinuating that GG is a false-flag Progressive, burden is on you to
leveymg
Jan 2012
#43
Do you think Greenwald's writings will have ANY impact on the 2012 election?
PA Democrat
Jan 2012
#22
"Interested"? More like obsessed. Too many threads to count, too much of a pain to hide them all.
PA Democrat
Jan 2012
#55
The real question is: Do Americans have a right & duty to criticize the President when he's wrong?
baldguy
Jan 2012
#24
The only reason Greenwald is being attacked is because he has been critical of Obama.
baldguy
Jan 2012
#47
What of his associations and employment of Donnie McClurkin? Ex-gay hate preacher
Bluenorthwest
Jan 2012
#41
Glenn Greenwald" Cato shows that he worked with them on drug policy issues
Bluenorthwest
Jan 2012
#37
I agree with the OP. It's important to attach an exact one-word label to everybody.
JackRiddler
Jan 2012
#40
The OP refuses to address that nonsense. So many DUers calling out that smear
Bluenorthwest
Jan 2012
#65
That makes ethical sense, but didn't Cato also make a big mistake by offering him money then?
Pholus
Jan 2012
#73
What if you generally disagreed with the client but ethically you supported this one job?
Pholus
Jan 2012
#75
Suspension of Habeas Corpus is a jaw-dropping policy that is impossible to defend
jpgray
Jan 2012
#83
He's worse than Molly Ivins. He's right that the Bush-era executive must end - completely
jpgray
Jan 2012
#87