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289. I don't think it is I who is doing the "sloppy thinking".

Tue Dec 13, 2011, 05:56 PM

Dec 2011

I gave you the opportunity to correct your statement of:

"Simply assuming the entire world is going to hell in a handbasket and all government is evil and anyone who disagrees is a fascist is a petty, childish, unproductive approach."

You began this conversation by assuming that I believe all government is evil and the world is doomed simply because I think this is a bad law. You go on to accuse me of calling you or anyone who disagreed with me of being a fascist. Calling my approach petty, childish and unproductive. I have never used those words or anything similar. That seems to be your style not mine.

Your statements are not only untrue but a thinly disguised personal attack on myself and my intelligence. I see no point in continuing this conversation.

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Don't care what Rahm thinks. :) But IMHO, Trump will run Ivanka for president [View all] servermsh Feb 2021 OP

I share your concern--this needs to be flushed out. Bogart Dec 2011 #1

I SO agree. The solution is definitely to elect a Republican president! kestrel91316 Dec 2011 #66

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worthy of its own thread Skittles Dec 2011 #171

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Oh yes, HONEY!! Liberal_Stalwart71 Dec 2011 #297

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Manipulation? pmorlan1 Dec 2011 #284

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Disingenious and hollow argument. Sheepshank Dec 2011 #103

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Yes, but to believe that after letting the tax cuts expire, the Repukes were suddenly going to go Liberal_Stalwart71 Dec 2011 #275

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There is ALWAYS a fig leaf of political cover placed on acts like that. Marr Dec 2011 #270

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+1000 sce56 Dec 2011 #9

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again i ask... Huh? 99th_Monkey Oct 2014 #325

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sad but true fishwax Dec 2011 #13

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This. CrispyQ Dec 2011 #119

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ProSense. JDPriestly Dec 2011 #95

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Wait ProSense Dec 2011 #112

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Prosense. Occulus Dec 2011 #242

That ProSense Dec 2011 #254

THANK YOU. nt woo me with science Dec 2011 #107

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Ah ProSense Dec 2011 #102

Good to see you on this side! ellisonz Dec 2011 #109

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This message was self-deleted by its author Tesha Dec 2011 #26

"Obama cheerleader" was allowed to stand. LoZoccolo Dec 2011 #30

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Ditto K&R unapatriciated Dec 2011 #170

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"20 haters" of what? AnotherMcIntosh Dec 2011 #70

"20 haters" .... ???? hmmm.... defendandprotect Dec 2011 #83

looks like there is way more than 20 Skittles Dec 2011 #172

so there's one hundred. it's the same names again and again. MjolnirTime Dec 2011 #308

aw, poor baby Skittles Dec 2011 #310

seeing who recs is a good thing MjolnirTime Dec 2011 #312

Monday morning it is at 74 recs Bluenorthwest Dec 2011 #189

You got that right. It will soon become even more apparent who is working overtime Number23 Dec 2011 #269

Why would you be so interested in that? boston bean Dec 2011 #36

It really tells me who DUrecs threads like this... SidDithers Dec 2011 #37

And does that give you some sort of insight into individual posters? boston bean Dec 2011 #38

I don't have political enemies... SidDithers Dec 2011 #42

And will you use that information boston bean Dec 2011 #45

No I won't... SidDithers Dec 2011 #49

Well, you were quite off topic for the thread in your reply. boston bean Dec 2011 #52

"Off-Topic" is only germane to the Original Post of the thread, not posts within the thread...nt SidDithers Dec 2011 #54

Well, it made me wonder why you wrote what you wrote, that is all. boston bean Dec 2011 #55

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Very Interesting Post indeed! mrdmk Dec 2011 #158

I agree with you Bluenorthwest Dec 2011 #193

I look at it differently. unapatriciated Dec 2011 #176

OMG!!! chervilant Dec 2011 #184

If you're keeping a list, add me to it. AnotherMcIntosh Dec 2011 #98

He can add me as well. unapatriciated Dec 2011 #173

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yup. lol dionysus Dec 2011 #64

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Hell to the no! I am OVER sadge goddess Dec 2011 #132

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Hold your nose. wtmusic Dec 2011 #20

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'if' ??? spanone Dec 2011 #27

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Sigh. New site. Same tired deflections. nt Union Scribe Dec 2011 #168

Why should U.S. citizens be exempt? Capitalocracy Dec 2011 #44

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It's looking that way. Occulus Dec 2011 #51

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I acknowledge your capitulation to my argument Anatos Dec 2011 #229

Life sucks, for sure. Anatos Dec 2011 #71

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We are discussing Obama, not Bush. Anatos Dec 2011 #226

W are discussing accountability. Tierra_y_Libertad Dec 2011 #236

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That snark 'life sucks'? Bluenorthwest Dec 2011 #197

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If you can't vote for Obama Anatos Dec 2011 #68

I can't vote for Obama in 2012. Occulus Dec 2011 #161

Thank you. unapatriciated Dec 2011 #177

In the past Anatos Dec 2011 #231

Well I'm not ready to turn my card in and will leave you with this link. unapatriciated Dec 2011 #240

I have no problem with the ACLU Anatos Dec 2011 #262

I've written my congressman... unapatriciated Dec 2011 #279

As well you should Anatos Dec 2011 #285

I don't think it is I who is doing the "sloppy thinking". unapatriciated Dec 2011 #289

Of course you don't Anatos Dec 2011 #298

again with the name calling. unapatriciated Dec 2011 #302

again with the weak response Anatos Dec 2011 #314

lol Love your new math. unapatriciated Dec 2011 #315

There was no math. D'oh! Anatos Dec 2011 #319

Oh my Anatos Dec 2011 #224

I suggest you read more. Occulus Dec 2011 #239

feel free Anatos Dec 2011 #263

Wow indepat Dec 2011 #235

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Why not? They voted for war in Iraq - Patriot Act - Homeland Security! defendandprotect Dec 2011 #91

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"teddy 51" most of them are KoKo Dec 2011 #128

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That's messed up! Odin2005 Dec 2011 #94

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If he doesn't, as promised, he won't have mine. joshcryer Dec 2011 #127

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Sheesh....some of the replies seem like KoKo Dec 2011 #124

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I still can. bonzotex Dec 2011 #147

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I wish I could vote none of the above .... littlewolf Dec 2011 #277

So don't then. yellowcanine Dec 2011 #286

Well, ProSense Dec 2011 #293

OK, you convinced me. Old and In the Way Dec 2011 #294

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