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In reply to the discussion: Dear Chris Hedges [View all]I'm not feeling now like I want to be a punching bag for your anger, so I'll continue this discussion with you some other time if you wish and when your tone is less aggressive. And reminds me of an addict using all his strength to convince himself that healing from addiction is impossible - which rationally thinking it is not.
For what's it worth, I'll just add that IMHO politics is all about emotions, much less about intellectual theories.
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HiPointDem
Sep 2012
#39
ProSense, that list is pitiful compared to the fraud, the lying, the cheating that was committed.
JDPriestly
Sep 2012
#19
Three times as many people live in Cuyahoga County, Ohio than all of Iceland.
Ikonoklast
Sep 2012
#92
It is disgusting that people who ran big firms that sold investements to their clients that they
JDPriestly
Sep 2012
#85
At 1/1000the size of The Great Robbery, looting the S&L's generated over 30,000 investigations,
Egalitarian Thug
Sep 2012
#77
But Chris Hedges fights for the true left all the time, not just during a primary or an election....
marmar
Sep 2012
#7
unfortunately, the "true left" isn't running, we have a choice between center left and far right.
dionysus
Sep 2012
#17
We should vote for Democrats, but we should let them know NOW when they are the most
sabrina 1
Sep 2012
#89
So you want to bring us 8 years of MITT ROMNEY in order to scare the Democratic politicians?
Zalatix
Sep 2012
#101
You don't start off a friendly exchange by telling someone they're in denial. duh.
cali
Sep 2012
#60
Chris Hedges sticks up for the Palestinians - Obama sure the hell doesn't. But then again
Douglas Carpenter
Sep 2012
#66
How did we get eight years of Bush? Why was the election allowed to be stolen? We were
sabrina 1
Sep 2012
#96
8 years of Bush wouldn't have been better if Chris Hedges was muzzled, so I fail to see the point.
Romulox
Sep 2012
#97
No, I don't buy it. America's problem is categorically NOT that our media is too aggressive. nt
Romulox
Sep 2012
#110
You don't have to buy it. It just is what it is. No Nader = Gore win in 2000. The math dictates that
Zalatix
Sep 2012
#111
I am refraining from any criticism I have until after the election. It's the grownup thing to do. nt
Comrade_McKenzie
Sep 2012
#78
NOT nonsense. Nader cost Gore the election. That is a fact far beyond dispute.
Zalatix
Sep 2012
#106
Gore cost Gore the election. He didn't get enough people to vote for him.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Sep 2012
#108
it is vexing--but folks like Hedges will never think an election is time to stop
librechik
Sep 2012
#88