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In reply to the discussion: Kick this thread if you can think for yourself. [View all]pscot
(21,044 posts)41. Despite teh hyperbole and hysteria
the arguments we've been having have been illuminating. there's a lot of wisdom around here, and apart from the odd troll or congenital shit disturber, we're all on the same side. Crowds bring out the worst in people. don't take it to heart.
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Why use facts when you can move the goal posts with learn-as-you-go debate tactics?
BenzoDia
Jun 2013
#5
Sorry, I'm an Obamabot. My mind is controlled by the Dark Lord. Embrace the horde. Serve the state.
freshwest
Jun 2013
#7
I'm into data to make informed choices. If it's good, or factual, that's one facet there.
freshwest
Jun 2013
#95
The problem is, threads like this are like asking atheists to weigh in on a religious matter.
randome
Jun 2013
#18
Not sure. The Fox News Channel has never told me if I can think for myself or not.
ieoeja
Jun 2013
#42
Kick because Ayn Rand and her little brother Rand Paul can go fuck themselves. n/t
Whisp
Jun 2013
#43
You're not going to tell ME to think for myself!! I'm going to...um, never mind.
randome
Jun 2013
#51
I don't know what "frenzied reporting" means or is. And how do you know what is "hyperbole"? Maybe
WinkyDink
Jun 2013
#76
Alas, too often people who are capable of independent thought choose not to exercise that power.
Nimajneb Nilknarf
Jun 2013
#89