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In reply to the discussion: "Used car salesman" is actually a very common term used to refer to politicians [View all]hrmjustin
(71,265 posts)74. He can say what he wants but he hss to expect a reaction.
My question is what would the reaction be if someone else poster it.
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"Used car salesman" is actually a very common term used to refer to politicians [View all]
quinnox
Mar 2014
OP
Nixon and his 5o'clock shadow and glower. "Would you buy a used car from this man?"....
Hekate
Mar 2014
#84
Piece of shit, I remember that from my years in college referring to oh Reagan
nadinbrzezinski
Mar 2014
#11
Indeed the profanity, but what can one expect when the mud is slung against someone who is
lumpy
Mar 2014
#50
You know what I find really interesting about that thread? I mean REALLY interesting.....
Cali_Democrat
Mar 2014
#21
I never claimed it hasn't happened before. I just disagree with the tone and characterization.
CJCRANE
Mar 2014
#32
Alright, but I'm not referring to that in my OP. The latest OP that stirred up all the controversy
quinnox
Mar 2014
#33
You really have to go back to what cause the controversy in the first place...
Tx4obama
Mar 2014
#35
More likely, the provocative language was compensation for the lack of substance in the argument.
DanTex
Mar 2014
#27
Unfortunately it seems like most everything is "fairly innocuous" to you. nt
William769
Mar 2014
#30
From what I can translate from the current gibberish...it is NOT the term, but how many times
Rex
Mar 2014
#45
The talking point was - if one constantly says something deragatory, it is a RWing tactic.
Rex
Mar 2014
#48
I see a lot of Carsalesmenship going on in defense of using slurs and invectives against
lumpy
Mar 2014
#62
I'm avoiding to use that term, because apparently, to my surprise, it does strike a nerve with some
quinnox
Mar 2014
#70
I think people on this site are used to seeing the president criticized for his policies.
hrmjustin
Mar 2014
#71