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grahamhgreen

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1. Following your analogy, many of the arguments here are like having the child insist that 2+2=5, then

Reply to Liberalynn (Original post)

Tue Sep 30, 2014, 11:03 AM

Sep 2014

accusing the parent of then wanting them to be an Einstein should they be made to correct the mistake?

Example: you want Obamacare to evolve into Medicare-for-all? That's like wishing for pink ponies and unicorns!

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Constructive Criticism is not always an Evil Plot [View all] Liberalynn Sep 2014 OP

Following your analogy, many of the arguments here are like having the child insist that 2+2=5, then grahamhgreen Sep 2014 #1

True! Liberalynn Sep 2014 #2

I agree. In addition, limited praise of Republicans is also not an evil plot. Jim Lane Sep 2014 #3

I don't think anybody is right or wrong 100 percent of the time. Liberalynn Oct 2014 #4