Timber Loftis |
09-20-2004 09:45 AM |
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What will rot your brain is only exploring ideas that agree with your own. By looking at many points of view and learning from them you can present an articulate argument and by doing this your arguments will not be so easy to dismiss.
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Doubtlessly true. This was in fact my point as well.
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Original thoughs and ideas are taken more seriously than just parroting propaganda.
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Again, we certainly agree. To the extent such a thing as an original thought even exists, of course. In fact, I'm rather offended you don't find a bit of at least psuedo-originality in my arguments. Damndamndamndamndamn.
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Everyone note: Knightscape is showing us evidence of how 90% of Republicans act when you actually try to draw out a discussion on the issues. The resort to bashing (in)famous liberal, and repeating unproven mantra (e.g. democrats give away more money, democrats want to destroy the army, etc.). This is a style of argument that was beneath Ron Reagan, but we have it thanks to Rush Limbaugh. It is pop culture evolving before your eyes. Make note of it, it will be in the history books one day.
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Stereotype much?
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Yeah, I do. [img]graemlins/heee.gif[/img] Look, I had a good bead on having what I thought was one of those original thoughts you mentioned, and I wasn't about to let the fact you're from Canada stop me from trying to identify something I think may be a trait in the party's personality. So, I went Gung-ho with it. Sorry it was on your dime -- chalk it up to collateral damage. ;)
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Contrary to the belief of some, Canada is not part of the United States. I am from Canada, which does not, to my knowledge, have a party of Republicans or Democrats.
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That doesn't mean you can't be one. ;) We have Nazis and communists in this country.
Oh, and when did Canada secede? What will become of your NHL teams now?
[ 09-20-2004, 09:46 AM: Message edited by: Timber Loftis ]
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