02-19-2004, 12:46 AM
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Apophis 
Join Date: July 10, 2002
Location: I can see the Manhattan skyline from my window.
Age: 39
Posts: 4,673
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Quote:
Originally posted by Cerek the Barbaric:
quote: Originally posted by Mouse:
Why should Michael Moore (who I can take or leave) have to question/expose all sides equally to have credibility? He's a "liberal" and undermining centre-right groups and interests is what he has specialised in and does best.
It's a bit like criticising a consultant dermatologist because he does not dedicate equal time to performing open heart surgery.
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I disagree, Mouse. A more accurate comparison would be to say that Bill O'Reilly and Rush Limbaugh will gain my respect when they BLAST the right-conservatives with the same unadulterated zeal with which they attack the left.
Of the three, I find O'Reilly amusing sometimes, but the very first time I saw him (or actually his publicist) on TV, I thought the guy was a total jerk with an over-inflated sense of self-importance. I'm sure most liberals would agree with that assessment. I consider Moore and Limbaugh both to be completely intolerable.
I also don't want to seem like I'm dragging Clinton out of the closet and throwing him back at the liberals as a counter to the attack Moore made on President Bush. It's just that Clinton is the ONLY recent example we have by which to judge the actions of a Democratic liberal President.
I do find it laughable, though, that a man who has admitted to committing perjury in a grand jury investigation is not considered a hypocrite. Bush may be evasive and secretive, but Clinton would (and DID) sit in his chair, look the American public in the eye, and lie through his teeth. [/QUOTE]Bush may or may not have done the same thing. Time will tell, I suppose...
::sighs::
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