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theliberalbrain
Junior VoivodFan
Member # 502

posted October 31, 2004 19:15

Hey Warcorpse, why don't you try reading some Noam Chomsky. It may help cure the affliction you have, rightwingidiotdisease. Ever heard of common sense?
http://www.zmag.org/chomsky/index.cfm

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Ne0rC
VoivodFan
Member # 163

posted November 01, 2004 01:17

Isn't he an anarchist?

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LyKcantropen
VoivodFan
Member # 162

posted November 01, 2004 09:33

Ever heard of politeness and respect for others' opinions? Calling people idiots doesn't sound big, or clever, nor does it make your point more valid.

On the other hand, Chomsky's a good writer. Stupidly clever man, too, not content with founding modern linguistics, his political stuff is good too.

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LyKcantropen
VoivodFan
Member # 162

posted November 04, 2004 11:24

No, you just don't agree with him. Difference.

This, my friend, is what a moron looks like:

quote:
CHICAGO Alan Keyes compared voting for Barack Obama (ber-AHK' oh-BAH'-muh) to committing a mortal sin.
The Republican Keyes says Obama stands for the destruction of innocent life and against the male-female family.
He also said Catholics who vote for the Democratic Obama make themselves part of that evil, just like people in Germany who supported the Nazi Party did.
Keyes made his comments yesterday when asked about Obama's appearance at a Chicago Catholic church.
Obama dismissed Keyes' comments. He said it will be clear tomorrow that voters reject Keyes' message.

Obama won by a record landslide of 73%. I have faith in the people of Illinois' ability to spot a nutcase.

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LyKcantropen
VoivodFan
Member # 162

posted November 04, 2004 13:49

Because a man has an alternative point of view does not make him a "moron". He likely based his views off an interpretation of evidence, but this is how all views are formed. Going against the "popular" interpretation does not make him a moron - he can be wrong, and in this case, is, but he's far from being a moron. Just wrong.

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