Daring to be different
10-20-03, 08:43 AM
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Why should anyone bother?
As soon as someone dares disagree, Benedict will lock the thread.
Why don't you title the thread "Anyone that agrees with Limbaugh post here"?
That's all that's apparently allowed here.
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This isn't the Other Forum so there is no need to bring such baggage here. Anyone familiar with my politics wouldn't even think to make such an off-beam suggestion.
Not sure which part of <small>"Anyone (Dave?) who was interested in a mature debate, please feel free to start a new thread. Anyone on the Left or the Right wishing to continue "traditional" Other Forum politicking here please feel free to bite your tongue."</small> from the past thread you didn't understand. The thread wasn't closed for being too Left or too Right wing: I closed it because the discussion was threatening to devolve into nothing more than bashing personalities and general nit-picking in an unpleasanly Other-esque fashion rather than looking at the book in question. [Benedict]
As soon as someone dares disagree, Benedict will lock the thread.
Why don't you title the thread "Anyone that agrees with Limbaugh post here"?
That's all that's apparently allowed here.
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This isn't the Other Forum so there is no need to bring such baggage here. Anyone familiar with my politics wouldn't even think to make such an off-beam suggestion.
Not sure which part of <small>"Anyone (Dave?) who was interested in a mature debate, please feel free to start a new thread. Anyone on the Left or the Right wishing to continue "traditional" Other Forum politicking here please feel free to bite your tongue."</small> from the past thread you didn't understand. The thread wasn't closed for being too Left or too Right wing: I closed it because the discussion was threatening to devolve into nothing more than bashing personalities and general nit-picking in an unpleasanly Other-esque fashion rather than looking at the book in question. [Benedict]
Last edited by benedict; 10-20-03 at 12:50 PM.
