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To: Reagan Man

So is it not possible, in your opinion, to criticize w/o being considered to be insultive, hateful, etc.? I always thought that criticism was a good thing, in that it makes us better people in the long run.


39 posted on 01/25/2010 9:16:34 PM PST by ChrisInAR (You gotta let it out, Captain!)
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To: humblegunner
I pinged you because I want you to read thru this thread and see if you notice the same thing I did.

Hint: Previously reading thru any of the various 'Palin campaigns for McCain' threads will greatly enhance your chances for achieving the answer.

Also, you may wish to keep these words in mind:

contradictory - ironic - hypocrisy

I'm betting you will get it because you and I, for the most part, see this site thru similar eyes.

40 posted on 01/25/2010 9:37:54 PM PST by jla
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To: ChrisInAR

Calling the Reagan Presidency a failure and rejecting the Reagan agenda is not mere criticism. Its hatefilled lunacy. Turning around and evoking Reagan in his last election run for potus, makes Paul a hypocrite. Paul’s long friendship with Murray Rothbard, the founder of modern libertarianism, his friendly association with Lew Rockwell and his praising the Birchers just last year, is off the wall. And this is not guilt by association either, so don’t even go there. All these guys think alike. Their politics are fringe wackoism.


41 posted on 01/25/2010 9:48:13 PM PST by Reagan Man ("In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem.")
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