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To: Former Dodger

It seems a bit of the fair and balanced rubs off on the most liberal of the Fox commentators. Look at Juan Williams being steamed after being called “a house Negro and Uncle Tom” as he put it after he pointed out to another Black commentator about who authored the term “Barack the Magic Negro.” That commentator told Juan to “go sit on the porch.” They may be libs, but they hear a different point of view and it can’t help but influence them, even just a little.


28 posted on 10/22/2009 1:10:13 PM PDT by CedarDave (FOX news:"Fair and balanced (no matter what the White House says) . We report because others won't.")
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To: CedarDave

I totally agree. Libs are usually the least tolerant of those who dare express an opinion different than theirs. Afriend once pointed out the problem: Liberals are so sure that their way is the right way, the “good” way, that any dissension could only be the product of PURE EVIL, and that is the reason for their visceral reaction to dissent.

Similar to the jihadis and taliban types, strict “fundamentalism” is dangerous on all levels, and that is what we are facing, a new “religion” Liberal Fundamentalism, or Progressivism, or Obamaism, and it can only hurt us or seriously damage us as a nation.

Narcissists are notoriously thin-skinned, any criticism reflects on their “perfection”, and if they are as perfect as they think, any criticism is merely the work of an enemy.

The next question is whose skin will prove thinner: O or “Beloved Leader” in NK, and look what that has caused


29 posted on 10/22/2009 8:05:03 PM PDT by Former Dodger ( "Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." --Einstein)
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