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of Schmooism
Feb 2001
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Ageism! 
molly, didn't I mention somewhere before that you somehow take everything just a tad too personally?
And really, what does scuba diving and whale watching have to do with it? MtG has actual, firsthand experience of his fields of expertise, and well, pretty much everything. Your posts look like you've read a lot. Now, given that we're discussing how an argument in this forum would go, between you two, don't you think the copious amount of text each of you has posted should be enough, slightly, to judge?
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Jaguar
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Montgomery County, MD
Apr 2000
time: 00:35
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Originally posted by Boris Godunov
Says you, but that's just because you're mad that I've out-argued you. Even conservatives here (take PLATO, for example) seem to think I'm one of the more reasonable debaters here. Come on, give an example of an extreme, unreasoned liberal argument I've made, please. Go ahead.
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You are one of the more reasonable debaters here. I just think that you've become less reasonable than you were a few years ago. At one point, But as I said, I blame George W. Bush, not you. 
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Actions speak louder than words. BUt words speak, too:
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Now, I'm perfectly willing to admit that I am extremely biased against Kerry,... |
Small example. 
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That isn't due to what you percieve as my right-wing indoctrination. I believe that Kerry, more likely than not, will be a better president than Bush. I simply don't like him.
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That you consider yourself centrist is the real lack of perspective. Remember that by the standards of the Western world, U.S. Democrats are centrist. They'd be the conservative party in any European country. Sorry, my perspective is confined to the immediate county. |
Ah, but most of the Middle East is far, far, far more socially conservative. Why not include them?
Or we could admit that this part of our argument is kind of stupid, and drop it.
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Boris Godunov
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Portland, OR
Aug 2001
time: 00:35
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Originally posted by Jaguar
You are one of the more reasonable debaters here. I just think that you've become less reasonable than you were a few years ago. At one point, But as I said, I blame George W. Bush, not you.
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And I disagree. For instance, my perspective on corporate america has greatly moderated since 2 years ago, thanks to my working in it and experiencing it first hand. Look at the thread about the woman fired for eating pork.
I don't think my positions have changed all that much on any other significant issue. I don't know of any positions of mine that have changed because of Bush.
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Ah, but most of the Middle East is far, far, far more socially conservative. Why not include them? |
Not part of our civilization. I said Western world. The ME has such dramatically different cultural values and institutions that it would be pretty hard to compare. Global warming, corporate tax breaks, abortion and gay rights aren't even on the radar in those countries.
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Or we could admit that this part of our argument is kind of stupid, and drop it. |
Well, too late for me now, dammit. I started the response before getting to the end.
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molly bloom
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Lundenwic
Oct 2001
time: 15:35
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Originally posted by Kuciwalker
Note I said "we're judging how an argument would go, between you two".
And, you really can assume from an author's text his or her experiences... like I know, solely through this forum, that Ming has a lot of experience as an advertising consultant. |
If you assume, you're an ass.
'In a story that broke late yesterday, the writer of the recently cancelled "Stormwatch: Team Achilles," Micah Ian Wright, revealed that he never served as a member of the Army Rangers, a claim he's made since he first came on the comics scene in March of 2002.. Apparently Wright had posted a revised bio to his Web site with the revelation on April 25th, reposting that information to his forum Saturday.
Questions about Wright's service have been ongoing for some time. Each time his service was called into question, Wright would refute the claims of those calling into question his service record. '
http://www.smallpresscomics.com/cgi...i?ubb=get_topic;f=7;t=000466
Not the first literary hoax, nor the last.
'Molly just looks like cut-and-paste.' kw
'and molly's "zen mastery" is nothing compared to having the info actually part of your argument.' kw*
'I don't think molly actually knows anything useful.'
Asher
I think Asher made the point I've been looking for. kw
Now how does Asher know what 'useful' things I know- more to the point how do you?
His comment isn't referring to any argument, it's apparently an observation. Since he couldn't be bothered to define 'useful' it's entirely irrelevant.
*Note you're talking about 'information' here. Not lived experience, but information.
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Jaguar
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Montgomery County, MD
Apr 2000
time: 00:35
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Originally posted by molly bloom
If you assume, you're an ass.
'In a story that broke late yesterday, the writer of the recently cancelled "Stormwatch: Team Achilles," Micah Ian Wright, revealed that he never served as a member of the Army Rangers, a claim he's made since he first came on the comics scene in March of 2002.. Apparently Wright had posted a revised bio to his Web site with the revelation on April 25th, reposting that information to his forum Saturday.
Questions about Wright's service have been ongoing for some time. Each time his service was called into question, Wright would refute the claims of those calling into question his service record. '
http://www.smallpresscomics.com/cgi...i?ubb=get_topic;f=7;t=000466
Not the first literary hoax, nor the last. |
Well backed-up, yes, but I question the relevance.
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05-08-2004 08:24
that Boris is a least a reasonable liberal (in that you can argue with him without 
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