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Politics : Just the Facts, Ma'am: A Compendium of Liberal Fiction

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To: Suma who wrote (56501)3/26/2007 3:58:08 PM
From: Oeconomicus   of 90947
 
"Firstly, I never mentioned your name in my post that you retrieved from another thread. You were anonymous..

I do not mention names as I do not ever want to denigrate,poke fun at nor minimize what someone thinks, believes or posts.

So, please tell me where.. specificity as that is what you like...where I denigrated anyone.. Name them and what I said.. and where I used their names.."


Sorry, Suma, but you've been hanging with X for too long - you're sounding just like her here. It is disingenuous, at best, to say that you are not denigrating someone simply because you only alluded to them and did not name them directly. The obvious intent is to denigrate, but to leave yourself the plausible deniability of I didn't name you - I could've been referring to anyone. Then when called on it, your defense is to complain that you are being "baited" and that it "impinges [sic] on [your] integrity." That's just plain dishonest.

"I would ask you the question. Do you truly think that Bush has never lied?"

Another disingenuous argument. To challenge your vague claim that "Bush lied", one must defend the position that "Bush has never lied"? Bull crap, Suma. You can't defend your unsubstantiated assertion by demanding that your challenger prove its negative.
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