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To: jlallen who wrote (225526)	3/29/2007 10:45:03 AM
From: epicure	Read Replies (1) of 281500

It's hardly anti-American to disagree vehemently, or if it is, than everyone who was so vehement about Clinton and his policies is also anti-AMerican. If you put together the folks who mercilessly bashed Clinton, with the ones who bash Bush, that's a lot of anti-Americans. The notion is a silly one, imo. So while I prefer polite arguments, I wouldn't call people who don't, or people who call names, or even people who hate zealously and frequently, anti-American- that just doesn't seem logical to me. Both sides of the fringe usually think they love American much MORE than anyone else, rather than less (save for the anarchists- who I don't understand at all, and I've no idea which side you'd even put them on since they don't believe in government. Maybe they're libertarians.)

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