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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: RetiredNow who wrote (540259)1/2/2010 2:57:28 PM
From: i-node  Read Replies (2) of 1577173
 
I'll give you a simple rule of thumb to go by. You know someone is biased when they will refuse to admit that both parties are equally as corrupt.

This is a silly "rule of thumb". It presumes that Rs are just as corruptible as Ds and the evidence doesn't show that. There is bad stuff on both sides, but it is generally more characteristic of liberals than conservatives.

I believe that Ds generally are unable to distinguish between right and wrong in many instances, and the result is they do things that shouldn't be done.

Take for example the succession of criminals through the Ways and Means committee. You haven't seen any corrupt conservatives, but there have been a PARADE of corrupt liberals. This is a typical example. Corruption is everywhere amongst Ds, and present but more reserved in Rs.
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