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To: NOW who wrote (18104)	4/26/2003 8:14:44 PM
From: Clappy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

or just lonely? Probably that is it. There is a void inside of him. A hole. Some how the arguing helps him to distract himself from it. I should know. I got one too. But arguing doesn't always do it for me. I've got a whole list of distractions, though. Someday I'll fill that hole and won't need the distractions. Until then you'll still see me here goofing off or mixing it up with him on occasions when my other distractions aren't working. -AHole

To: NOW who wrote (18104)	4/26/2003 9:57:05 PM
From: jlallen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

Why do you pinheads hate the truth...??? Does it threaten your little fantasy wrold???

To: NOW who wrote (18104)	4/27/2003 8:58:35 PM
From: Sully-	Respond to of 89467

Ah reality..... it can jar one's self deception & actually promote clear thought. Scary stuff that.

To: NOW who wrote (18104)	4/27/2003 10:36:16 PM
From: Sully-	Respond to of 89467

The Times “Core Principles” of Hypocrisy In its editorial, “The Class Action Unfairness Act,” the Times expresses respect for “core principles of federalism.” Nice to see the Times suddenly stand up for states’ rights—at least, when it may block conservative ideas of tort reform. But what happens to the Times sacred principles of federalism when it comes to liberal laws it likes? Then federalism is just awful. Last week, the same editorial page accused a Federalist Society lawyer of “setting back the rights of the disabled” by convincing the Supreme Court individuals could not bring Americans with Disabilities Act suits against states in federal court. timeswatch.org

To: NOW who wrote (18104)	4/27/2003 10:37:50 PM
From: Sully-	Respond to of 89467

Krugman’s Persecution Complex Columnist Paul Krugman's latest concludes in typical conservative-bashing mode: “The right is likely to ram through even more tax cuts, while using deficits as an excuse for not helping the uninsured. But we have the right to ask why. And claiming that those who don't support tax cuts are somehow unpatriotic is not an answer.” Do liberals have a guilty conscience on patriotism? They assert it more than those supposedly jingoistic conservatives. And Times Watch is curious to know (Krugman’s persecution complex notwithstanding) just who out there is claiming “those who don’t support tax cuts are unpatriotic.” timeswatch.org