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To: ManyMoose who wrote (64309)	5/8/2008 12:37:49 AM
From: DanD	Respond to of 542891

P.J. Doesn't want any votes. That's how he gets a limited number of people to say things like, "I'd vote for P.J. over [...] anyday."

To: ManyMoose who wrote (64309)	5/8/2008 12:43:30 AM
From: epicure	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 542891

That's an odd view of idealists. A lot of people would say Thomas Jefferson, and George Washington, and Rousseau were idealists, who inspired the glorious revolution of our country. Wait- you're posting this article as an example of spurious boxes, aren't you!!! I take your point, and I agree with it. Gross generalizations are silly, no matter who makes them. Hat tip to you. lewis-clark.org What O'Rourke means is he doesn't like idealists who don't line up with his way of thinking. That's hardly novel. I'm not very fond of idealists like Mao, or Lenin. But that's hardly and indictment of being an idealist. Now is it?