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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (11598)	10/29/1998 2:14:00 PM
From: mrknowitall	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 67261

Michelle - your answer is highly indicative of something I've tried to point out before: ". . . the fact that the conservatives on this thread have a problem with running to the SI police everytime their lame arguments are ignored or they are outdone by the liberals." Compare that to: "I have been reported to the SI police twice now from this thread. In both cases I was told that the "other" individual involved, (in this last case, it was the same person that COMPLAINED about me) . . " Here's just one fallacy of your argument(s) -- it was the same person that complained about you, yet you say "the conservatives" on this thread have a problem with running to the SI police. I equate that to the same style of thinking you seem to have about other conservative positions or Republicans, which, with the above as an excellent example, includes hugely ignorant generalities and seeks to paint everything with extremism as if it were mainstream. As to "lame arguments" being ignored - conservatives are accustomed to being ignored; The ignorant do not want elucidation and ignorant liberals conscientiously avoid it. Being "outdone" by liberals - only in the liberal minds. BTW - getting "reported" -- I get the sense you might consider that as some kind of badge of honor; you must have really let whoever it was needle you even beyond some of what I thought has been near-hysteria! <vbg> Mr. K.