After Mussolini died hanging from that lamp post in Milan, they let him
down and they dragged him through the streets.I reckon everybody was
beating up on his dead arse.
cuhulin

"D. Peter Maus" wrote in message
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On 8/30/10 19:53 , Clave wrote:
"D. Peter wrote in message
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On 8/30/10 18:38 , Clave wrote:
"D. Peter wrote in message
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On 8/30/10 15:27 , Clave wrote:
"D. Peter wrote in message
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But it's been historically useful to substitute name calling for
actual dialogue about an issue....to decry an opponent of not worthy
of engaging by attaching a name to him/her.

Which is where we are, today.

It's where any ignoramus who calls the Nazis "Socialists" is today.

Thank you for underscoring my point.

That you're a political illiterate? You hardly needed my help for
that.

But you're welcome, I guess.


Again. Name calling rather than addressing the discussion.

I *am* addressing the discussion -- it's about your political
pig-ignorance
and the way you cling to it like some kind of worn-out security blanky.

I can understand how you'd want to pretend it's about something else,
though.


Yes, I thought you might.

Concession accepted.

And since it's obviously quite important to you, please have the last word.

Jim




--
Well, ****, you confused me. More than normal
-- Beldin

http://www.devilfinder.com
Dave Daubenmire And to the Republic

W.C.Fields was singing,,, The chickens have pretty legggs in Kansas.
He got up from the breakfast table, headin for the front door.The little
girl bounced a ketchup bottle off of his head.He picked up a big potted
plant by the front door.They were gettin ready to eject!
cuhulin

On 8/30/10 20:15 , Clave wrote:
"D. Peter wrote in message
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On 8/30/10 19:53 , Clave wrote:
"D. Peter wrote in message
...
On 8/30/10 18:38 , Clave wrote:
"D. Peter wrote in message
...
On 8/30/10 15:27 , Clave wrote:
"D. Peter wrote in message
...

...

But it's been historically useful to substitute name calling for
actual dialogue about an issue....to decry an opponent of not worthy
of engaging by attaching a name to him/her.

Which is where we are, today.

It's where any ignoramus who calls the Nazis "Socialists" is today.

Thank you for underscoring my point.

That you're a political illiterate? You hardly needed my help for
that.

But you're welcome, I guess.


Again. Name calling rather than addressing the discussion.

I *am* addressing the discussion -- it's about your political
pig-ignorance
and the way you cling to it like some kind of worn-out security blanky.

I can understand how you'd want to pretend it's about something else,
though.


Yes, I thought you might.

Concession accepted.

And since it's obviously quite important to you, please have the last word.

Jim



LOL!


Thank you. Since you're so generous, I'll let you buy me lunch,
as well.

On Aug 30, 5:53*pm, "Clave" wrote:
"D. Peter Maus" wrote in ...



On 8/30/10 18:38 , Clave wrote:
"D. Peter *wrote in message
...
On 8/30/10 15:27 , Clave wrote:
"D. Peter * wrote in message
...

...

* *But it's been historically useful to substitute name calling for
actual dialogue about an issue....to decry an opponent of not worthy
of engaging by attaching a name to him/her.

* *Which is where we are, today.

It's where any ignoramus who calls the Nazis "Socialists" is today.

* *Thank you for underscoring my point.

That you're a political illiterate? *You hardly needed my help for that.

But you're welcome, I guess.

* Again. Name calling rather than addressing the discussion.

I *am* addressing the discussion -- it's about your political pig-ignorance
and the way you cling to it like some kind of worn-out security blanky.

I can understand how you'd want to pretend it's about something else,
though.

Jim

Clave/Jim ? pig-ignorance ?

wrote:
After Mussolini died hanging from that lamp post in Milan, they let him
down and they dragged him through the streets.I reckon everybody was
beating up on his dead arse.
cuhulin