Not at all, I'm poking fun at the process.If you are trying to ridicule the truth, that's okay, it's part of the process.
Funny, I'm still waiting to see the "truth". I see a lot of opinion, and predictable interpretation of the facts though.
Not at all, I'm poking fun at the process.If you are trying to ridicule the truth, that's okay, it's part of the process.
Not at all, I'm poking fun at the process.
Funny, I'm still waiting to see the "truth". I see a lot of opinion, and predictable interpretation of the facts though.
What an excellent end run around actually proving your case."You can't handle the truth."
I bet you do.Love that !
Well what else is it?"Predictable interpretation of the facts" is pretty good too !
No YOU didn't. You posted somebody's interpretation of facts.I thought I did.
Sure, if I ignore the better part of critical thought and deductive reasoning.That's not a smoking gun, it's a smoking canon.
Then by all means, break it down for us less then intellectually stellar folk.You know, most people are not intelligent enough to connect the dots -that takes a great deal of time and practice.
Then by all means, break it down for us less then intellectually stellar folk.
I'll make this easy for you, since you seem unable to differentiate between fact and opinion...I agree with everything posted in that link above, so if there is something you do not agree with, you have to be specific.
This is an excerpt for your article, of which the author opines, that this is an example of Nixon's hatred.When I saw some of the antiwar people and the rest, I'd simply hold up the "V" or the one thumb up; this really knocks them for a loop because they think this is their sign. Some of them break into a smile. Others, of course, just become more hateful. I think as the war recedes as an issue, some of these people are going to be lost souls. They basically are haters , they are frustrated, they are alienated-they don't know what to do with their lives.
I think perhaps the saddest group will be those who are the professors, and particularly the young professors and the associate professors on the college campuses and even in the high schools. They wanted to blame somebody else for their own failures to inspire the students.
I can think of those Ivy League presidents who came to see me after Kent State, and who were saying, please don't leave the problem to us -I mean let the government do something. None of them would take any of the responsibility themselves.[SIZE=-1]19[/SIZE]
I said it was interesting, that doesn't mean I agreed with it's premise,I already posted a long piece that you called interesting (was that you) so I thought we agree.
And I doubt you ever will.I don't see any point of contention, yet.
I'm glad you recognized two undeniable truths there.You are more than adequate, but don't ask me to do the impossible.
Why? At this point I have ascertained that you prefer opinion to fact, and have difficulty linear thought.I have already indicated that I believe in everything in that link, so if there is some detail that you specifically disagree with, we can discuss it -in detail.
You sound like a Nixon apologist if it is your opinion that there is anything right or honest about this person.
It is therefore my opinion that you are too prejudicial to understand the truth about Richard Nixon.
In my opinion, the facts prove that Richard Nixon is an ignorant tyrant, and there are enough of those to fill an entire encyclopaedia.
There are only two kinds of people in the world.
Those who obey the law and those who think that they are above it.
Which one of the two was Richard Nixon?
-and the truth is that simple !
Is that a serious question.
They didn't even want him in the country, which is why they were trying to deport him.
You can't be serious. By 1980, few people cared what John Lennon was doing.
I thought you were all people who didn't jump to conclusions, but I was obviously wrong.
The Democrats put me up to this?
How can anybody possibly think of something like that?
Is it notmal to be THAT suspicious?
I thought you were all people who didn't jump to conclusions, but I was obviously wrong.
In 1980, the Lennon Song, "Starting Over" was a huge hit, and the suggestion that few people cared about a mega star like John Lennon does not make very much common sense.