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Bring a barf bag and some boots, the BS gets pretty deep
1 posted on 05/01/2005 1:24:15 AM PDT by stm
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Progressive Daily would be a great new brand of toilet paper.


2 posted on 05/01/2005 1:28:09 AM PDT by PGalt
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Would someone please be a dearand take this tripe and toss it in the nearest landfill...along with the author?


3 posted on 05/01/2005 1:30:12 AM PDT by hoagy62 (Revolution is now the ONLY option.)
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Psychoanalysis is lame. It is doubly ("Dubyaly") so when the "therapist" has never had a private session with the subject, and attempts to diagnose from afar. Devotees of Freud, Jung, and all the rest have infiltrated history, and some otherwise excellent biographies are ruined due to the stain of "what was his motivation"--and it's always bizarre.


4 posted on 05/01/2005 1:32:20 AM PDT by Cyclopean Squid (History remembers only what was, not what might have been.)
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More leftist agenda - they should have just published the last paragraph and saved us a lot of reading.


5 posted on 05/01/2005 1:32:44 AM PDT by etcetera (No man is entitled to the blessings of freedom, unless he be vigilant in its preservation.)
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All of that, of course, explains his complete and total lack of sympathy for other human beings.

So, if I am to understand the "logic" here, removing a tyrant who murdered hundreds of thousands of people is a sign of a cruel streak and a lack of sympathy?

Paging Mr Orwell, paging Mr Orwell.
7 posted on 05/01/2005 1:33:52 AM PDT by swilhelm73 (Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. --Lord Acton)
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we also know he most likely dabbled in the use of other substances, such as marijuana and cocaine

There you go, "we know for certain, he may have done something." Under that logic I suppose all of us could have been involved in lynchings or rapes. We know Clinton most likely raped a woman. We know Clinton most likely was a cocaine addict. We know most likely Clinton sold secrets to the chinese for campaign funding. How come this logic was never used in the 90's?

8 posted on 05/01/2005 1:36:17 AM PDT by Casloy
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"ProgressiveDailyBeacon.Com is commentary, news and analysis designed to counter Republican propaganda, like that offered by FOX News, Limbaugh, Hannity and O'Reilly. We are also dedicated to telling the news and providing the opinions that corporate owned outlets like CNN, ABC and NBC won't."

Caveat emptor
10 posted on 05/01/2005 1:37:28 AM PDT by Spruce
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Some articles say much, much more about the author than the subject of the text. What a great insight into the mind of a true partisan zealot, we have here. This is truly prima facie evidence that liberalism IS a a mental disorder.


12 posted on 05/01/2005 1:40:15 AM PDT by Socratic (Ignorant and free? It's not to be. - T. Jefferson (paraphrase))
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$hit. Total and complete $hit.

Red6


13 posted on 05/01/2005 1:40:52 AM PDT by Red6
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Oooooooooo-hoooooo!
Sounds some like shrink is psychologically threatened by how "real men" act....LOL!


Megalomaniac Mander


16 posted on 05/01/2005 1:44:36 AM PDT by Salamander
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lol! this "therapist" is a text-book example of narcissm. And an obvious rookie. Who are the mentors of this "psyche" guy? funny question, no?


17 posted on 05/01/2005 1:45:01 AM PDT by Alia
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A couple of months ago my wife and I wandered into a bookstore in Rhinebeck New York , after attending an antiques show a few miles outside of town. I saw a bunch of people on folding chairs listening to this dildo, Justin Frank, expound his penny-ante, pseudo-Freudian analysis of Bush and his character. From the fringes of the crowd I audibly chuckled, drawing stern gazes from some in the audience, and made my way out of the store.


18 posted on 05/01/2005 1:45:42 AM PDT by willyboyishere
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To liberals this is a drunk..........

And this is not........


20 posted on 05/01/2005 1:49:26 AM PDT by Imaverygooddriver (ALL YOU BASE ARE BELONG TO US)
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"Either Dubya had to stop drinking, or she was going to leave him."

Laura Bush has explicitly denied saying this. She said she merely said W should take it easy.

A "psychiatrist" who believes he can analyze a person because we all supposedly fit these "types" tells you all you need to know about the dangers of psychology entering the courtroom, for example. Even a raging lib like director William Freidkin once said that bringing psychiatry into the courts has ruined our legal system. This is different, but a symptom of the same bizarre trend that's been going on for a century. I am NOT saying psychiatry is complete trash, because it isn't, and it's an essential tool in helping understand the criminal mind, for example. But "causes" aren't supposed to be what justice is about.

I bring this up only to compare how we deify psychotherapists in the courtroom, and look where that's gotten us; I am sure many folks will listen to this fool, nod, and think "Hey, he's a shrink, he KNOWS this stuff." When in fact, we are all individuals and cannot be diagnosed from afar...though the libs would like us to believe otherwise, that we are all just robots waiting for programming.

21 posted on 05/01/2005 1:53:50 AM PDT by Darkwolf (Jean Shepherd audio: http://www.flicklives.com/Mass_Back/mass_back.htm)
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I'm a recovering addtci/alcoholic. I'm in my 15th year of sobriety. I've worked at three recovery facilities. I've helped hundreds and seen thousands of people in their recovery. The hallmark of a person that is stagnant in their recovery program is when they focus on another persons recovery and critically judge it. This is little different from the morally bankrupt jackass running around yelling at religious people "judge not lest ye be judged......judge not lest ye be judged."


23 posted on 05/01/2005 1:55:59 AM PDT by bad company (Attempts to create heaven on earth invariably produce hell. (Karl Popper))
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The old "dry drunk" slander, huh?

The Left is nothing if not tediously repetitive, and predictable. Much like those small monkeys at the zoo who like to toss their droppings at visitors, hoping some will stick.

The President has an actual record of accomplishments, things he has gotten done. What does this scribbler have? Words. Empty words on a piece of paper.

25 posted on 05/01/2005 2:03:11 AM PDT by backhoe (-30-)
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I wonder what an article about "progressives" on the couch would say?


26 posted on 05/01/2005 2:04:36 AM PDT by Duke Nukum (King had to write, to sing the song of Gan. And I had to read. How else could Roland find the Tower?)
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According to psychiatrist Dr. Justin Frank, writing in his book, "Bush on the Couch: Inside the mind of the President," Dubya not only suffers from a "sadistic streak," and "megalomania" and "grandiosity," but while "his alcoholism [may have] been arrested," it nevertheless remains "untreated."

Amazing that a professional would diagnose (in detail) a person who he has never meaningfully met, interviewed, or treated.

27 posted on 05/01/2005 2:07:02 AM PDT by HitmanLV
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According to psychiatrist Dr. Justin Frank, writing in his book, "Bush on the Couch: Inside the mind of the President," Dubya not only suffers from a "sadistic streak," and "megalomania" and "grandiosity," but while "his alcoholism [may have] been arrested," it nevertheless remains "untreated."

Amazing that a professional would diagnose (in detail) a person who he has never meaningfully met, interviewed, or treated.

29 posted on 05/01/2005 2:07:37 AM PDT by HitmanLV
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How the Bush Half Lives
by Bruce MacKay, April 28th, 2005

The religious right-wingers frighten and terrify me, conjure images of dungeons and inquisitions, or remind me of Iran. But Dubya's half (it's not really half, you know, more like 1%), just flat pisses me off. The way these people wallow in luxury, and in welfare provided by the tax-payer (even Dubya's salary should be considered as welfare), and how arrogant and stuffed full of cupidity they must of course be,is enough to send me into mega-fits of 100 proof apoplexy. Consider for example the following:

30 posted on 05/01/2005 2:12:24 AM PDT by kcvl
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