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To: inquest
You're still stuck on these words "making" and "forcing".

Hey, I'm just trying to give your man the benefit of the doubt here. Maybe you're right, though - maybe he wasn't forced against his will to break his pledge. Maybe he's a liar of his own volition and by his own choice. Maybe he broke his word voluntarily and with malice aforethought. And yet you still support him and still rationalize it all away.

Well, whatever. Go right ahead, but none for me, thanks.

453 posted on 02/09/2006 6:44:54 PM PST by Senator Bedfellow
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To: Senator Bedfellow
For some reason you keep running from the question: if you make a mutual promise with someone that both of you depend on, and the other guy breaks it, you still consider yourself obligated to him?

Kind of ironic that you're dishonestly avoiding it in an attempt to paint someone else as dishonest.

465 posted on 02/09/2006 6:54:28 PM PST by inquest (If you favor any legal status for illegal aliens, then do not claim to be in favor of secure borders)
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