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To: wirestripper
Heh...womens' thought processes have always mystified me, and, I suspect, always will. I have learned it's just easiest (and most enjoyable) to not be critical of women.

As far as the Clintons are concerned, I was and am indignant, infuriated, exasperated over anything and everything they did and do, including a useless expenditure of American manpower and resources in areas of the globe that are of no benefit to the US; his selling our secrets to China; his open border policies (which the current President has not changed); his advocacy of "free trade" (at least President Bush put tariffs on steel; that's a start); over Slick's inability to keep his trousers up; over Hillary's inability to be anything other than a bitch; over everything they touched. I consider both to be pure evil, and it is not a term I use lightly.

I often do, on this forum, get myself into hot water over my choice of words, and some of that, I admit, is intentional. It seems if I give a standard milquetoast post, I get either no response, or unbelievable sappy an meaningless responses. It's the intellectual equivalent of talking to myself, and I'm not that interesting.

So, yes, I often do say things to provoke responses, and perhaps I could be more tactful (and I will try). But it is discouraging that so many people are so quick to jump on the "I am outraged!!" bandwagon, without considering the issues.

123 posted on 07/28/2003 11:16:43 AM PDT by Cacophonous
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To: Cacophonous
That's fair.

Critical thinking requires that one be critical of self as well.

That is a hard thing to do.

124 posted on 07/28/2003 11:20:19 AM PDT by Cold Heat (Negotiate!! .............(((Blam!.)))........... "Now who else wants to negotiate?")
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