To: rattrap
I normally quit reading nonsense once I recognize it as such. In my case this article was burdened by false analogies, historical distortions of fact, and illogic in the first two minutes. If the premises are faulty, why listen for a conclusion?
29 posted on
12/20/2005 7:45:41 AM PST by
OrangeBlossomSpecial
(DEAN, KERRY & HERPES : The gifts that keep on giving & giving & giving)
To: OrangeBlossomSpecial
Because when you don't read the whole thing, then start spouting off comments you run a real risk of looking like a fool. I knew by the time I was through the first sentence there were going to be a ton of comments posted just minutes after a fairly long article that were "opening their mouth and removing all doubt" as Twain would say.
Read First, Then Post. There is no prize for first comment.
31 posted on
12/20/2005 7:56:55 AM PST by
rattrap
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