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To: philman_36
I am not a shrink, but I shrink in cold water(which could drive me nuts, in the wrong situation of a different lifestyle). Don't shrink from a good argument, though some combatants prove tough nuts to crack.
60 posted on 11/06/2001 10:41:27 PM PST by Diddle E. Squat
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To: Diddle E. Squat
...blazing campfire...
...or blazing saddles, I rarely shrink from a "good" argument.
Of course I usually have to find a "good" argument first. Still looking for the "good" part. I only found nuts and balls this time.
Time to call the shrinks and catchers. Or maybe players...you know, ball players.
Punt!
64 posted on 11/06/2001 10:56:39 PM PST by philman_36
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To: Diddle E. Squat
You are in a losing battle my friend.

I have watched this thread and the related ones for days.

Your antagonists here will NEVER be convinced by anything as simple as logic.

In order to win you would have to "get it". Apparantly, in order to "get it", you must NEVER accept that one of their heroes could easily have been confused with one of the folks you find wandering the streets of most big cities, spouting the alien invasion/government is my enemy/the CIA is behind all problems ect.

Yet, with a radio he is suddenly a leader and hero.

Didnt think he needed a licence to drive? One of the primary reasons for drivers licences is to regulate who can drive, if for no other reason than public safety. In the world of no licences, children, the infirm, mentaly retarded and any other person could simply get behind the wheel and go.

If this is the world you desire and the leaders you follow, count me out.

But I dont "get it" either.

121 posted on 11/07/2001 9:14:47 PM PST by knews_hound
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