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Isn't it great to live in a country where you can say what you think and broadcast it on the web without repudiation?

Except here at FR, where he was immediately banned.

I disagree with you, but I defend to the death your right to say it

JR wouldn't. He would just ban you both.

Pointy Head: Isn't it great to live in a country where you can say what you think and broadcast it on the web without repudiation? Except here at FR, where he was immediately banned.
Need to put that pointy head back in the pencil sharpener and turn the handle quickly. You are apparently not sharp enough to see that damn proud liberal posted at least three more times over the next day; if he was banned at all, it was as immediate as a Gore concession speech

Free Dummy and Proud Libby,and other assorted liberals:
You are all very confused. Since your confusion has to do with what is likely a public school education in the use of the English language, I regret I can only spend so much time trying to educate you. I can't undo years of neglect with but a few lines of prose online. But please, get help. Do it now. I have a news flash for you:
To disagree with someone isn't to repudiate them.
Some synonyms for repudiation.
Taboo, anathema. ban, barring, blockade, boycott,lockout narrowing,nonadmission,prohibition,taboo

(er, a synonym is a word that means about the same thing as another word. Notice pointy head got this one right, I may not agree with him politically, but he is at the head of this class in terms of sharpness)

Dialogue is how we solve problems. A dialogue between two people that agree completely is impossible, it is merely a monologue with a two part harmony. It is said that if two people agree completely, one of them is irrelevant. I would rather chat and trade playful jabs with our proud liberal friend than listen to someone who probably is aligned with me politically but posts things about how liberals shouldn't breed and assorted nonsense....