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To: Lazamataz
I think a lot of the higher-ups are like the ones in the entertainment industry..."why would we lose readers? No one supports the war! I know because I've never met anyone who does!" Even Stan "The Man" Lee is a big lefty. *sigh*
29 posted on 07/31/2003 7:44:54 AM PDT by TheBigB (RIP Bob Hope. Entertainer. Patriot. British by Birth, American by Providence.)
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To: TheBigB
Even Stan "The Man" Lee is a big lefty.

Bummer. I didn't know that. On which end of the spectrum-- Michael Moore or Joe Lieberman?

Haven't read a comic book in forever. Aside from the standard big titles from DC and Marvel, I used to love one titled "Manhunter." (from DC, I think) Does that ring a bell to anyone?

39 posted on 07/31/2003 7:59:54 AM PDT by AHerald
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To: TheBigB
"No one supports the war! I know because I've never met anyone who does!"

A lot of people in the media fields feel this way. They don't realize that just because some people aren't vocal about their conservative beliefs it doesn't mean that they side with the liberal position on things.

I don't voice my conservativism around some of my friends because I know them to be too intolerant to associate with someone that they don't agree with politically. I've seen the way they treat "evil Republicans". I never voice a single liberal viewpoint and do try to defuse some leftist rants but generally I don't get into it with some people (too much deprogramming to do).

Being a fly on the wall lets me hear things that I otherwise wouldn't. These people are maybe a shade or two less harsh than the folks at DUh but they are working from the same talking points.

92 posted on 07/31/2003 2:20:13 PM PDT by weegee
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