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What Makes the Bush Haters So Mad?
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| 9/22/03
| Charles Krauthammer
Posted on 09/15/2003 8:50:07 PM PDT by Marcus Alonzo Hanna
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To: kennedyd
right after September 11, Bush started using the term "evil" a lot. This infuriates the left, bc they are more of moral relativists, as opposed to traditionilists.
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09/16/2003 3:45:46 PM PDT
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votelife
(Free Bill Pryor)
To: votelife
right after September 11, Bush started using the term "evil" a lot. This infuriates the left, bc they are more of moral relativists, as opposed to traditionilists.Your point is well taken. Nevertheless, they do seem to view the world through a quasi-moral lens. Maybe the relativists simply view the right as "mean" and the left as "nice."
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09/16/2003 6:26:42 PM PDT
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kennedyd
To: kennedyd
I guess what makes the left angry is when evil is called evil.
you are right, a big part of their program is social justice, it's for the children, so it's a moral plea, but it's of the socialism is moral variety. they stray from the moral absolutes and are violently opposed to them...look at the 10 Commandments uproar.
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09/16/2003 6:42:02 PM PDT
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votelife
(Free Bill Pryor)
To: MarkL
"I just hope that they keep on "misunderestimating" President Bush. I don't agree with a lot of the things he's done, but he's a lot better than the alternatives."Look HERE
This was written months ago.
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09/16/2003 7:20:32 PM PDT
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redhead
To: visualops
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