Bfgrn
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Well, I'd say both ends of the spectrum have done a fine job of pointing out the lies of the other.
Is everybody happy with that?
Until we stop ignoring and apologizing for the lies of the winger politicians, partisans, politicos and pundits, and until both ends of the spectrum stop pointing the finger and concentrate on cleaning their OWN house, the decay will continue.
Okay, back to the finger-pointing.
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Here is a novel approach for you to try...FACTS and the TRUTH. Do some research, educate yourself and be informed.
"Truth will do well enough if left to shift for herself. She seldom has received much aid from the power of great men to whom she is rarely known & seldom welcome. She has no need of force to procure entrance into the minds of men. Error indeed has often prevailed by the assistance of power or force. Truth is the proper & sufficient antagonist to error.
Thomas Jefferson - Notes on Religion (October 1776), published in The Writings of Thomas Jefferson : 18161826 (1899) edited by Paul Leicester Ford, v. 2, p. 102
Beware of the half-truth. You may have gotten hold of the wrong half.
Seymour Essrog
Oh, thank you for the wisdom, [MENTION=19018]Bfgrn[/MENTION]. Fortunately, though, most of us are not hardcore partisan ideologues, so I'll need some clarification.
First, the two wacky ends of the spectrum can't even agree on what the "facts" ARE most of the time. Perhaps you can provide some guidance there.
And second, what precisely is "the truth" in your world? What, exactly, do those two words mean to you? It's wonderful to know that I now have a source for "The Truth".
Looking forward to more of your wisdom, thanks in advance.
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Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts.
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Facts are facts. Learn to find them.
What do you want to be educated on? Maybe if you study hard you can become an intelligent citizen. But I must warn you...people will call you a 'liberal'...
Liberalism is trust of the people, tempered by prudence; conservatism, distrust of people, tempered by fear.
William E. Gladstone (1809 1898)