Please tell me Sen. Feinstein didn't really say this.

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It's possible. Since I see it on both 'sides', I presume it is about equal. Any disparity is most likely to be my emotional desire to side with one end and villify the other. That's what Kallend does.

I know it just wouldnt be right to kill all the stupid people that we meet..

But do you think it would be appropriate to just remove all of the warning labels and let nature take its course.

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I find that flaw of logic quite prolific. I can not attribute it to one end of the spectrum more than the other.

I would suggest, however, that 'extremes' in any direction commend themselves to reduced logic and more emotion.

I guess I see it more as a matter of emotion
I also see one side using emotion more than thinking or logic

I dont see you calling others names or using under the table insults

I have, but usually in responce to one (example of kallends PA)

The people using more logic than emotion are usually somewhere near the middle. Folks at either end are generally too preoccupied with the inferno consuming their hair to stop and think.

Blues,
Dave

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I would have to work very hard to get to that point as easily as the the one that posted it does

I disagree with the Senator's socio-political views. I do not suppose she is completely stupid. So, I was not surprised to find that she did not go that extreme in public. I am not surprised that people with a legitimate fear for their rights were pushed by an untrue article to share their fears.

Kallend declares anyone who disagrees with him a 'moron'. I do not.

Actually I stated that anyone who believes an OBVIOUS hoax to be a moron. Ace Cub Reporter Jimmy Olsentwins indeed! How stupid do you have to be to take that seriously?

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