Bingo, Tracy.

As I've pointed out before, Perry has an inclination to support his assertions with the most biased, partisan garbage. I know a lot of folks that are like him, both left and right aligned, and it bothers me. When people stop thinking for themselves, only bad things can happen.


>I do not think you are unamerican, just rude and incapable of participating in a non-partisan, courteous discussion. It is common for participants to be passionate about their views here in chatter and it often does appear to cross the line in etiquette, but it appears as though you make an effort to be rude and offensive at every turn. Once again, you demonstrate your inability to take a position without being insulting in the process. Here is your statement: I find those who can actually think for themselves and refuse to allow themselves to be used as tools,.
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>In addition, your article clearly does not support your argument.
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>Enough already. Sadly employing the twit filter.
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>>You think i'm unamerican cause of the way YOU frame patriotism. Not even all people who think like you find the believing in the current administration patriotic, just the opposite. I find those who can actually think for themselves and refuse to allow themselves to be used as tools, find current events not to their liking:
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>>http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/05/25/AR2008052502713.html?nav=rss_print/asection
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>>>>Yea, things like Kent St. were just a dream sequence.
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>>>Oh, how many million people was that? In Iraq, we can't even keep up with the body count. The same goes for the other countries I mentioned. Sure, we've had a few instances where a small group killed another small group, but we have not had our government issue a directive to kill our own people by the thousands. All the other countries, I listed cannot say that.
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>>>You really should join the freakin communist party, or just move to some other socialist/communist country. You as un-American as anyone I've ever met.