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[BSM1]

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quote=Storm;3104632]Call me crazy, but I don't think hysterics and hyperbole have a place in political debate. There's a world of difference between thinking someone is wrong and slandering them.

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Ok, now go back and read what you wrote about Romney.

 

[Revoltingest]

The few voters who have not made up their mind should be ashamed of themselves.

Why?
People with different perspectives might have good reason to still be wrestling with their choice.
You certainly wouldn't want everyone to have my flavor of extremism, eh?
Well...maybe you would.

 

[Alceste]

Ok, now go back and read what you wrote about Romney.

The beautiful thing about Romney is you don't need to slander him. He's doing such a good job on his own of tarnishing his public image, all you need to do is listen to him.

 

[Storm]

Ok, now go back and read what you wrote about Romney.

I don't recall writing anything equivalent to "Romney is the most dangerous man in America." I don't think anything of the sort, so I'm not going to go hunting for it. If you think I have, please quote it so I can explain, or retract as appropriate.

I don't agree with Romney's policies, at least the ones I can glean an understanding of in the face of his frequent self-contradiction. I strongly believe he's either a deeply immoral person or dangerously naive and ideological. I believe these things because of things he's said and done, and will expound on them as you desire.

I probably have made offhand remarks in which I didn't really present my reasoning, but I don't see a problem with that.

Can you explain your reasoning for your statements about Obama? I asked you to already, after all, and didn't mention hysterics or hyperbole until you refused.

 

[crossfire]

The few voters who have not made up their mind should be ashamed of themselves.

I am totally unashamed that I haven't yet settled on exactly which third party candidate I'm going to vote for!