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- Subject: Re: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] is it possible to define "a lie"?
- From: Stephen Montgomery-Smith <EMAIL:PROTECTED>
- Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2007 01:01:23 -0600
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Mike Miller wrote:
The thing that I find strange and frustrating is that you and Stephen
can't just accept what happened, as it obviously did happen. Why
pretend? Why twist everything around and make excuses for this guy?
It's not as if he is your friend but you act like he is.
I think you are being really unfair here. My problem isn't that I want
O'Reilly to be found innocent at any costs. But I do want to give him,
or anyone else for that matter, the benefit of the doubt. I think I am
showing very reasonable skepticism with the evidence. I'm not saying
that the accusations are necessarily false, but I am saying that the
evidence is weak.
But also, when you make accusations against us like you did here, you
really are playing a very unfair game. And it ceases to be an
intelligent and searching conversation, and becomes a war of who can
present the best wrought insults.
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