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First email: Second email reiterating the same question regarding honest rhetoric:Are they implying that Rove actually penned or said this, or is this propaganda that one of them made up in the guise of 'If I was the evil Rove, I'd say this'? If the latter, I'm really surprised that you would cite such rhetoric in a positive light. I was discussing your apparent zeal to accept a fiction (if it is) and even cite it as probable fiction but then go on to address it like it was words from his lips as though even if he didn't say it, it's close enough to what you think he has said on other things as to make no nevermind and we'll just discuss it like he really did say it. (I mean afterall... he had to be _thinking_ it even if he didn't _say_ it, right?)Though the question wasn't explicit, it was pretty much obvious that I was asking why you indulge in such dishonest rhetoric. Mike Miller wrote: On Sun, 6 Jul 2008, Christian M. Cepel wrote: -- Christian M. Cepel - Thistledowne Productions - http://thistledowne.org Computer Support Specialist, Sr. - University of Missouri - Columbia College of Education - School of Info Science & Learning Technologies VRCbd, KidTools & StrategyTools Support Systems Projects, and Truman, Library Whistlestop Project - Web Design & Programming - 573.999.2370 |
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