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 I assume you make more now than when you did on your paper route. | 
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 I wonder what a similar poll taken in 1998 would have found. | 
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 Clinton's presidency didn't make me hate America, it gave me more respect for and insight into the positive aspects of the system annd insitutions that we have, notwithstanding that he obviously had no respect for that system or its institutions. eta: What would your answers have been in each of 1998 and 2004? | 
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 Say it ain't so, Joe Quote: 
 ETA "Jewish State" versus "Arab State" stuff. | 
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 Take that, Ned Quote: 
 Then I decided to read a few responses to him. I owe you a drink for the time you just saved me. The world's most gullible litigator, SD | 
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 I think it would be a good board title inquiries into the impossibility of justice and the terminal intellectual fatigue caused by disillusionment something some poet said about some sicilian author. penske may interpret my liking for the quote as hating America. | 
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 Take that, Ned Quote: 
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 Say it ain't so, Joe Quote: 
 The nobel peace prise, while at the end of the day while conveying no tangible power, is symbolic. Giving it to Arafat is symbolic of the fact that the liberals in the West, the US and Europe and the UN have legitimised this guy as a respected world leader to the point where an international organisation will give him its preeminent declaration of being a person who strives for peace. We both know I could go and google and find websites that detail the thousands of innocent civilians who died at Arafat's orders, including instances where he was on site for terrorist killings of civilians. But the liberals in the media, in the US and Europe were willing not only to overlook this, but to give a mass murdering terrorist who espouses a doctrine of hate and race extermination the legitimacy to have an international platform, again, with the Peace Prise being a symbol of that legitimisation. It's as if GErmany had fought WWII to a stalemate and then HItler got the nobel peace prise. Would you have supported that? The result of this symbolic legitimisation is that terrorist organisations are now the most powerful entities in the region at issue and are legitimised from being terrorist organisations to being political parties. The result is War. Perhaps, if the liberals in the West had been willing to differentiate between a terrorist and a statesmen and could call out the former as being persona non grata in the peace process, there would have been an impetus on the Arab populace of the region to find, develop and support responsible statesmen. Instead the West said, we leigitimise terrorists who espouse hate. And those terrorists exploited the hate, tjhe dark side of the force, iyw, and we end up with a region that has no mechanism for a peaceful solution. Congratulations! | 
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