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Originally posted by Sidd Finch
If the tone and content of your posts were remotely consistent with the tone and content of this post, then I would have no problem understanding the message you (claim to) espouse. But this post has less than 1% of the vitriol that you normally spout, and is not directed at "dims" in general, and is not the penske-stock "I don't want to have a discussion with a 'dim', so I will post a picture of Byrd and tell the 'dim' that this is his moral conscience."
Ads for why you live in Seattle, I neither know nor care. You wouldn't be the first person who for reasons of job, weather, family, or sheer enjoyment of martyrdom chose to surround himself with people he hold in disdain and disgust. Which, again, is what your posts -- your normal posts, not the ones you write when you are called on your shit and have to clean it up -- suggest to me is your real world view.
Okay, I can probably assume you don't live in Seattle for the weather. Or the tittie-bars.
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1. Please find a post where I said I don't talk to people who are registered democrats? I don't believe I have ever said or posted I wouldn't talk to Kennedy or Byrd (although I have posted that two minutes in Hillary's presence would be two minutes too long).
2. The party leadership calls Byrd its conscience. You appear to be more vested in some sort of relationship with that party that you take far more personally than I take mine with the Republicans, to the extent that I have any relationship with the Republican party, why don't you take it up with them? My point, all along is, how can these people, these leaders, this DNC, have any moral authority on any issue from a leadership standpoint, when they a Klansman as their conscience.
3. The idea that I surround myself with people I loathe and disgust me is assinine and you know it.
4. The rain in Seattle is overrated.
