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October 21, 2009 at 3:36 PM #472703October 21, 2009 at 6:01 PM #471946ucodegenParticipant
Clinton had sex and he lied about it to cover up his affair. Sure he lied, but if nobody had asked about the trysts then he would not have had to lie.
Actually, that is not what Clinton was being impeached for. It was for using his office for subverting justice in the Paula Jones affair. The truth behind the affair was significant enough that it cost Clinton $850,000 and his law license.. details that the mainstream media seems to completely miss. The mainstream media seems to always get caught up in the sex and scandal (because it sells copy?) and ignores the facts..
October 21, 2009 at 6:01 PM #472126ucodegenParticipantClinton had sex and he lied about it to cover up his affair. Sure he lied, but if nobody had asked about the trysts then he would not have had to lie.
Actually, that is not what Clinton was being impeached for. It was for using his office for subverting justice in the Paula Jones affair. The truth behind the affair was significant enough that it cost Clinton $850,000 and his law license.. details that the mainstream media seems to completely miss. The mainstream media seems to always get caught up in the sex and scandal (because it sells copy?) and ignores the facts..
October 21, 2009 at 6:01 PM #472485ucodegenParticipantClinton had sex and he lied about it to cover up his affair. Sure he lied, but if nobody had asked about the trysts then he would not have had to lie.
Actually, that is not what Clinton was being impeached for. It was for using his office for subverting justice in the Paula Jones affair. The truth behind the affair was significant enough that it cost Clinton $850,000 and his law license.. details that the mainstream media seems to completely miss. The mainstream media seems to always get caught up in the sex and scandal (because it sells copy?) and ignores the facts..
October 21, 2009 at 6:01 PM #472561ucodegenParticipantClinton had sex and he lied about it to cover up his affair. Sure he lied, but if nobody had asked about the trysts then he would not have had to lie.
Actually, that is not what Clinton was being impeached for. It was for using his office for subverting justice in the Paula Jones affair. The truth behind the affair was significant enough that it cost Clinton $850,000 and his law license.. details that the mainstream media seems to completely miss. The mainstream media seems to always get caught up in the sex and scandal (because it sells copy?) and ignores the facts..
October 21, 2009 at 6:01 PM #472783ucodegenParticipantClinton had sex and he lied about it to cover up his affair. Sure he lied, but if nobody had asked about the trysts then he would not have had to lie.
Actually, that is not what Clinton was being impeached for. It was for using his office for subverting justice in the Paula Jones affair. The truth behind the affair was significant enough that it cost Clinton $850,000 and his law license.. details that the mainstream media seems to completely miss. The mainstream media seems to always get caught up in the sex and scandal (because it sells copy?) and ignores the facts..
October 21, 2009 at 6:32 PM #471961Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=ucodegen]
Clinton had sex and he lied about it to cover up his affair. Sure he lied, but if nobody had asked about the trysts then he would not have had to lie.
Actually, that is not what Clinton was being impeached for. It was for using his office for subverting justice in the Paula Jones affair. The truth behind the affair was significant enough that it cost Clinton $850,000 and his law license.. details that the mainstream media seems to completely miss. The mainstream media seems to always get caught up in the sex and scandal (because it sells copy?) and ignores the facts..[/quote]
Ucodegen: Certain folks on this board, like Brian and Pat, don’t like facts. Facts are inconvenient, as is the truth. Its far easier to either go ad hominem or ignore those things that don’t fit your worldview.
Hiding behind this “Us versus Them” meme is especially easy, in that it allows for everything to devolve into an easily understood and, more importantly, easily swallowed condensation of events. Who cares if its true?
I pointed out to Brian earlier that Hillary Clinton’s fulminations about the “vast right-wing conspiracy” all pre-dated her finding out that Monica was indeed gargling Bill’s meat doodle. That story then became the accepted truth amongst the true believers on the Left, not the fact that Bill suborned perjury, lied under oath and basically pissed on the office of the President.
As Brian says, “Hey, if we hadn’t asked, none of this would have happened” (is that part of Bill’s “Don’t ask, don’t tell” policy?). When you reach that level of mendacity, the argument is over, as is the game.
October 21, 2009 at 6:32 PM #472140Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=ucodegen]
Clinton had sex and he lied about it to cover up his affair. Sure he lied, but if nobody had asked about the trysts then he would not have had to lie.
Actually, that is not what Clinton was being impeached for. It was for using his office for subverting justice in the Paula Jones affair. The truth behind the affair was significant enough that it cost Clinton $850,000 and his law license.. details that the mainstream media seems to completely miss. The mainstream media seems to always get caught up in the sex and scandal (because it sells copy?) and ignores the facts..[/quote]
Ucodegen: Certain folks on this board, like Brian and Pat, don’t like facts. Facts are inconvenient, as is the truth. Its far easier to either go ad hominem or ignore those things that don’t fit your worldview.
Hiding behind this “Us versus Them” meme is especially easy, in that it allows for everything to devolve into an easily understood and, more importantly, easily swallowed condensation of events. Who cares if its true?
I pointed out to Brian earlier that Hillary Clinton’s fulminations about the “vast right-wing conspiracy” all pre-dated her finding out that Monica was indeed gargling Bill’s meat doodle. That story then became the accepted truth amongst the true believers on the Left, not the fact that Bill suborned perjury, lied under oath and basically pissed on the office of the President.
As Brian says, “Hey, if we hadn’t asked, none of this would have happened” (is that part of Bill’s “Don’t ask, don’t tell” policy?). When you reach that level of mendacity, the argument is over, as is the game.
October 21, 2009 at 6:32 PM #472500Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=ucodegen]
Clinton had sex and he lied about it to cover up his affair. Sure he lied, but if nobody had asked about the trysts then he would not have had to lie.
Actually, that is not what Clinton was being impeached for. It was for using his office for subverting justice in the Paula Jones affair. The truth behind the affair was significant enough that it cost Clinton $850,000 and his law license.. details that the mainstream media seems to completely miss. The mainstream media seems to always get caught up in the sex and scandal (because it sells copy?) and ignores the facts..[/quote]
Ucodegen: Certain folks on this board, like Brian and Pat, don’t like facts. Facts are inconvenient, as is the truth. Its far easier to either go ad hominem or ignore those things that don’t fit your worldview.
Hiding behind this “Us versus Them” meme is especially easy, in that it allows for everything to devolve into an easily understood and, more importantly, easily swallowed condensation of events. Who cares if its true?
I pointed out to Brian earlier that Hillary Clinton’s fulminations about the “vast right-wing conspiracy” all pre-dated her finding out that Monica was indeed gargling Bill’s meat doodle. That story then became the accepted truth amongst the true believers on the Left, not the fact that Bill suborned perjury, lied under oath and basically pissed on the office of the President.
As Brian says, “Hey, if we hadn’t asked, none of this would have happened” (is that part of Bill’s “Don’t ask, don’t tell” policy?). When you reach that level of mendacity, the argument is over, as is the game.
October 21, 2009 at 6:32 PM #472575Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=ucodegen]
Clinton had sex and he lied about it to cover up his affair. Sure he lied, but if nobody had asked about the trysts then he would not have had to lie.
Actually, that is not what Clinton was being impeached for. It was for using his office for subverting justice in the Paula Jones affair. The truth behind the affair was significant enough that it cost Clinton $850,000 and his law license.. details that the mainstream media seems to completely miss. The mainstream media seems to always get caught up in the sex and scandal (because it sells copy?) and ignores the facts..[/quote]
Ucodegen: Certain folks on this board, like Brian and Pat, don’t like facts. Facts are inconvenient, as is the truth. Its far easier to either go ad hominem or ignore those things that don’t fit your worldview.
Hiding behind this “Us versus Them” meme is especially easy, in that it allows for everything to devolve into an easily understood and, more importantly, easily swallowed condensation of events. Who cares if its true?
I pointed out to Brian earlier that Hillary Clinton’s fulminations about the “vast right-wing conspiracy” all pre-dated her finding out that Monica was indeed gargling Bill’s meat doodle. That story then became the accepted truth amongst the true believers on the Left, not the fact that Bill suborned perjury, lied under oath and basically pissed on the office of the President.
As Brian says, “Hey, if we hadn’t asked, none of this would have happened” (is that part of Bill’s “Don’t ask, don’t tell” policy?). When you reach that level of mendacity, the argument is over, as is the game.
October 21, 2009 at 6:32 PM #472797Allan from FallbrookParticipant[quote=ucodegen]
Clinton had sex and he lied about it to cover up his affair. Sure he lied, but if nobody had asked about the trysts then he would not have had to lie.
Actually, that is not what Clinton was being impeached for. It was for using his office for subverting justice in the Paula Jones affair. The truth behind the affair was significant enough that it cost Clinton $850,000 and his law license.. details that the mainstream media seems to completely miss. The mainstream media seems to always get caught up in the sex and scandal (because it sells copy?) and ignores the facts..[/quote]
Ucodegen: Certain folks on this board, like Brian and Pat, don’t like facts. Facts are inconvenient, as is the truth. Its far easier to either go ad hominem or ignore those things that don’t fit your worldview.
Hiding behind this “Us versus Them” meme is especially easy, in that it allows for everything to devolve into an easily understood and, more importantly, easily swallowed condensation of events. Who cares if its true?
I pointed out to Brian earlier that Hillary Clinton’s fulminations about the “vast right-wing conspiracy” all pre-dated her finding out that Monica was indeed gargling Bill’s meat doodle. That story then became the accepted truth amongst the true believers on the Left, not the fact that Bill suborned perjury, lied under oath and basically pissed on the office of the President.
As Brian says, “Hey, if we hadn’t asked, none of this would have happened” (is that part of Bill’s “Don’t ask, don’t tell” policy?). When you reach that level of mendacity, the argument is over, as is the game.
October 21, 2009 at 8:24 PM #472011sd_mattParticipant[quote=briansd1]The question is whose choice is more important.
The woman’s choice is most important.
The fetus cannot choose. And the fetus’ religious defenders’ opinions count much less than the wishes of the woman.
The woman gets to decide. (Oh, man, I can’t believe I said that, hahaha…. )[/quote]
So some are “more equal than others”
What is your definition of equality?
And I don’t care what your view of the conservative def is. I can read the King James for myself.
What is your definition of equality?
October 21, 2009 at 8:24 PM #472192sd_mattParticipant[quote=briansd1]The question is whose choice is more important.
The woman’s choice is most important.
The fetus cannot choose. And the fetus’ religious defenders’ opinions count much less than the wishes of the woman.
The woman gets to decide. (Oh, man, I can’t believe I said that, hahaha…. )[/quote]
So some are “more equal than others”
What is your definition of equality?
And I don’t care what your view of the conservative def is. I can read the King James for myself.
What is your definition of equality?
October 21, 2009 at 8:24 PM #472550sd_mattParticipant[quote=briansd1]The question is whose choice is more important.
The woman’s choice is most important.
The fetus cannot choose. And the fetus’ religious defenders’ opinions count much less than the wishes of the woman.
The woman gets to decide. (Oh, man, I can’t believe I said that, hahaha…. )[/quote]
So some are “more equal than others”
What is your definition of equality?
And I don’t care what your view of the conservative def is. I can read the King James for myself.
What is your definition of equality?
October 21, 2009 at 8:24 PM #472625sd_mattParticipant[quote=briansd1]The question is whose choice is more important.
The woman’s choice is most important.
The fetus cannot choose. And the fetus’ religious defenders’ opinions count much less than the wishes of the woman.
The woman gets to decide. (Oh, man, I can’t believe I said that, hahaha…. )[/quote]
So some are “more equal than others”
What is your definition of equality?
And I don’t care what your view of the conservative def is. I can read the King James for myself.
What is your definition of equality?
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