Could the Press Grow a Spine?

"ArtKramr" wrote in message
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Subject: Could the Press Grow a Spine?
From: Ed Rasimus
Date: 6/24/2004 7:58 AM Pacific Standard Time
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On 24 Jun 2004 14:13:20 GMT, (ArtKramr) wrote:


The patriot act tears the constitution to shreds giving dictatorial power
to
the neocons. Madison is spinning in his grave and Washington is in tears.
The
bill of rights no longer exists. The 14th amendment will be the next to
go.And
the Fereral governement was never bigger and more powerful than it is
today
under the neocons.



Arthur Kramer
344th BG 494th BS

Oooh, the bogey man is coming to get you! Did you know they have medication
for paranoia these days?

And has anyone else noticed the increased use of the term "neocon" by the
desperate left to describe anyone they don't like, which in my opinion is an
example of the prejudicial language fallacy.

Jarg

"Jarg" wrote in message ...
And has anyone else noticed the increased use of the term "neocon" by the
desperate left to describe anyone they don't like, which in my opinion is an
example of the prejudicial language fallacy.

Jarg

perhaps the liberals have come up w/ an opposite equivalent to, well,
"liberals". "neocons" works.

"w.a. manning" wrote in message
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"Jarg" wrote in message
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And has anyone else noticed the increased use of the term "neocon" by
the
desperate left to describe anyone they don't like, which in my opinion
is an
example of the prejudicial language fallacy.

Jarg

perhaps the liberals have come up w/ an opposite equivalent to, well,
"liberals". "neocons" works.

I was under the impression that "conservative" was the equivalent.

Jarg