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Hang in there. Don't let them run you off....

Posted By: sam on 2008-09-11
In Reply to: you mean left-wing Nazi's - me

that is how radicalism works. Bully tactics. Just let it roll off your back and don't let them bait you. Post your point and then let them attack you for it. You don't have to respond to every one of them. That kind of things says more about them than it does about you. You are every bit as entitled to your opinion as they are. Keep standing up...don't let them silence you. You go, girl!


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DELTA DISASTER:
HANG TOGETHER

By JOHN PODHORETZ

FOR the second time in four years, the United States has been changed utterly by a previously unthinkable event. And just as was the case after 9/11, how this nation responds to the deluge that is sweeping New Orleans away will help define the nature of its character for decades.

Just as Rudy Giuliani said that the death toll from 9/11 would be more than any of us can bear, the same is already true of Katrina. Who can begin to take in the notion that in the United States in the 21st century, a storm could kill in staggering numbers?

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Some of that villain-hunting has already begun, in the typically vulgar, unwisely speedy efforts made by overly assured ideologues certain that they can connect a cataclysm to a pet issue — whether it be the American failure to pass the Kyoto global warming treaty or making the claim that spending on the war in Iraq squeezed out the possibility of shoring up the New Orleans levees.

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The best we can do is comfort the afflicted, mourn the lost, and try to rebuild. The worst we can do is turn on each other.

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podhoretz@nypost.com




MT doesn't hang around here much anymore. sm
So I am going to take up for her.  Frankly, I am not sure why you are so upset.  So your friend exaggerated.  Lots of people do that.  MT (and most of us) have certainly taken our licks on these boards a lot of times. I really don't see why you being so mean about it.
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And just remember, everyone may not have been effected by this economy yet, but I truly believe they will feel it. I certainly would not be bragging about great everything is right now! I have grandchildren in college and, due to the market crash, we don't have near as much to worry about leaving to children and grandchildren!!
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