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| 6 years ago :: Oct 19, 2007 - 2:39PM #11 | |
jacknky
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Doxie,
"But there was still good in what was done in Philadelphia in 1787 as well. And in much of what has been done in our nation in the two-plus centuries since." I don't think JCO or I are insinuating that there has been nothing good about the American experience. That is waaay too extreme in the negative. But what she is talking about, IMHO, is the extreme in the other direction, the fervent belief by many that the U.S. can do no wrong. That just isn't correct if we pay attention to history and current affairs. |
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| 6 years ago :: Oct 20, 2007 - 12:39AM #12 | |
doxieman122
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[QUOTE=jacknky;8606]But what she is talking about, IMHO, is the extreme in the other direction, the fervent belief by many that the U.S. can do no wrong. That just isn't correct if we pay attention to history and current affairs.[/QUOTE]
... that **I** believed such claptrap?! |
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| 6 years ago :: Oct 22, 2007 - 10:36AM #13 | |
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jacknky
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No, I wasn't talking about you. Sorry for the confusion.
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