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Thoughts on reasoned discourse
Snowflakes in Hell has some strategic thoughts on reasoned discourse, why our side tends to use it, and why the other side gets upset when we do.
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Sorry, I can't go over there to read it. Sebastian is afraid of me and has banned me. A link will take me there, anyway, but out of deference to the ladies I will refrain.
I am sure however, that what he said is quite pragmatic.
Posted by: straightarrow at June 9, 2008 05:36 PM
He's right. You don't win wars by underestimating your enemy.
The French thought they were all kinds of superior to the Viet Cong and had their a$$es handed to them.
The Libs and the Anti's have some brilliant diabolical geniuses so we can't get ever get complacent or turn your back on one.
Posted by: The Mechanic at June 10, 2008 11:26 AM
