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Thoughts on reasoned discourse
Posted by David Hardy · 9 June 2008 01:58 PM
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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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.
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.