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There is no generic anti-war movement

except for old hippies and Ron Paul supporters.

Reasonable people support some wars, and oppose others, depending on whether they feel they are in the county's best interest.
Your charge is a pure fabrication. I supported Gulf War I and still do, and I supported Gulf War II until I found out I'd been played for a fool and lied to about WMDs. And I always supported the Afghanistan War. Do you mean to suggest I am the only person in the known universe who feels this way?

You're making this all up because you've been taking a beating here lately, admit it. You are no longer a credible commentator on any political theme, because your reason is totally subordinate to your emotions. You interpret the evidence of your senses so it is consistent with your preconceptions of reality. Your entire intellectual life is a lame attempt to justify your misconceptions.

You have created a subjective universe and you selectively collect and support objective data that supports it, and ignore everything else. I've talked about this before, and decisively demonstrated how it applies to you specifically, but you have obviously chosen not to pay attention.

Tom, everybody reading this is old enough to have voted in the 1999 election. There's nothing either one of us is going to say that will change history. And there are lots of things nobody talks about any more; like global warming, gun control, water boarding and voter suppression. If you spend enough money, and appeal to peoples' baser interests, the American public can be made to forget anything and watch Honey Boo Boo instead.

It's a good thing for Republicans there is no God, because any of those sins alone is enough to have earned your side an eternity of Hell time.

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