Dr. Tyler; Captain America

Man... the big decision was letting Pedro stay in... ugh. So much love for Pedro, but dammit...

EVERY TIME I WANT A TEAM TO WIN, THEY LOSE ALDKSJFSDLKJ

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God dammit, I need to get to bed but there's NO fucking chance. Midterm studying can wait.

ARGH.

WTF HE DIDN'T GO!

Mussina was already in.

Nope. I'm a de facto Sox fan because of the potential benefits that are my Con law professor grading tests and papers tonight. Also, I just think it's awesome that the two "curse" teams got so far, and I can't stand the Yankees after being an Orioles fan for a long time.

3 up 3 down!

oh holy christ

2!

Timlin's a choke artist, regardless of his reputation this postseason. Go Wakefield.

Wakefield is in...

Man, if the Sox win the series, I'm GUARANTEED an "A" on my Con Law paper... fucking Christ. Why are the Sox taking out all their hitters for pinch runners? Is there some amazing depth on their bench that I haven't heard about?

9/10, not too difficult. I f'd up the "which is the biggest" one because I didn't feel like doing all of the math shorthand (I wasn't using a calculator). Ah well, I'm a low A student anyway, so this is fairly accurate . WOO I PASSED 8TH GRADE.

Can be, but in many cases, it's used in a "dirty politics" context. Debating the merits of your stances is far more difficult than blandly declaring someone else "unpatriotic" for their stance.

So, you're saying that this is something we did to help the U.N., and not to curb the growing dissent at home over the prospect of our troops being firmly implanted in Iraq for the next decade?

Sorry, hit post too quickly. But couldn't he fire back with a claim that "risking more American lives is more unpatriotic" or some other such remark? The point is that the claim is completely unsubstantiated... on an issue like the war, at least. Who is Tom DeLay (or anyone) to say that someone doesn't love their country just because they don't support a unilateral war? Whether you want to admit it or not, questioning patriotism is dirty politics.

Fair enough, like I said, I don't live in Georgia and I hardly follow their politics.

Actually, I didn't say any of that. It's more of the U.N. ignoring the fact that we thumbed our nose at them and realizing that we need help in Iraq to ensure the stability of the region and the tranquility of the nation. I'm rather happy that the U.N. realized that they should put their egos aside for a moment and just do what's right, even if we didn't to begin with.

I believe -- correct me if I'm mistaken, because again, I don't follow Georgia politics -- the issue was less of Union pandering than it was of his lack of support for the war. Regardless of your feelings on the war -- and we know your stance on it -- you can't call someone unpatriotic for wanting multilateral support for that campaign. Well, you can, but you'd be wrong... Sure, if he was doing some immense disservice to our country through the issues and being an obvious traitor in pandering to special interests over the interests of our nation, I'd agree. That's a valid issue of patriotism, and I think we have a lot of members of Congress who need to look at themselves in the mirror about that. However, in this case, I think it's hardly warranted that Cleland could be considered unpatriotic.

No, and I didn't call him an "uber-patriot" either. However, the sheer fact that he lost his fucking legs in the war makes him far from unpatriotic.

That's precisely my point. He absolutely SHOULD have been challenged on the issues, not on some bullshit accusation of him being "unpatriotic". I laugh my ass off at everyone's hypocrisy who defends Arnold against the "dirty politics" but defends the usage of them in this and other races.