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Heck, they're not all bad. -=TheMikeSC

See, the reason I called you (Spicy Higgins) a neoconservative is that you are wholeheartedly defending the policy of attacking countries and forcing them to live under our political system. You say the exact same things..."Everyone wants to be free!" and then you repeatedly use that as a reason for nation-building. It is the single most glaring trait of neoconservatism, and you are fiercely adament about it. You offer NO other explanation for why we invaded Iraq EXCEPT the neocon-policy talking points and you struggle to find any faults in this particular War. So, you're not being called names, you are being labeled with a word that fits your philosophy re: this issue. And now, again, please offer ONE time when the neoconservative idea of coerced-freedom has EVER worked. And, again, you get the entire history of mankind to work with here. One, please.

WOAH-UH

See, you just called me a progressive liberal...which is what a Bill O Reilly or Anne Coulter say about ANYONE that does not subscribe to the Iraq policy (or lack thereof). It matters little to you what my repeatedly stated views are, if I oppose the current War in Iraq than it automatically means 'progressive liberal'. It's like the 'you people oppose the 2nd ammendmant' that you recently pulled out of nowhere to defend your support of Presidential wiretapping. Of course, you complain and try to assure us that you dont watch the Factor & you dont simply reguritate 'opinions/views' from whatever talking points attract you. Question - When has the neoconservative idea of 'coerced freedom' ever worked? Throughout all of history, back way before the term 'neocon' was ever coined...please give one example.

How do people come to be neoconservatives? At what point in their educational development do they entirely miss the point that political views have never, and can never, be succesfully forced on foreign people via warfare?

It was implied so blatantly that it was accepted as Fact among the more gullible bloc of Americans. "Fight them there/not here," while also being a chilling reminder of Vietnam, also clearly implicates Iraq in 9-11. 'Them' are the terrorists/evildoers that attacked us once 'here' and 'there' was the place whose case was made by this Administration, Iraq.

Zach Wilde is terrible. His act is really milked out.

I Dont really know about that. And I saw an ad for Erlich which noted that Maryland was the #1 state for Stem Cell research so this will probably be a bigger issue here in MD than in Missouri or where ever else. Bob Ehrlich says a lot of things in his ads.

I think Martin O' Malley will make a fine governor for you Marylanders.

That joke just didn't quite work.

Wow, that exchange was funny... Leena: "Its for meeting people" other poster: "Leave your house"

I still dont get how people consider myspace to be the end of the world. Really, if youre at the point where a social website causes you such anquish, it's getting kinda sad.

Normally, I'd view Arizona at Green Bay as an easy game...but the Packers haven't won at home yet this year. Hopefully they just play a decent game, minimal mistakes, and let the Cards beat themselves in the cold.

I pray we remain this safe after November 7th.

Crown their ass.

Dick Cheney was (and may still be) under the impression that War is lollipops & fairytales. A bunch of people believe(d) him, sadly.

Dance, Dance

I think I just heard one of Czech's fave bands.

That was cool.

More like 'droop'

Baldomir probably won't hit the canvas, but I can see it ending in the second half of the fight on cuts or a twenty-punch barrage. Still a very interesting fight. Baldomir is like a bigger, rougher, stronger Castillio.

Some very irritating jabbering from the ladies tonight.

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Win one for the Tiki!

Whatever happened to, "Are you ready for some football?"