One nation under god where same morality must apply to all

warch · 06-07-2007, 09:38 AM

No, he is far from stupid. Open dialogue is often more interesting than the form of "bigtime" polarized debate I've seen. When either side "doesnt like" what is said, it seems rather than examining nuance and perspectives, the tact is to cite questionable pundits and conspiracy theory. I like that HM asks questions that reveal the nuance and contradictions that are ignored in the black and white, simplistic I'm-right-youre-wrong-if-I-am loudest debate world. If you are really honest, facing complexity, thoughtfully, it can be irritating.

That said, I am fascinated by your perspective on national morality as well.

What do you think about a pardon for Scooter?

06-07-2007, 09:38 AM	#19
warch lurkin old school Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Minnesota Posts: 2,796	No, he is far from stupid. Open dialogue is often more interesting than the form of "bigtime" polarized debate I've seen. When either side "doesnt like" what is said, it seems rather than examining nuance and perspectives, the tact is to cite questionable pundits and conspiracy theory. I like that HM asks questions that reveal the nuance and contradictions that are ignored in the black and white, simplistic I'm-right-youre-wrong-if-I-am loudest debate world. If you are really honest, facing complexity, thoughtfully, it can be irritating. That said, I am fascinated by your perspective on national morality as well. What do you think about a pardon for Scooter?

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