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Reply To: | Johnson, Tracy |
Date: | Thu, 18 Dec 2003 15:05:21 -0500 |
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> On Thursday, December 18, 2003, at 12:17 PM, Johnson, Tracy wrote:
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> > Then since Fred claims he belongs to neither party, how can
> > he be qualified to simply dismiss "partisan" opinion of either?
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> I can do that because, although not a genius, I am not brain dead.
After two paragraphs? Sounds like the plot line Lester del Rey's
"Kindness".
> > It would have sounded more honest if Fred had simply said he
> > didn't care for this opinion of either party. Instead he calls
> > it ridiculous, as is if he'd have been appointed to a high
> > judgeship of political thought.
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> It wasn't the nature of the author's opinion that made it ridiculous.
> It was the irrational presentation. It is difficult to consider it a
> "political thought".
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> FW
It sounds as if you've never written a piece that starts with hyperbole
to express a point?
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