12-17-2008, 04:52 PM
>>Shows what you know, Matt.
I know _exactly_ what you're talking about and have been following the problems in the economy very closely. I don't take sides where issues are open to a wide variety of interpretations but i do speak up when people are flat wrong.
your insistence on politicizing bipartisan mistakes is essentially lying at this point. its obvious that having your side win is more important than the truth.
in short, this is exactly what is wrong with politics and society in general - we'd prefer to fight between each other rather than work toward truth.
I know _exactly_ what you're talking about and have been following the problems in the economy very closely. I don't take sides where issues are open to a wide variety of interpretations but i do speak up when people are flat wrong.
your insistence on politicizing bipartisan mistakes is essentially lying at this point. its obvious that having your side win is more important than the truth.
in short, this is exactly what is wrong with politics and society in general - we'd prefer to fight between each other rather than work toward truth.