01-16-2004, 11:12 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-16-2004, 11:17 PM by Chaerophon.)
There is no "disunity in my dialectic"; it is perfectly coherent and understandable.
If you carefully read your quote once more...
...you will realize that this comment is quite open to interpretation. Clearly you meant to say that "the fear of Republicans placing nuclear weapons on the moon is nothing more than half-baked liberal paranoia". However, one could also easily construe from your less-than-complete sentence that you believe the notion of placing nukes on the moon to be a "half-baked liberal notion" in response to their paranoia at the prospect of international incident. Seeing as how "the liberal establishment" has become a broad misnomer utilized by rednecked and/or fundamentalist morons everywhere as a knee jerk response to any voiced opinion with which they disagree, I took offense. I suppose in hindsight that I could have ignored the post as unclear and simply moved on. Then again, you could have written a clear and complete sentence.
If you carefully read your quote once more...
Quote:But your nukes on the moon stuff is half-banked liberal paranoia.
...you will realize that this comment is quite open to interpretation. Clearly you meant to say that "the fear of Republicans placing nuclear weapons on the moon is nothing more than half-baked liberal paranoia". However, one could also easily construe from your less-than-complete sentence that you believe the notion of placing nukes on the moon to be a "half-baked liberal notion" in response to their paranoia at the prospect of international incident. Seeing as how "the liberal establishment" has become a broad misnomer utilized by rednecked and/or fundamentalist morons everywhere as a knee jerk response to any voiced opinion with which they disagree, I took offense. I suppose in hindsight that I could have ignored the post as unclear and simply moved on. Then again, you could have written a clear and complete sentence.
But whate'er I be,
Nor I, nor any man that is,
With nothing shall be pleased till he be eased
With being nothing.
William Shakespeare - Richard II
Nor I, nor any man that is,
With nothing shall be pleased till he be eased
With being nothing.
William Shakespeare - Richard II