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Norman Gall (gall@uwinnipeg.ca) wrote:
: In article <6g4kem$mag$1@news.sas.ab.ca>, commandr@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca
: () wrote:

: > : >   I see, so if I choose to disagree with political correctness, am I not
: > : > discriminating?  
: > 
: > : Of course not.  It depends entirely upon *why* you make such a choice.  I
: > : am firmly against 'political correctness'.  We, I'm certain, are talking
: > : about different things, I'm afraid.
: > 
: >   You are wrong there, Mr. Professor.  I am discriminating against
: > political correctness. 

: Boy, you're dense: I'll type it slower now. It depends entirely upon *why*
: you make such a choice. Sicne you've given us no reasons, we are talking
: about different things.

: > : > And for the people who use inflamatory language as using
: > : > the word, bigot, they are ....
: > 
: > : ...describing, perhaps.  Again, it depends upon why they are using the term.
: > 
: >   You missed my point, Mr. Professor.  

: I don't think so.

: > Jean Charest caused Federal Tories
: > in Alberta to roll their eyes when he called Preston Manning and the
: > backers of Reform, "Bigots"  What would you then call Mr. Charest

: I'd call Charest, in the specific context of the comment, an accurate
: describer of the Federal Reform Party. 

: Why do I have to say everything twice?


Perhaps, because you didn't make sense the first time or the second or the
third? I don't want to start a pissing contest but....you are NOT the only
one in this Newsgroup who has post-secondary education.








: Norm Gall

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: "Logical consequences are the scarecrows of fools, and the 
:  beacons of wise men."                         T.H. Huxley