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In article <37E0495A.C301177D@nospam.pagesz.net>,
John Sessoms  <jsessoms@nospam.pagesz.net> wrote:
>Thomas Disque wrote:
>> 
>> |> George Alan Esworthy <gae@eLsworthy.com> wrote:
>> |> >>>1.  He's a virulent anti-American ideologue.
>> 
>> In article <FHsxqy.5vw@unx.sas.com>, sasctw@duckhead.unx.sas.com (Tom Wilson) writes:
>> |> This (and other declarations ) is a rather interesting
>> |> statement coming from someone who goes around calling people idealogues.
>> 
>> How do you guys define 'ideologue'?  I never considered the term to be inherently
>> derogatory, but you both seem to regard it that way.
>> 
>> Tom Disque
>> "My opinions, not SAS Institute's"
>
>As used in usenet discussions, it appears to be a derogatory term
>meaning "he disagrees with me, therefore he's low life, sub-human trash
>who should be taken out and shot for having the temerity to post his
>worthless opinions".

Um, read Webster, or whatever your favorite dictioanary is, and get 
back to me when you do.

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