Gore Win: A Prize For Halfwits

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If we are arguing against majority consensus and subsequently arguing against being alarmist...

So does this mean that we were wrong to go into Iraq when the overwhelming consensus was that he had WMD?

Good one!

I gotta admit you had me goin' there for a moment and it took awhile for me to recover from the shock that someone on "our" side would ask such a fatally flawed question.

Then I realized you were merely anticipating the sort of response I might get from leftist idiots by "thinking Snowy," so I decided to play along and answer the way I would if she had posed it herself... but I wanna be clear that I know you would never think (and I use the term in the loosest sense possible) like that.

Now, Snow-for-Brains, listen, you moron, not only does the question not flow logically from what I said above, it's not even a reason why we invaded Iraq, and yet here we are, three and a half years later, and you're still so caught up in liberal lies that you can't distinguish between fiction and reality.

What's worse is that your question stresses the wrong point, for even if we had invaded Iraq because of WMDs, it's yet another example (and a pretty good one) of why consensus is often not to be trusted.

And now to Dox... hey buddy, next time give me a sign, will ya, I almost took you seriously, and with good reason... because just before I read your comment, I had read this bit of idiocy from an insane Gore spokemoroness:

"Our strong feeling is that the debate about whether global warming is real is over," said (Kalee) Kreider. "Even the president of the U.S. agrees the debate is over. ... It's very 1980s to debate whether global warming is real. Should we be debating whether smoking causes cancer?"

You see what I mean? Now, isn't it the case that even people who watch wrestling think better than that?

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