Posted by
InchDeep on Tuesday, April 29, 2008 2:12:59 AM
What you do when you have no life. You post comments on InchDeep's Blog. How pathetic.
Ok...
"Mr. Obama hangs around some people whom he refuses to repudiate in a way that I find convincing."
The standard for the call for "Repudiation" is somewhat vague. What I hear from most, including yourself, is:
1. A list of the wrongful actions of Ayers, Wright and more.
2. What follows is the Senator's refusal to Repudiate those men in absolute terms, instead of a denouncement of their actions.
3.
Finally, it is concluded that the Senator is of Poor Judgment, and
often Character, for his failure to direct his denouncement or
repudiation beyond the actions of the aforementioned.
If I
clearly understood the standard for "Repudiation" and witnessed its
application consistently, for all persons, I would be inclined to share
your conclusion. I Do Not find the Senator's Relationship with Ayers or
Wright comforting. I Will Not question the Senator's Patriotism, as its
standard is equally vague....
And this, since It is so self important takes two comments to vomit his drivel.
whatilearnedthisweek
writes:
Ok... (Cont)
...Let's attempt to define the standard for Repudiation... Sincerely.
And from this exercise, in short order, we can apply it evenly. I will
take a swing at this first.... Repudiation should be demanded &
expected if:
1.
An individual's actions, by design, encouragement or negligence,
results in the direct physical harm of a person. This standard excludes
military conflict, capital punishment & abortion ..for now.
2.
An individual's actions, by design, encouragement or negligence result
in the destabilization or corruption of our government.
3. An individual's actions, by design, encouragement or negligence malign or slander our religious beliefs.
Now,
it must be determine to whom these criteria will be applied... How many
generations back? If we determine that the noted standard will apply to
persons from 1950 forward, our list of qualified Repudiates will be
quite lengthy, so you decide... but remember.... The standard must be
applied consistently... No bias
I can hear you yawning. Me too.