[Vision2020] ACORN id bad? What about Republican Voter Caging?

[No Weatherman]

Chas:

One of the many differences between you and me is that when I read a
sentence that exonerates someone of an alleged crime, I do not find
them guilty of said crime. You, however, see  the allegation as
sufficient proof that said crime was once committed. Just because your
fringe newspaper says it's a Republican sport doesn't make it true and
if it was true I would condemn it faster than Obama denying the extent
of his relationship to Bill Ayers.

Another difference between you and me is that when I see a photograph
of Obama shouting into a bullhorn on behalf of his cousin Odinga and
when I read that the Kenyan governement complained about his
canvassing activities, I conclude that Obama stumped for his cousin
and the Kenyan government complained. You, however, were busy having a
flashback of the Jetsons and missed the entire point.



On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 3:46 PM, Chasuk <chasuk at gmail.com> wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 15:04, No Weatherman <no.weatherman at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Respectfully, I didn't see any examples of voter fraud in the links
>> you sent and one article went so far as to say, "No evidence so far
>> suggests Republicans — vote caging is essentially a GOP sport — have
>> mounted a caging campaign this year."
>
> Good.  hen you read exactly what I did, an admission that voter caging
> is a GOP sport, even if none can be shown to have occurred this year.
> Note that I didn't claim that it had.
>
>> I realize that this admission is tantamount to an incontrovertible
>> conviction of guilt against the Republican Party in your eyes and I
>> know that from that statement you will likely conclude that ACORN is
>> as pristine as Greek Thassos marble but I can't help that.
>
> Nope.  I don't read into things.  The Republican Party is
> approximately as guilty as the Democratic Party in practically any
> area of malfeasance that you care to name.  I haven't suggested
> otherwise.  What certain ACORN employees have done is incontrovertibly
>  wrong.  Whether the entire organization deserves to be tarred remains
> to be seen.
>
>> Keep telling yourselve that Obama jumped from really bad ape-fig
>> poetry (no, Ms. Mix, I am not referring to anything about race) to
>> Dreams From My Father overnight and that Ayers contributed nothing to
>> the tangled panoramic horizons of the ragged raging sea-faring vessel
>> that resisted the cruel current to find its calm waters in the book.
>
> Obama was 19 when he wrote his bad ape-fig poetry, and nearly 33 when
> he, or Ayers, or someone else, wrote Dreams from My Father.  I don't
> know who wrote Dreams, and neither do you.  I have already expressed
> my dismay at the prospect of it having been ghostwritten.
>
> So continue to misread me if you will.  It seems to make you happy.
>