
15-Sep-13 World View -- Hindu nationalist nominated in India
Re: 15-Sep-13 World View -- Hindu nationalist nominated in I
Although I must add... not all user comments prove to be that useful... guess he didn't care much for the suggested reflection huh? 

Re: 15-Sep-13 World View -- Hindu nationalist nominated in I
It's the "Royal We".gerald wrote:In you masthead you state "If we have any bias at all, it's that we're pro-American." The question is who is the "WE"? I have assumed that you have running this site alone, confused.
Re: 15-Sep-13 World View -- Hindu nationalist nominated in I
Those who run out of intellectual ammunition always resort to personal vilification when they are empty. Only the inexperienced take the bait.
The approach was appropriate: don't lose focus, ignore the attack, re-focus upon the issue, restate the question and ask for a rational answer. The point of the discussion is the issue under consideration, that is the point in question, not you or him.
The truth is a difficult thing for many to consume, when at a loss to carry on an intellectual argument, rather than assess, or reassess their position they choose to deflect attention from an intellectually untenable position by: "... because I said so..."; or by initiating a deprecating personal attack - which is the same thing bearing camoflage. Always stay on topic; politely ask for an answer to the item under consideration. People do change; at one time before he met Milton Friedman at the University of Chicago, there was no one a more dedicated RED than Thomas Sowell, or even David Horowitz, for that matter. Neither you nor I can change him, but he can change himself if he chooses to earnestly, and honestly reflect upon what he believes.
The approach was appropriate: don't lose focus, ignore the attack, re-focus upon the issue, restate the question and ask for a rational answer. The point of the discussion is the issue under consideration, that is the point in question, not you or him.
The truth is a difficult thing for many to consume, when at a loss to carry on an intellectual argument, rather than assess, or reassess their position they choose to deflect attention from an intellectually untenable position by: "... because I said so..."; or by initiating a deprecating personal attack - which is the same thing bearing camoflage. Always stay on topic; politely ask for an answer to the item under consideration. People do change; at one time before he met Milton Friedman at the University of Chicago, there was no one a more dedicated RED than Thomas Sowell, or even David Horowitz, for that matter. Neither you nor I can change him, but he can change himself if he chooses to earnestly, and honestly reflect upon what he believes.
Re: 15-Sep-13 World View -- Hindu nationalist nominated in I
Unfortunately, "Barking Dog" is typical of the mainstream media.NoOneImportant wrote:Those who run out of intellectual ammunition always resort to personal vilification when they are empty. Only the inexperienced take the bait.
Re: 15-Sep-13 World View -- Hindu nationalist nominated in I
interestingJohn wrote:It's the "Royal We".gerald wrote:In you masthead you state "If we have any bias at all, it's that we're pro-American." The question is who is the "WE"? I have assumed that you have running this site alone, confused.
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