From: gt6367c@prism.gatech.EDU (DEAL, DOUGLAS WAYNE)
Newsgroups: talk.politics.misc
Subject: Re: WHAT indigenous people?
Date: 14 Oct 92 21:44:25 GMT
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Organization: Georgia Institute of Technology


>"There's nothing wrong with the message, it's the messenger." -- Pat
>Buchannan on David Duke

Here again is an example of how most liberals try to manipulate the facts
to support their cause.  Yes, Pat Buchannan wsaid those words exactly,
but the way you took the quote out of context make it seem that 
Buchannan supports everything David Duke does.  Before Buchannan said
that same quote at the Republican National Convention, he first stated
the ideas that David Duke was trying to say he supported during his 
bid to become LA's governor.  At that time, David Duke was attempting 
to deny his (no)Klu Klux Klan ties and appear like a conservative.  Those
ideas that he was trying to pretend he believed in were Pat's.  Pat was trying
to make the point that you could not trust what Duke said he believed.  For
example if Adolphe Hilter declared that the Jews were really an O.K. lot, and
that he believed they were equal to him in rights and opportunity, you may
say exactly what Buchannoan said.  Yes, everyone should be equal in rights
and opportunity, but could you trust someone who previously wanted to 
anhiliate their culture.  NO!  
By the way, although I am a Republican I am in no way a fan of Pat Buchannan.
I just refuse to let an unfair, unsupported, unreasonable comment stand
unchallenged.  I wish that when people post arguments, that they would
not purposely take things out of context to prove a point.  If you truly
believe you are right, you should be able to find evidence for your arguement
without resorting to such lowly tricks.



-- 
Douglas Wayne Deal
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta Georgia, 30332
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>"There's nothing wrong with the message, it's the messenger." -- Pat
>Buchannan on David Duke

Here again is an example of how most liberals try to manipulate the facts
to support their cause.  Yes, Pat Buchannan wsaid those words exactly,
but the way you took the quote out of context make it seem that 
Buchannan supports everything David Duke does.  Before Buchannan said
that same quote at the Republican National Convention, he first stated
the ideas that David Duke was trying to say he supported during his 
bid to become LA's governor.  At that time, David Duke was attempting 
to deny his (no)Klu Klux Klan ties and appear like a conservative.  Those
ideas that he was trying to pretend he believed in were Pat's.  Pat was trying
to make the point that you could not trust what Duke said he believed.  For
example if Adolphe Hilter declared that the Jews were really an O.K. lot, and
that he believed they were equal to him in rights and opportunity, you may
say exactly what Buchannoan said.  Yes, everyone should be equal in rights
and opportunity, but could you trust someone who previously wanted to 
anhiliate their culture.  NO!  
anhiliate their culture.  NO!
By the way, although I am a Republican I am in no way a fan of Pat Buchannan.
I just refuse to let an unfair, unsupported, unreasonable comment stand
unchallenged.  I wish that when people post arguments, that they would
not purposely take things out of context to prove a point.  If you truly
believe you are right, you should be able to find evidence for your arguement
without resorting to such lowly tricks.



-- 
Douglas Wayne Deal
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta Georgia, 30332
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