Comments on: Rovegate

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By: -a

-a — Tue, 26 Jul 2005 04:48:47 +0000

seeing someone else use the abbrv. INFP is surreal to me. i never thought i would hear that phrase again

i didnt mean that the people snr. brennan knows comprise the entirety of society, simply that his claim to a damaged reputation was clearly not an orginal observation, but rather an unverified claim trasmitted to him through some third party which he chose to pass along. i was surmising that he did so because he approved of the perceived damage.
in short, i was not reading for content, but rather to observe the writer.

the incorrect spelling of democracy was a joke – i was hoping herr brennan would correct me himself

alas

and apologies if my cyncism comes off harsh…
coughrachelcough

By: Detroiticus

Detroiticus — Tue, 26 Jul 2005 02:01:15 +0000

The top post is not logical. Since when does “no one you know” = “everyone”?

As an INFP, I value logic, and above all, correctness.

I was going to comment on the third post, the one about apathy. But I found I simply didn’t care enough about it.

By: Rahul

Rahul — Mon, 25 Jul 2005 11:56:46 +0000

Great links, Juice... I found another one which I think is really great: The Wilson-Plame-Novak-Rove Blame Game over at FactCheck.org. It's a great even-handed run-down of the events. Oh, and I was wondering, A, is 'democrasy' some hip, l33t way of writing "democracy"?

By: -a

-a — Mon, 25 Jul 2005 06:52:24 +0000

1 – lackluster is one word.
2 – silence can be a form of consent – if ppl dont care enough about government to stay informed, their apathy will lead to a non-popular government. but whats to be done? u cannot make someone consent to a particular form of government. the federalist papers warn about apathy – it will always threaten democrasy. but democrasy is no particular virtue unless the people desire it anyway.
3 – depending on what you see the goal of government to be, people not caring to inform themselves could indicate that people arent fit to govern themselves. point being, i dont understand why u call this a problem.
4 – i have yet to click on either link from the orginal post. it would be foolish to think this fact reflects on my interest in politics.

By: Juicio

Juicio — Mon, 25 Jul 2005 05:42:59 +0000

That is a very good point. I think that my experiences were with people who did not pay attention to any news sources. It has been front page on many popular new sources (NYT, Washington Post, CNN) for almost two weeks. Here's Google's search.. But what you say might bring us to a bigger problem. Perhaps, the media has been so lack luster since 2001 that no one cares to pay attention? And perhaps that since the country has been so divided for the last 4 years, people are tired of the polarization?

By: -a

-a — Mon, 25 Jul 2005 05:34:53 +0000

if no one you know has heard of this issue, how can u claim it has damaged the reputation of the bush administration?
that statement sounds like its trying to achieve the result it claims