The State of the Union: Lies about a Dishonest War

Steven P. McNicoll wrote:
"George Z. Bush" wrote in message
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If you say so. In any case, I'm satisfied that the words he used meant
exactly that, and I expect that most of the English speaking world feels the
same way about it.

You must have an awful inferiority complex to get satisfaction out of
twisting the words of others. I've noticed that I'm not the only one you
favor in that manner since you seem to use that ploy with just about anybody
who foolishly exchanges words with you. It hardly generates friendly
feelings or even feelings of civility to be constantly and persistently
pushed by you to explain the meanings of commonly accepted words and/or
phrases or to have you redefine their meanings into something that wasn't
intended, but if that's how you get your jollies, I don't expect that
bringing it to your attention will result in any behavioral changes on your
part. But I felt that I had to try even if it ends up only being something
akin to ****ing into the wind.


Nobody twisted your words, you twisted George Bush's words.

Poor Georgie! Can you imagine anyone ever accusing him of misspeaking? Of
course not! And you're just like him.....you never twist anyone's words. Of
course not....it's never you, it's always me. I'll let you in on a secret: I
do it deliberately just to **** you off.

Mea culpa! Mea culpa! Mea maxima culpa! Beat me to death with a wet noodle.
Feel better, now? (^-^)))