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[yomamayo]

http://www.boston.com/news/nation/articles/2007/10/04/s_carolina_key_in_republicans_ambitions/
Her husband, Don, 58, was not so sure. Giuliani's family situation gave Romney a slight edge in his mind. "Giuliani has been

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[ventus]

Tom Plate writes

[ventus]

If Carrington becomes president, make world peace the first priority on his list.

[yomamayo]

or maybe we should be asking why we're allowed to criticize, say, the US all we want, but we're not allowed to touch China? I don't get all up in arms every time someone makes a criticism of America, because, quite frankly, there's a lot to criticize. on the other hand, I make one sarcastic comment about China and all of a sudden, I'm public enemy number one. because that's how you're coming off.

I think it'd be more productive to discuss how to fix things so that these sorts of stories don't keep happening, rather than writing off everyone who says that there's a problem as just blindly attacking some country you like.

[ventus]

Dude, Steph, aren't you supposed to be open to political debate? Cool thinker and all? You're breaking down all my myers briggs stereotypes, man. :P I didn't mean anything personal, though I can see how it could have been interpreted that way. This is certainly an issue I feel strongly about, but I was not attacking you.

[yomamayo]

ahahahaha, I just understood what you were getting at in your first comment. I thought you were all like "those freaking americans are always attacking my chinese homies grr, how dare you take their side," or something like that. I should remember that not all people are confrontational like me >.> (so your myers-briggs stereotypes are probably still valid)

I will think deeply about your points INTJ-style and get back to you later, probably after I'm done feeling embarrassed on completely misreading your comment.

[ventus]

Lol. Toooooo late! I think we've just proven who's the more cool, calm, logcial one in this relationship. Oh snap. Just kidding. ^_^