Who is your least favorite?

@OmSigDAVID,

First you offer support for a scumbag like McCarthy, then you tout the great war criminal Kissinger.

Ya just can't help it, can you - illustrating just what a sad, amoral piece of dung you are, Om.

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@JTT,

Whoa!, dung is useful.

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@JTT,

JTT wrote:

First you offer support for a scumbag like McCarthy,

I liked him and morally supported his anti-communist efforts, yes.
I wish that I had the honor of meeting him, but sadly, I did not.
I 'd have taken his hand in gratitude and in admiration.

He had his heart in the right place.
I wonder whether he 'd have been a better President than Ike was.
He 'd have had a good foreign policy.

JTT wrote:

then you tout the great war criminal Kissinger.

HOW did I "tout" him???

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@OmSigDAVID,

OmSigDAVID wrote:

JTT wrote:
then you tout the great war criminal Kissinger.
HOW did I "tout" him???

In the same way you tout most things, idiosyncratically.

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@eurocelticyankee,

eurocelticyankee wrote:

What!, no Hitler or Stalin.

Where's Cromwell or Ariel Sharon.

I didn't put Hitler and Stalin as these will always be listed in these type of discussion. i felt to put some more less obvious figures.

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@izzythepush,

JTT wrote:

then you tout the great war criminal Kissinger.

OmSigDAVID wrote:

HOW did I "tout" him???

izzythepush wrote:

In the same way you tout most things, idiosyncratically.

My sentiments qua Kissenger r not such as to cause me to "TOUT" him.

WHAT did I say that indicates TOUTING, Izzy??

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@OmSigDAVID,

I'm sorry, but I'm more of a how person than a what person really.

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@izzythepush,

izzythepush wrote:

I'm sorry, but I'm more of a how person than a what person really.

JTT is demonstrably crazy i.e. mentally disorganized to a hopeless degree.
HE accused me of "touting" Kissenger.

I have never touted Kissenger; tho I accepted him,
I was not thrilled by him. I deemed his service
to have been within reason, but not extraordinary.
At the time, in my opinion, his advice was a little
too timid, not sufficiently energetic to get the job done.
I think he held Nixon back, as Commander-in-Chief.

I believed that we shoud have remained loyal in the support
of our ally, Chiang Kai-shek's regime, not accept the Chinese Reds.

I am at a loss to understand your remarks
about me touting Kissenger.
Y woud I wanna do that???????

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

You don't think you do things idiosyncratically?

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@izzythepush,

izzythepush wrote:

You don't think you do things idiosyncratically?

Even my MOTHER told me, repeatedly:
" David, u r like someone from another planet "
because of some of my preferences n priorities.

I never denied it, so far as I can remember.

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

So my remarks are correct then?

If you want to disprove JTT's allegations, why don't you go back over this thread, look at everything you've posted about Kissenger, and then give your reasons as to why those remarks could not be classed as touting. Then the ball is in JTT's court.

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@izzythepush,

izzythepush wrote:

So my remarks are correct then?

Your remark about my being idiosyncratic was correct.
I am not aware of any other remark of yours that was correct.

izzythepush wrote:

If you want to disprove JTT's allegations, why don't you go back over this thread, look at everything you've posted about Kissenger, and then give your reasons as to why those remarks could not be classed as touting. Then the ball is in JTT's court.

From my discussions with him long ago, in which he repudiated logic,
I lost all respect for his mind.
I play with him here, but I 'd never believe anything
that he says, without corroboration; he has no credibility.

Accordingly, I have no interest in convincing him of anything.

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

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From my discussions with him long ago, in which he repudiated logic,

OmSigDummy frequently uses this nonsense argument. It comes from a discussion on grammar where I showed him that he was right out to lunch, that he knows little to nothing about grammar and language and how they work.

He's made frequent promises to address an issue from a good long time ago and he never keeps his promises. He just makes up a new lie, then a new excuse, and often he resorts to the above.

Dismal thought processes for a guy who was a lawyer and who supposed is a mensan.

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@JTT,

Quote:

From my discussions with him long ago, in which he repudiated logic,

JTT wrote:

OmSigDummy frequently uses this nonsense argument. It comes from a discussion on grammar where I showed him that he was right out to lunch, that he knows little to nothing about grammar and language and how they work.

U showed only your unwillingness to apply ordinary logic
and your endless confusions. By repudiating logic,
u lost all credibility. U issue only chaotic noise.

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@OmSigDAVID,

Once again, OmSigDummy, you leap up with this same nonsense argument.

You don't have the cojones necessary to address the issue. That why you keep lying, making more promises, the lying some more.

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@Lustig Andrei,

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Pol Pot murdered his own people indiscriminately. Kissinger merely fulfilled his duties as foreign minister (pls. note: lower case letters) during a particularly difficult time that this country went through.

Kissinger, aiding Nixon, murdered hundreds of thousands of Pol Pot's own people, and by doing so, set Pol Pot up to murder untold hundreds of thousands more.

Not content with murdering just Cambodians and Laotians, Kissinger turned his hideous talents to aiding and abetting the murder of close to a million Timorese.

You list Pol Pot and Idi Amin on your list of most hated and then you suggest that a butcher as large as Kissinger doesn't belong on the list. Are you really this ignorant, Merry, as to the evil machinations of your governments?

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@JTT,

JTT wrote:

Once again, OmSigDummy, you leap up with this same nonsense argument.

The truth remains the same.

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@JTT,

Quote:

Pol Pot murdered his own people indiscriminately. Kissinger merely fulfilled his duties as foreign minister (pls. note: lower case letters) during a particularly difficult time that this country went through.

JTT wrote:

Kissinger, aiding Nixon, murdered hundreds of thousands of Pol Pot's own people,
and by doing so, set Pol Pot up to murder untold hundreds of thousands more.

Killing commies, is a pretty nice idea; it has a lot of appeal to it.

I really enjoyed it when the Indonesians overthrew and killed the commies in October of 1965. That was fun.

Thay got a lot of them; it was wonderful!!!

Remember that, J ???

David

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@OmSigDAVID,

From a guy who knows, to OmSig, clearly one of the most immoral/amoral pieces of excrement that has ever inhabited the planet.

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The problem, though, is that these people killed by our national security activities are not communists. They're not Russians, they're not KGB. In the field we used to play chess with the KGB officers, and have drinks with them. It was like professional football players - we would knock heads on Sunday, maybe in an operation, and then Tuesday you're at a banquet together drinking toasts and talking.

The people that are dying in these things are people of the third world. That's the common denominator that you come up with. People of the third world. People that have the misfortune of being born in the Metumba mountains of the Congo, in the jungles of Southeast Asia, and now in the hills of northern Nicaragua. Far more Catholics than communists, far more Buddhists than communists. Most of them couldn't give you an intelligent definition of communism, or of capitalism.

John Stockwell is the highest-ranking CIA official ever to leave the agency and go public. He ran a CIA intelligence-gathering post in Vietnam, was the task-force commander of the CIA's secret war in Angola in 1975 and 1976, and was awarded the Medal of Merit before he resigned.

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