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Breeze54 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Oct-16-07 10:29 AM
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32. Admitting you were wrong is a brave thing to do but
I didn't say one syllable about what you think at all!!!

"Sorry if you feel I SHOULDN'T think this way, but it's me..."

Perhaps you need to knock that chip off your shoulder.

People change their views all the time! They get more education, information,
life experiences and they change their viewpoints. Why isn't that acceptable
for Kucinich to do? His breathtaking reversal?? Wow.

I wonder if you haven't ever changed your mind about anything in the last six years?

But I have the feeling that even if you have changed your mind (and we all know you did)

you wouldn't admit it.
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