Freeper Logic

[MissMillie]

found this at FR.... they quote Wilson of Faux News.


You wouldn't send a peacenik to see if we should go to war, if we need to go to war, now would you?




Make the assumption first, then assign someone to investigate based upon an assumption.

Yep, folks... this is what we're dealing with.

[libhill]

1. Maybe

They should send freepers or Young Republicans - since they all seem to be so gung ho -

[Goldmund]

2. Gibson, not Wilson

:)

[MissMillie]

6. sorry... I should have copied it when I was there

I'm lousy w/ names

[caty]

3. I wonder what sounds better to them.

To be called a peacenik or a war monger?

[tk2kewl]

4. maybe you would send someone without an agenda?

:shrug:

[ClintonTyree]

5. Trouble is..........

Wilson is no "peacenik". He's served both Democrats and Republicans and very well at that.
Freepland is the land of the lost, it's where you go when you've completely lost all self respect and lost all touch with reality.
Plus it's probably the crappiest format I've ever seen. RimJob continues to screw the freeps into the ground, never putting a penny back into the sight and they're too stupid to notice. :eyes:

[brainshrub]

7. Wilson was not asked to determine if war was necessary.

Wilson's mission was to use his contacts in Africa to determine if Iraq had purchased uranium from Nigeria.

When Wilson heard the president say "The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa", he knew the President was not being truthful because he had just reported his findings to the White House.

Wilson tried to correct the public record privately, but when he was ignored he wrote the op-ed "What I didn't Find In Africa" where he exposed the truth.

In order to paint Mr. Wilson as an unreliable source, Karl Rove tried to imply that Wilson was unqualified to make the determination of what was going on in Africa. Mr. Rove leaked the name of Valorie Plame in order to make it look like the only reason Wilson was chosen to go to Africa was because his wife got him the job.

To the Freepers reading this: Wake up. You are being lied to. This is not a partisan issue, it's an issue of treason.

[NMMNG]

8. "Freeper Logic" is really an oxymoron

although they would call it an oxymoran