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scaeagles · 10-05-2008, 10:54 AM

A decision not to vote is just as valid as voting for either candidate. It is not the same as apathy. It is saying that both these choices are so aweful that they are not worthy of my vote.

I am not boneheaded. ISM is not boneheaded.

Should I come on here and say the decision to vote for Obama was boneheaded, even without mentioning anyone specifically, I would be called out, so I am calling 3894 out for calling both ISM and me boneheaded.

3894 · 10-05-2008, 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by scaeagles

I am not boneheaded. ISM is not boneheaded. <snip!>

I am calling 3894 out for calling both ISM and me boneheaded.

Here's what I posted:

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Originally Posted by 3894

I think the decision not to vote is boneheaded.

There is a difference between saying a decision is X and saying a person is X. I consciously worded my post like that because, although I believe your decision is boneheaded, I do not believe that you are. You as a person and your political beliefs are not the same thing. My wording was not an attempt to weasel in a personal insult.

I do understand if your feelings are hurt. That was not my intent. I am very interested in why/how anyone could possibly not vote in this presidential election. This one is for the soul of America.

10-05-2008, 10:54 AM	#1
scaeagles I LIKE! Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 7,819	A decision not to vote is just as valid as voting for either candidate. It is not the same as apathy. It is saying that both these choices are so aweful that they are not worthy of my vote. I am not boneheaded. ISM is not boneheaded. Should I come on here and say the decision to vote for Obama was boneheaded, even without mentioning anyone specifically, I would be called out, so I am calling 3894 out for calling both ISM and me boneheaded. Last edited by scaeagles : 10-05-2008 at 11:06 AM.
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