December 22, 2004More on the Torture Story Around the BlogosphereEric, Jon (from the right) and Praktike generously express support. Laura has more. And J. Bradford DeLong makes a little sport of B.D. Hey, it's the blogosphere. You reap what you sow. And payback is a bitch. Back later. Posted by Gregory at December 22, 2004 12:00 AMComments
Looking forward to it... :-) Posted by: Brad DeLong at December 22, 2004 02:10 AM | Permalink to this commentAh, Brad DeLong. Nice Post over at your site. I've seen B.D. in the same light since I started visiting a couple weeks ago. Posted by: avedis at December 22, 2004 02:30 AM | Permalink to this commentPayback is a bitch, but feedback is the breakfast of champions. When you're finished being mad at DeLong, consider his argument: that the buck doesn't stop on Rumsfeld's desk. Still, I agree that Brad might have taken the time first to give you due credit for criticizing your own side. So I did it for him. Posted by: Mark Kleiman at December 22, 2004 04:17 AM | Permalink to this commentthax mark. btw, when i wrote you "reap what you sow" and "payback is a bitch" i meant, not that i was launching some blogospheric quasi-fatwa at brad b/c i was pissed off, but rather that i'm perfectly ok getting my 'just deserts' (whether fairly or not) from precincts blogosphere-left for my bush endorsement. so i'm perfectly happy to take the ribbings and punches--particularly witty and non-nasty ones like Brad's. still, er, i'll keep a closer eye on brad's blog in the coming weeks... :-) Posted by: greg at December 22, 2004 04:36 AM | Permalink to this commentI'll try to slip, and write something classically Berkeley-left and Berkeley-stupid in the next week or so... :-) Posted by: Brad DeLong at December 22, 2004 05:09 AM | Permalink to this commentHey Greg, thanks for the link but why didn't I get one of those shiny new trackback pings? It's what all the kids are asking for this Christmas....er, I mean holiday season. Posted by: Eric Martin at December 22, 2004 04:16 PM | Permalink to this commenteric, b/c i'm something of a luddite (perhaps rare for a blogger?) a new year's resolution will be getting trackbacks enabled... Posted by: greg at December 23, 2004 12:19 AM | Permalink to this commentGreg, I've been tossing in my two cents in an attempt to bust your balls in what little way I may because I think you're actually a reasonable guy. I served my country. I was a stuanch Republican. I switched political affilitiation after Gulf War 1. I was starting becoming educated studying economics in graduate school. I had also been around and seen first hand the methods of American foreign policy (in the eightees - use your imagination). America often meant nothing about promoting democracy and was more a mixture of preventing communism and protecting US corperate interests at any cost; including assisting dictators with death squads. I really feared Clinton would be a disaster; that old ingrained fear of liberalism acting up. I was going to hold my nose and vote for Bush 1. Ultimately I stayed home and didn't vote. Then, next time around, I happily cast my vote for Clinton. Now, I'm registered independent, but I almost always vote Democrat. You can do it too. Look at your fellow conservatives. They don't want to discuss the torture of prisoners by US troops. Some defend the torture. Some advocate it. But very few are outraged. Your plea to conservatives to stand up and shout over this issue is falling on deaf ears. Doesn't that tell you something about your party? What other darkness is lurking in their hearts? Move towards the light, Greg. Posted by: avedis at December 23, 2004 04:18 AM | Permalink to this commentPlaying texas holdem at http://texas-holdem-000.net right now is a great idea, i thing! Posted by: texas holdem at December 24, 2004 11:43 AM | Permalink to this commentWhant casino at home? Go to online casino games at http://online-casino-games-000.com!!! Posted by: casino games at December 24, 2004 12:05 PM | Permalink to this commentIt is a greate sites. retin a allegra yasmin alesse renova temovate buy soma soma buy viagra viagra buy cialis cialis buy celebrex celebrex buy tramadol tramadol buy advair advair buy viagra cheap viagra livitra propecia viagra buy viagra viagra online cheap viagra order viagra clarinex buy clarinex ultram buy ultram cialis buy cialis valtrex buy valtrex vaniqa buy zyban zyban xenical renova allegra levitra viagra Posted by: advair at January 4, 2005 03:35 PM | Permalink to this comment |
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