[lbo-talk] Terrain of Struggle was O'Reilly vs Churchill

Michael Dawson mdawson at pdx.edu
Sat Feb 19 23:47:17 PST 2005


Hey, Leigh: How does the Stewart conviction bolster a bad precedent? Let's hear your analysis. And, by the way, the conviction came from the Clinton 1996 terrorism act, not PATRIOT, as Andie Nach. Pointed out.

One wonder if you're a leftist because that's your way of turning your ignorant farts into perfume...


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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Doug Henwood
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> Subject: RE: [lbo-talk] Terrain of Struggle was O'Reilly vs Churchill
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> Michael Dawson wrote:
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> >Personally, I don't see the witch-hunt in the Churchill case
>
> Then you need new glasses or something.
>
> Doug
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> ====
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> Out of that same quote:
>
> "...and I don'tsee the outrage in the Lynn Stewart affair."
>
> You don't see any danger in the DoJ building a body
> of successful case-law to bolster the Patriot Act?
>
> Doug.... More than glasses...
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> Leigh
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