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[Gene GeRue <genegerue AT ruralize.com>]

On Apr 15, 2008, at 10:09 AM, Clansgian AT wmconnect.com wrote:

> And you, sir, have a bad habit of glossing over things you'd rather  
> pretend
> aren't true and making less of statement than it was.

Please provide an example.

>  (If I were being crass,
> I'd remind you about your outright dismissal of Housing Bubble that  
> no one in
> thier right mind now denies). That is a bad habit; it weakens your  
> credibility.

Well, you found the right word, yes, you are being crass. As you well  
know, my objection was--and still is--with the word bubble. I have  
explained that in detail but your selective memory has chosen to forget.
> "Making more of a statement" is  refered to by others as seeking a  
> deeper
> understanding.

Putting words in someone's mouth; stating that they said something  
that they did not say, is not seeking deeper understanding, it is  
simply a shameful tactic. Some would call it lying.