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  • #46
    Originally posted by Oncle Boris


    No, you said she was more 'cerebral' than Agathon, which I doubt. Agathon is a respectable philosopher, while she is a successful businesswoman.
    Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha.

    In his own mind, perhaps. However, the way he carries on around here does not lead one to the word 'respect'.
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    • #47
      Originally posted by Oncle Boris
      True scientists like de Broglie, Bohr, Einstein, etc, have a huge interest in philosophy.
      So why didn't Nash and Turing? Babbage?

      Are they not "true scientists"?
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      • #48
        Originally posted by notyoueither


        $100 million shades of trouble.
        What happened? They seemed so untouchable.
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        • #49
          Originally posted by Asher

          Agathon is a respectable philosopher? Since when? Just because he's a peon at a public university in philosophy doesn't mean he's respectable...
          In his own mind, perhaps. However, the way he carries on around here does not lead one to the word 'respect'.
          I don't know for respect, but anyone with the least brains can see Agathon manages to trounce about anyone on Poly when they try to have a philosophical debate. From what I read, he sounds competent and intelligent. Ask him why he thinks gay marriage should be legalized, and compare the answer with Belinda's.

          YES.
          Extreme competence? Chretien? Do we live in the same country...?
          I said HIS PARTY. Chretien would have made a #1 dictator in any banana republic.

          Besides, no, we DON'T live in the same country.
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          • #50
            Originally posted by DinoDoc
            What happened? They seemed so untouchable.
            Yet another scandal. Has to do with crown corporations, Liberal politicians, Quebec, and $100M.
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            • #51
              Latest polls show the Liberals have 42% support across the country. The Conservatives, even with the publicity boost of their leadership "election" and the sponsorship corruption, are at 32%.

              The Conservative support will drop after Stronach gets "elected".
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              • #52
                Originally posted by Oncle Boris
                I don't know for respect, but anyone with the least brains can see Agathon manages to trounce about anyone on Poly when they try to have a philosophical debate. From what I read, he sounds competent and intelligent. Ask him why he thinks gay marriage should be legalized, and compare the answer with Belinda's.
                It's his field, why shouldn't he?

                On the other hand, he manages to get trounced whenever he debates anything outside his field...

                I said HIS PARTY. Chretien would have made a #1 dictator in any banana republic.
                No, you didn't -- you said "he ruled over his party with extreme competence".
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                • #53
                  Originally posted by Tingkai
                  Latest polls show the Liberals have 42% support across the country. The Conservatives, even with the publicity boost of their leadership "election" and the sponsorship corruption, are at 32%.

                  The Conservative support will drop after Stronach gets "elected".
                  Is it not conceivable that the conservative's number could go up once an actual leader is elected? Many people (myself included) would not support a conservative government if Harper was the leader, and so far I think he's going to win. I would've voted against the conservatives if polled that right now.
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                  • #54
                    Originally posted by Asher

                    Is it not conceivable that the conservative's number could go up once an actual leader is elected? Many people (myself included) would not support a conservative government if Harper was the leader, and so far I think he's going to win. I would've voted against the conservatives if polled that right now.
                    Normally, there would be a boost in support immediately after a leader is selected, but the rules for the Conservative race will cause major divisions.

                    Under the Conservative rules, each riding gets a X-number of vote regardless of how many party members are in the riding. So 10 Conservative party members in Outremount, Quebec have the same voting power as 10,000 Conservative members in High River Alberta.

                    Next add in the fact that Stronach controls the Quebec riding associations.

                    How do you think western Conservatives will react when they see Quebec hijacking their party?
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                    • #55
                      Originally posted by Asher

                      It's his field, why shouldn't he?

                      On the other hand, he manages to get trounced whenever he debates anything outside his field...
                      And since YOU don't have any field, except for living in Alberta...

                      No, you didn't -- you said "he ruled over his party with extreme competence".


                      That's it, I said HIS PARTY, as in he's a competent streetfighter, good to create relations. Geez, he started as a farmer and he ended prime minister.
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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by Asher
                        No, you didn't -- you said "he ruled over his party with extreme competence".
                        Yes he did say "his party". Chretien ruled over his party with extreme competence, according to Boris, but that doesn't mean he translated this competence in his rule over Canada.
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                        • #57
                          Originally posted by Asher

                          Is it not conceivable that the conservative's number could go up once an actual leader is elected? Many people (myself included) would not support a conservative government if Harper was the leader, and so far I think he's going to win. I would've voted against the conservatives if polled that right now.
                          The need for an alternative will eventually outweigh most other considerations.

                          What some of the posters in this thread hope is that the ND will be that alternative when the time comes. That is why they point to a 10 point gap for the Liberals over the Conservatives and ignore the fact that poll numbers for their own party dropped.

                          Personally, I give Martin the next election. He will win it I am fairly sure. The question is whether we want an opposition headed up by a vet who knows how the game works, or do we want to give a rookie 4 years of on the job training.
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                          • #58
                            Originally posted by Oncle Boris
                            And since YOU don't have any field, except for living in Alberta...
                            Huh?



                            That's it, I said HIS PARTY, as in he's a competent streetfighter, good to create relations. Geez, he started as a farmer and he ended prime minister.
                            Your sentence commented on his leadership ability, not his party's competence.

                            I would think a competent leader would have far less scandals and foreign affair screwups that Chretien has had.
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                            • #59
                              Originally posted by Tingkai
                              How do you think western Conservatives will react when they see Quebec hijacking their party?
                              They'll re-form the Reform.
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                              • #60
                                Originally posted by Spiffor
                                Yes he did say "his party". Chretien ruled over his party with extreme competence, according to Boris, but that doesn't mean he translated this competence in his rule over Canada.
                                He did say "his party", but the comment was he ruled over his party. Ruled being the active verb, his party being the noun...

                                I was taking issue with him saying he ruled his party with extreme competence, because I don't think he did a very good job at all. The only reason they kept getting re-elected is because the Right was a total mess and still sore over Mulroney.
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