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09-04-2013, 07:22 PM
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Snowflake
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I just haven't been listening to Mark Levin in a while (still love the guy, love what he does and how he does it) but I'll be damned if these...independent thoughts...haven't been forming. Irrespective of the news (I have no TV, don't listen to the radio) my critical thinking drifts back to, I guess you'd say, 'home base?'
Read the record of my beliefs, where I am on the political spectrum. It's changed over the years, and not in a polar fashion. Having the ability to listen to the ideas of others and accept new information as it presents as valid, and passes my logic filters, that's a big part of it. And that's what's great about the Internet. There are really smart people that disagree with you.
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