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Even a broken clock is right twice a day
April 5, 2008 by Anonymous, 1 year 31 weeks ago
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"Second, if Saddam didn't have them, then it goes without saying that there aren't other nut cases that do have them"
It should have went without saying. Try to avoid bludgeoning those around you with your clumsy ignorance. Kim Jong-il already has them and is definitely a nut job. The logical fallacies in your above statement glare so brightly as to blind anyone in the near galaxies of any points you may have hoped to make.
Which is sad, since, despite your clumsy delivery, we are not in danger of nuclear winter or holocaust, though not for reasons you gave.