opinions needed on opinion piece to rebut TimesFreepress

[Guest justme]

deleted--size of article must be re-worked.

Edited March 4, 2009 by justme

[strickj]

Rebuttals that the TFP prints are usually one to two paragraphs in length.What you have here,is half a paper.

For it to have a snowballs chance,it would need to be much smaller.Heck,to be honest.I didn't even read but a couple sentences of it,so I dont imagine an anti would read much more

[Guest justme]

Rebuttals that the TFP prints are usually one to two paragraphs in length.What you have here,is half a paper.

For it to have a snowballs chance,it would need to be much smaller.Heck,to be honest.I didn't even read but a couple sentences of it,so I dont imagine an anti would read much more

so how can you rebut the tripe that the TFP printed in a paragraph or two? This is a serious question.

[mousegunner]

I believe their rule is to give you 180 words. Just be short and sweet. You can't change a Liberal's mind, anyway. Remember what Jesus said: "Don't cast your pearls before swine."

[Guest SUNTZU]

I believe their rule is to give you 180 words. Just be short and sweet. You can't change a Liberal's mind, anyway. Remember what Jesus said: "Don't cast your pearls before swine."

Ecclesiastes 10:2-3 NIV

http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Ecclesiastes%2010:2-3;&version=31;

<sup id="en-NIV-17496" class="versenum" value="2">2</sup> The heart of the wise inclines to the right,

but the heart of the fool to the left.

<sup id="en-NIV-17497" class="versenum" value="3">3</sup> Even as he walks along the road,

the fool lacks sense

and shows everyone how stupid he is.

[Guest Whiskers]

I read a LTTE (letter to the editor) in today's issue of the Cha Times in rebuttal of an editorial. It was really good. The theme was about carry in parks and wildlife areas. I think the title given the letter was chosen by the editorial staff to obfuscate the message. I was going to save the article, but I accidentally threw the paper away while cleaning out the car. I looked on the paper's website, but could not find it. Perhaps someone could find it and post it.