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Originally Posted by 911pcars
Paul,
Suggest you should remove the quotation mark beginning your version of what Wright said or did not say. I couldn't find it in the transcript, but maybe I missed it. Help me out here. Otherwise, maybe no one said it or said it like that.
Instead, maybe you should just repeat the words he did say if you want to enlighten us rather than slant his words or to put your own spin on the interview,
As for his comments on 9/11, I was curious about his response and looked. In the interview you "quoted", he didn't use the term "responsible". That's your word. He used the term "culpable" and the reason why. Your report, err your interpretation, err your choice of words doesn't have the same nuance, even without the context in which he said it. So why not just use the same word(s)? I find that a little disengenuous on your part. To be generous, perhaps you don't see any difference.
Next time, I'd rather you provide us the facts to base your dislike for the candidate rather than attributing your words and descriptions to a news organization in order to support your personal opinions or for whatever reason. And for the record, I use the word "news" broadly with the organization they call themselves, FoxNews.
Otherwise, people think the guy really said it and they become greatly disturbed in an OT forum like this."
Sherwood
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Sherwood,
I used quotation marks because I was quoting the ARTICLE that I provided a link to. I used the q-marks to indicate that the statements are not mine. The last paragraph is mine and no q-marks are used. You seem pretty hung up on my form.
BTW "enlighten" me on why youd use a set of q-marks at the end of your post?
This entire forum is about "personel opinions". You better get used to it.
Paul