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On Sunday 13 February 2005 07:30 pm, "Rob D." <robdem@att.net> wrote:
>     Uh, no.  I am suggesting immature, adolescent rebels, who
> conflate (maybe sometimes annoying, but otherwise harmless)
> politicians' invocations of The Deity to Iranian-style mullocracy put
> down the Ayn Rand novels and grow up.

<snip>

>      The statement was not personal, but a general observation.  I
> have noticed that many people who talk about privacy with regards to
> Religious Right types don't seem to be too concerned about privacy
> violations coming from the Religious & Irreligious Left (making
> public school kids take surveys quizing them on their parents' and
> friends' parents posession of handguns, etc.)  The hypocrisy is,
> indeed, galling.

So ... The leftists who want school kids to quiz their parents about 
their possession of handguns should put down the Ayn Rand novels?

I'm so confused ...

- jt