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Prime Minister Stephen Harper discusses Senate reform and recent expense scandals in a speech to the Conservative caucus on Parliament Hill. (May 21, 2013)
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Blockhead basher:
Ah, now I see. Definitely dealing with a blockhead. Fear mongering, war mongering, ya that's rational (if your a blockhead). |
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Blockhead basher:
I could say the same to you. Rationality is a matter of understanding and perspective. |
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Christopher Richard Wade Dettling:
Where is the rational argument that entails, "Ya Harper's priority is screwing the Canadian people over. |
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Christopher Richard Wade Dettling:
Where is the rational political and economic argument?
Diatribe and invective are not scientific analysis.
And mental defectives are incap |
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