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Anyone who watches WWE on a regular basis has no moral ground to stand on regarding public policy or the conduct of others.

 

Who died and made you moral arbiter of the world?

BTW, you must not read the wrestling thread. There's about 7-8 posters who regularly post on that, plus some others who post sporadically. A couple of them are conservative, or at least, have some leanings towards that. You sure you want to make such a blanket statement?

 

Second time: anything inaccurate about what was said?

 

Second time: Tell me more about what an unbiased source PR Watch is. As I recall, they were the ones who blew the roof off that NBER-is-a-right-wing-front story.

#liberalmethods

 

That's nonsense. What a man does when he's not in the mood to think isn't disqualifying in the least. What a man does as a result of his thinking, however ...

 

Never said they wern't unbiased. But for the third time, anything inaccurate about what they said? Were the people they quoted in their articles misquoted? Taken out of context? In what way?

At least with Fox News, their bullshit is easy to refute. So refute PR Watch.

And anything inaccurate about the two judges, who chose to rule on a case involving their campaign donors?

 

You mean the two in the minority? Or were their campaigns group-funded?

 

Damn straight, Baron. We don't see eye to eye on politics at all, but when it comes to wrestling I consider you a kindred spirit.

 

Damn straight, and we're all pretty good leaving politics out of that thread, except when it comes to Linda McMahon's failed Senate races.

 

Nope, Gableman and Prosser, both of whom voted with the majority

Since you're not crazy about PR Watch, how about the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, which noted the prosecutor had asked the two to recuse themselves, which they had refused.

Wisconsin Supreme Court ends John Doe probe into Scott Walker's campaign

 

Or the gigantic missed opportunity for America that was Hulk Hogan's failed presidential bid. Instead of Obamacare, we as a nation could've found a healthier path by saying our prayers and eating our vitamins.

 

Yeah, except President Hogan would be accused of making the country into a theocracy by telling everyone to say their prayers.