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Originally posted by Buff@Feb 10 2004, 12:27 PM
Maybe by that title you meant "The article calls him a conservative, and he is an idealogue, but not a conservative one."
Take your grade school debate tactics to GFY, dipshit.
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Why would I call OReilly a conservative when I do not consider him one?
OReilly merely pontificates things in a manner in which your average ignorant American can understand them, which most people have dubbed "neo-conservative" thought. Neo means "new" Buff. Conservative in that since your average American can only think in terms of black and white, left and right, and since they are not dirty filthy socialists, they must be conservative. But not so conservative as to align themselves with the hardcore traditional conservatives... hence the term "neo". Neoconservative means politics that people like Buff and Peaches can understand.
I do not consider OReilly a conservative to the core, and neither does he. So the thread subject stands and you again are proven an idiot. You must be getting used to it.