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I am surprised to note that it's now been eight years now that I've been on the
hardware accelerated bandwagon (I guess it's safe to assume the trend is here to
stay). It was right about now in 1996 that I got my Vérité-based Rendition
Reactor with which to play Quake. In these days when my current video card has
more RAM than NASA did back then, it's fun to recall the joys of first pounding
out the polygons with that sort of horsepower... I have to confess I still check
out my framerates in Quake II after big upgrades to recreate those moments. Yeah,
I'm a geek.
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Re: Halloween on Sunday |
Oct 19, 2004, 02:44 |
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Semantics, all semantics.
hypocrite
n : a person who professes beliefs and opinions that he does not hold
Kerry says he's a catholic but that he believes in seperating his religion from his public policies. Those are his beliefs that he blatantly advocates and he holds them. So he is not a hypocrite by definition.
What you are arguing is whether someone can himself catholic and not let his religious beliefs guide his public policy.
By your definition, catholics have to follow every tenet, otherwise they are a hypocrite. So if I say I'm a catholic but believe people should be allowed to buy birth control pills and condoms, then I'm a hypocrite. Your statement is quite a sweeping one. Do you see how it is troll-like?
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