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**olivelappers** · 12-11-2011, 06:50 PM

"Over the years, especially in writing for the general public, as opposed to my professional peers, I have been struck repeatedly by the frequency with which certain conclusions or even entire classes of conclusions elicit not merely skepticism, but angry denunciation. Again and again, I have been called a fool, a traitor, or an America-hater because of my commentaries on history and public affairs. Although I take no pleasure in these denunciations, I find myself not so much depressed by them as curious about them. I wonder why people react as they do, especially when my commentary rests – as I hope it generally does – on well-documented facts and correct logic...."

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12-11-2011, 06:50 PM	#1
olivelappers Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 510 Senior Member	Historical Revisionism "Over the years, especially in writing for the general public, as opposed to my professional peers, I have been struck repeatedly by the frequency with which certain conclusions or even entire classes of conclusions elicit not merely skepticism, but angry denunciation. Again and again, I have been called a fool, a traitor, or an America-hater because of my commentaries on history and public affairs. Although I take no pleasure in these denunciations, I find myself not so much depressed by them as curious about them. I wonder why people react as they do, especially when my commentary rests – as I hope it generally does – on well-documented facts and correct logic...." Read more at http://lewrockwell.com/higgs/higgs179.html
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