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  1. Re:Misquotes and rumour recirculation.... on Learn About Political Campaigning on the Internet · · Score: 1
    The difference here, Mr. Lenin, is that that "populist gossip" is instantly reviewable by hundreds of millions of citizens, many of whom can and will offer public corrections in the case of "populist" inaccuracy.

    Uh, isn't that what I was doing? And who said anything about extremists, or even the far-right? You silly person.

    PS. You seem angry about something, you really should try not to get so worked up, for all you know I could be a raving "far-right extremist" just like you. We could go to hippy lynchings together after sunday services and maybe have time to witchhunt a few commies and be home in time for tea.

  2. Misquotes and rumour recirculation.... on Learn About Political Campaigning on the Internet · · Score: 1
    Yeah I'm know its very amusing to keep quoting the amusing verbal ticks that sometimes drop from the great and the good, but we should at least try and keep those quotes accuate and in context.

    The fact is, Gore has been misquoted deliberatley and repeatedly by the supporters of the right-wing, and cleverly too, as funny mis-quotes that make someone look stupid are bound to circulate endlessly on the internet until they are seen so often they become accepted as fact. Since the internet allows any uninformed pleb off the street to tell the world the latest gossip, populism rules over accuracy.

    Heres an article which shows some of the facts behind these misquotes: http://www.consortiumnews.com/020100a.ht ml