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A dog's-eye-view, found via Dogs against Romney. Should a man so weirdly devoid of compassion be given the power of the Presidency?
posted by Infidel753 at 5:30 AM
01 March 2012
A dog's-eye-view, found via Dogs against Romney. Should a man so weirdly devoid of compassion be given the power of the Presidency?
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3 Comments:
You know, I wish the Progressives would drop this dog-on-the-car-roof schtick. In the larger scope of debate, this incident is not relevant but instead comes across as petty and a silly distraction from Romney's more significant policy thinking disconnect and clueless gaffs. We can do better.
That poor dog! What idiot would do this to their pet?
RtS: It's highly relevant. A person capable of such cruelty has something profoundly wrong with him and shouldn't be trusted with power, even if there were nothing particularly wrong with his policy positions.
Ahab: Exactly, though I think it's something more disturbing than just idiocy.
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