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Talk:Mystery:Did George Orwell Become a Conservative? (view source)
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'''Response to Ed Poor's comments in order''': I express my anger over ''these'' violations because some editors ''seem'' to be ''defending''(!) Pinochet. '''US Support''': So what? It wasn't the first time the CIA meddled in another country causing chaos. Salvador Allende was a '''democratically elected''' leader, but since he was guilty of the indefensible crime of being a Socialist, the Nixon administration supported a military coup. (If I remember right, Colin Powell once referred to this act as a bad moment in our history). '''Transitioned to Democracy''': Almost two decades later.... '''Communists''': Much of my ancestry fled from Russia to come to the United States, so rest assured, I most certainly am angry about the human rights violations that happened (and are still happening...) there. Why than haven't I mentioned it? Because nobody here has defended Stalin... [[User:DLerner|DLerner]] 08:54, 2 September 2008 (EDT)
'''Response to Ed Poor's comments in order''': I express my anger over ''these'' violations because some editors ''seem'' to be ''defending''(!) Pinochet. '''US Support''': So what? It wasn't the first time the CIA meddled in another country causing chaos. Salvador Allende was a '''democratically elected''' leader, but since he was guilty of the indefensible crime of being a Socialist, the Nixon administration supported a military coup. (If I remember right, Colin Powell once referred to this act as a bad moment in our history). '''Transitioned to Democracy''': Almost two decades later.... '''Communists''': Much of my ancestry fled from Russia to come to the United States, so rest assured, I most certainly am angry about the human rights violations that happened (and are still happening...) there. Why than haven't I mentioned it? Because nobody here has defended Stalin... [[User:DLerner|DLerner]] 08:54, 2 September 2008 (EDT)
It's obvious [[User:Ed Poor|Ed Poor]] and [[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] aren't replying because their dishonesty (or perhaps inanity?) has been shown.
"Your silence about Communism's proven millions of murders is louder than your profession of outrage over Pinochet's alleged thousands."
Uh, well maybe he was silent "about Communism's proven millions of murders" because that was ''irrelevant''. He should be asking you why you're silent on Pinochet's atrocities. You two are the ones with the double standards. [[User:Alexjohnc3|Alexjohnc3]] 19:08, 16 November 2008 (EST)