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== Michael Moore and Cafferty Examples ==

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The last two examples are clearly not deceit. Detestable and low-class, yes, but not at all deceitful. Michael Moore's is a great example of [[~~hyprocisy~~]], not deceit. The Cafferty example may be an case of bias or stacking the deck, but again where's the deceit?

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The last two examples are clearly not deceit. Detestable and low-class, yes, but not at all deceitful. Michael Moore's is a great example of [[hypocrisy]], not deceit. The Cafferty example may be an case of bias or stacking the deck, but again where's the deceit?

Seeing as any mention of Jack Abramoff or Nixon or Scooter Libby gets deleted because it doesn't meet the admins' strict definition for deceit, the list should be free of any weaker examples like Moore and Cafferty. [[User:JDWpianist|JDWpianist]] 16:15, 22 May 2009 (EDT)

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