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"When [[people]] are in the grip of a scare they are carried away into a sentimental bubble of fear which not only detaches them from [[reality]] but makes them unreachable by [[Reason|reasoned]] [[argument]]. So armoured are they in their belief system that it is impossible to have dialogue with them. They bristle with humourless indignation, intone their empty, well-worn mantras, and fly off into personal abuse." [http://www.heartland.org/full/24901/The_Mother_of_All_Scares.html] | "When [[people]] are in the grip of a scare they are carried away into a sentimental bubble of fear which not only detaches them from [[reality]] but makes them unreachable by [[Reason|reasoned]] [[argument]]. So armoured are they in their belief system that it is impossible to have dialogue with them. They bristle with humourless indignation, intone their empty, well-worn mantras, and fly off into personal abuse." [http://www.heartland.org/full/24901/The_Mother_of_All_Scares.html] | ||
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Revision as of 00:57, August 13, 2009
"When people are in the grip of a scare they are carried away into a sentimental bubble of fear which not only detaches them from reality but makes them unreachable by reasoned argument. So armoured are they in their belief system that it is impossible to have dialogue with them. They bristle with humourless indignation, intone their empty, well-worn mantras, and fly off into personal abuse." [1]