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Talk:Mystery:Do Liberal Teachings Cause Mental Illness? (view source)
Revision as of 02:25, September 3, 2008
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that one of today's lead stories here reveals that [[Margaret Thatcher]] has a form of dementia. A mental illness? The same one that [[Ronald Reagan]], [[John Wayne]], [[Barry Goldwater]], and [[Charlton Heston|Chuck Heston]] died with? Hmmmmmmmmm? [[User:Carptrash|Carptrash]] 11:36, 26 August 2008 (EDT)
that one of today's lead stories here reveals that [[Margaret Thatcher]] has a form of dementia. A mental illness? The same one that [[Ronald Reagan]], [[John Wayne]], [[Barry Goldwater]], and [[Charlton Heston|Chuck Heston]] died with? Hmmmmmmmmm? [[User:Carptrash|Carptrash]] 11:36, 26 August 2008 (EDT)
Margaret Thatcher battled the left for all her life. She must have come into contact with their literature and ideas during this struggle - and that must have been what drove her insane.
Margaret Thatcher battled the left for all her life. She must have come into contact with their literature and ideas during this struggle - and that must have been what drove her insane.
:So everyone is susceptible to mental illness from "Liberal ideas" because everyone is "exposed" (just like sunlight, air, Conservative ideas, or '''anything else'''), but of course for different reasons. Now your causation doesn't even have meaningful correlation! [[User:Kallium|Kallium]] 22:25, 2 September 2008 (EDT)
== 89% ==
== 89% ==
The 89% of Americans being taught in public schools statistic is mentioned twice in rapid succession, which reads a bit clumsily. I couldn't see an obvious way to only say it once without doing a bit more rewriting of the intro than I think is worth my effort. So someone who cares about this "mystery" might want to take a crack at it. [[User:Human|Human]] 19:39, 26 August 2008 (EDT)
The 89% of Americans being taught in public schools statistic is mentioned twice in rapid succession, which reads a bit clumsily. I couldn't see an obvious way to only say it once without doing a bit more rewriting of the intro than I think is worth my effort. So someone who cares about this "mystery" might want to take a crack at it. [[User:Human|Human]] 19:39, 26 August 2008 (EDT)