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Reply #175: I can understand why you would think the description of "movement liberals" is just dandy. [View All]

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bobbolink Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Oct-24-10 02:53 PM
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175. I can understand why you would think the description of "movement liberals" is just dandy.
After all, those of us who were actually THERE during the movements in question are quite aware of not only the work and effort we put into making (real!) change, but the *RISKS* we took.

It is popular with your generation to denigrate us activist boomers, so, no, it doesn't surprise me that you find it easy to dismiss us in that way.

You. Weren't. There.
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