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I get the feeling you have to piss someone off to get some real discussion... either here at the TFP or in real life.
You have to have something personal invested in the conversation to make more than a superficial quip.
Nothing raises a ruckus like a naive college kid pushing some anti-government paranoia in a 300 level ethics class.
Or the TFP equiv on abortion, gun control, etc. Defacto circlejerk issues generate a ton of commentary.
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