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Old 03-06-2006, 05:29 PM   #54 (permalink)
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The point is if something you learn something is possible then you can anticipate it.
No, that's NOT the point.

It is POSSIBLE that we could have a blizzard here tonight.
We do NOT ANTICIPATE having a blizzard set in tonight.


POSSIBLE and ANTICIPATED are TWO DIFFERENT WORDS WITH TWO DIFFERENT MEANINGS.



Unless, of course, you're just a blind Bush-hater that's looking for a scapegoat for everything that has ever been wrong in the world.

If it is possible that a blizzard is coming then you can anticipate the response that would be necessary.
It's March.
I live in the far north.

A blizzard is possible.

...but it's not anticipated.



Logic 101.

If a blizzard was possible, say over the weekend, then an appropriate response could be anticipated.



Bottom line: Bush lied, people died (again!)
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