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althouse.blogspot.com - 8/26/2008
"Clintons are lizard people and they are punishing Obama."
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Classical Values — Diplomacy By Other Means I was visiting Althouse and came across this comment by a guy bashing Republicans: They prefer war to diplomacy Just anther instance of the left not getting it. War is diplomacy by other means - Clauzwitz. See, it works like this - if you have a carrot and a stick you can accomplish more than if you have a carrot alone. And if all you have is a carrot and the other guy has a stick you are at a serious disadvantage. Such a situation is referred to as appeasement. H/T ...

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