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kilted2000 Possible idea for a new sub... 15th November 21, 02:35 AM
Jock Scot What you describe above is... 15th November 21, 06:00 AM
jhockin Always keep in mind a common... 15th November 21, 08:24 AM
kilted2000 I’m not trying to be the kilt... 15th November 21, 10:14 AM
Steve Ashton I'm going to agree with you... 16th November 21, 02:46 PM
Touchstone Your points are well taken,... 17th November 21, 05:12 AM
Steve Ashton While you are correct that... 17th November 21, 08:31 AM
Touchstone I did not know this! Thanks... 17th November 21, 09:40 AM
Steve Ashton This is one of those... 15th November 21, 10:36 AM
davedove That's just what they want... 16th November 21, 07:03 AM
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Jock Scot It is perfectly traditional... 4th December 21, 04:28 AM
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    While you are correct that the use of the phrase is most commonly attributed to Justice Stewart, he was not the first to use the reasoning (excuse).
    Another example is from the second Edward R. Murrow "See it now" episode when Sen. MacCarthy's popularity was waning, Mr. Murrow was publicly challenging Sen. MacCarthy to show proof of his accusations of communist spies and blackmailed homosexuals infiltration of the US State Dept. Mr. Murrow asked - "How do you know?" The response was "I'll know them when I see them, and I'll call it as I see it."
    Both Justice Stewart's judgment and Sen.MacCarthy's "MacCarthyism" are often used in debate and rhetoric to illustrate instances where one person's, personal outlook, are used to illustrate the fallacy of "moral instinct".
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