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	Comments on: Canadian Coconut chair, the election, and Margaret Atwood	</title>
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		By: Michaelc		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The interesting thing about right wingers is that they are very much for a  meritocracy until something that they don&#039;t value is proven to have merit as you did in the article above. This is something I see over and over again, like when wind power is shown to be cheaper than nuclear, or that children of gay parents are proven to be just fine, or that people actually like riding bikes and public transportation. None of those facts seem to make any impact on the right wing perspective, at least in the short term.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The interesting thing about right wingers is that they are very much for a  meritocracy until something that they don&#8217;t value is proven to have merit as you did in the article above. This is something I see over and over again, like when wind power is shown to be cheaper than nuclear, or that children of gay parents are proven to be just fine, or that people actually like riding bikes and public transportation. None of those facts seem to make any impact on the right wing perspective, at least in the short term.</p>
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