Karen Winter, motivated only by her false belief of herself as the
smartest person around, lied:

> Leif Erikson wrote:
>
> Karen Winter, motivated only by her false belief of herself as the smartest person
> around, lied:
>
> >>I don't necessarily think that federal control of wilderness lands is
> >>better than state or local control of wilderness lands. It depends
> >>on the state. In New Mexico at least, the governor and the state
> >>attorney general are fighting the federal government and the BLM
> >>to protect wilderness areas from oil and gas exploration and
> >>drilling. So I'd side with the state in this case.
>
> > In other words, Karen, there is no principle behind your stance, save
> > the principle of trying to get what you want by any means possible.
> >
> > But we already knew that, Karen.

>
> That's even more

That's exactly right, Karen, and it's laughably obvious. If you can
get what you want in some instance by favoring states' rights, you'll
do it; if you can get what you want in another by favoring federal
power, you'll do that.

You do not operate according to any principle other than the principle
of getting what you want. That is, you are unprincipled as most people
understand the word.

But we already knew that, Karen.