Chomsky vs. Buckley *Complete Interview Part 2

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Chomsky vs. Buckley *Complete Interview Part 2

Part two of Noam Chomsky's 1969 on Firing Line with William F. Buckley, Jr. www.chomsky.info

Author: Chomskyan
Length: 06:46
Uploaded: 12.8.2007
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Video Category: People & Blogs
Tags: Noam Chomsky Buckley Firing Line Vietnam war terrorism debate interview
ludachris47521.11.2008
Buckley is so charming, eloquent, and self effacing.
ludachris47520.12.2008
Buckley's great wit and candor is of the butt.
Marly6120.12.2008
ludachris, you wrote: "you must admit he is superior to Chomsky in this segment of the interview. He is charismatic, amiable, affable, and winsome." But what about this video?
ludachris47521.11.2008
However you may adjudge Buckley's point of view, you must admit he is superior to Chomsky in this segment of the interview. He is charismatic, amiable, affable, and winsome.
ludachris47521.11.2008
I have no complaint nor qualm with Buckley here.
dzhibrish6.12.2008
Its kinda silly how Buckley accentuates unimportant issues clinging to a few sentences instead of the big picture.
Hippymilk11711.12.2008
Where did Buckley develop his accent/the way he speaks? it's quite odd.
ludachris47520.12.2008
Chomsky is a grotesque inhuman Beast!!!
gmc10008.1.2009
no, nor do i. he concentrates above all on subjecting what chomsky has said in print to scrutiny. he's trying, i think, to work out where exactly chomsky is coming from. and he finds out - tellingly, perhaps - that it's quite difficult to know the answer...that​'s how i see it, anyway...
ludachris4758.1.2009
Cities mainly that are accustomed to enjoy liberty, and to be governed by their own citizens, remain more quiet and content under a government which they do not see (even should it involve some inconveni​ences), than under one which they have daily before their eyes, and which would seem constantly to remind them of their servitude. - Niccoló Machiavelli, The Discourses on the First Decades of Livy. 1517.

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