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Republican Convention Discussion

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I'm sorry but I just don't get this as plagiarism. My reasoning? Nothing Michelke Obama or Trump said last night were original thought to them. Both speeches shared communal feelings and descriptions

 

This tells me you do not understand what plagiarism is.

 

These weren't concepts or ideas she was stating. These were EXACT words in EXACT order.

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Ever listen to a lot of various preachers?

 

Do tell.

I find it IMPOSSIBLE to believe that not only did they use the same thought process but the EXACT same words and EXACT same order and it wasn't flat out plagiarizing. What are the odds?

 

If they were that way then it was stupid. The phrases I heard were re-worded and presented in different structure. They are also common rhetoric.

Do tell.

 

Many preachers, especially evangelical, turn the same phrases because it is Kingom Speak and resonates with the listener. No one can find the original author. It's common rhetoric.

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Many preachers, especially evangelical, turn the same phrases because it is Kingom Speak and resonates with the listener. No one can find the original author. It's common rhetoric.

 

Listen, man. We are not talking about "common phrases" here.

This tells me you do not understand what plagiarism is.

 

These weren't concepts or ideas she was stating. These were EXACT words in EXACT order.

 

Again, I answered in other post that I saw them as similar in structure but not verbatim. Plagiarism usually requires lifting original thought and wording as his/her own without credit. So did Michelle Obama write the 2008 speech and that thought or phraseology was never used before?

About to leave Clyde. If I get time I will try to contrast compare the sentences.

At the end of the day this will be a joke on Twitter for a short time. But will lose steam quickly.

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At the end of the day this will be a joke on Twitter for a short time. But will lose steam quickly.

 

It should lose steam quickly but if they keep denying it they're going to keep it going longer than it should.

It should lose steam quickly but if they keep denying it they're going to keep it going longer than it should.

 

Correct.

 

Own it, fire someone and move on.

 

Unless the speechwriter is "unfireable".

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