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Old December 14th, 2004, 10:43 PM
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"Jonathan Cook" wrote in message
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Jon. (who has _truly_ never done much for his country)


You breath don't ya!

Good enough for me--and lots of others, I'd bet!

Mark

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Old December 14th, 2004, 10:44 PM
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"Jonathan Cook" wrote in message
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Dave, if no one ever protested in our country how would we ever
know if we're still free enough to peacefully allow it?


CUZ WE SAY SO......THAT'S HOW!

I for one
have never protested, nor ever served in the military,


I've done both. They tend to long stretches of brainless tedium relieved by
occasional bouts of ugliness.

but I'll
respect someone who believes strongly enough to do either.


Too bad. Respect SHOULD be earned.

Jon. (who has _truly_ never done much for his country)


They do most for their country who go about their legitimate business and
don't **** with their neighbors unnecessarily.

Wolfgang
who, being clueless about what he just set himself up for, sits back in
blithe admiration of his own cleverness.


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Old December 14th, 2004, 11:01 PM
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On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 16:44:17 -0600, "Wolfgang" wrote:

"Jonathan Cook" wrote in message


I for one
have never protested, nor ever served in the military,


I've done both. They tend to long stretches of brainless tedium relieved by
occasional bouts of ugliness.


Yeah, well, Ratsfuror Goering, signing up to be the winch polisher and comfort
girl on a BUSL so you can kill gooks doesn't exactly put you on the military
level of Alexander the Great (or even the lesser-known Alexander the Incompetent
Ignoramus), and whining about Ken, me, et al on ROFF doesn't exactly make you
Stokely Carmichael...

Dickie the Magnanimous
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Old December 14th, 2004, 11:01 PM
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On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 16:44:17 -0600, "Wolfgang" wrote:

"Jonathan Cook" wrote in message


I for one
have never protested, nor ever served in the military,


I've done both. They tend to long stretches of brainless tedium relieved by
occasional bouts of ugliness.


Yeah, well, Ratsfuror Goering, signing up to be the winch polisher and comfort
girl on a BUSL so you can kill gooks doesn't exactly put you on the military
level of Alexander the Great (or even the lesser-known Alexander the Incompetent
Ignoramus), and whining about Ken, me, et al on ROFF doesn't exactly make you
Stokely Carmichael...

Dickie the Magnanimous
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Old December 14th, 2004, 11:05 PM
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Tom writes:

While I kind of agree in principal with the 7 iron thing(can't picture
Ghandi with a weapon....), I will strongly disagree with this point. What
Ken was doing was the Exercise of Free Speech. Without him, and countless
others doing so, we haven't got a nation worth defending.
Tom


And, it is those that wear the uniform of the United States of America that
have ensured that he has that right, Tom. And I have never said he does not
have that right. Protest on, and on, by all means. But, there are better ways
of serving your country, and I'm not talking about enlisting in the military.

Fortenberry and his ilk bitch and moan about *everything* concerning
government, but they do absolutely nothing about it. When an election is held
and their candidate loses, they speak of revolution and protest. They never
speak of union. It is thei way or ELSE! So much for their "diversity".








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Old December 14th, 2004, 11:32 PM
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"Dave LaCourse" wrote in message
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Tom writes:

While I kind of agree in principal with the 7 iron thing(can't picture
Ghandi with a weapon....), I will strongly disagree with this point. What
Ken was doing was the Exercise of Free Speech. Without him, and countless
others doing so, we haven't got a nation worth defending.
Tom


And, it is those that wear the uniform of the United States of America
that
have ensured that he has that right, Tom.


Purest unadulterated horse****.......and almost everybody in this country
knows it. The uniformed services of the United States have done precious
little to enusre freedom of speech for it's citizens, and then only under
orders. They have, as often as not, been used for precisely the opposite
purpose. It is an eternal blemish on the character of Americans that ya'll
continuously allow this sick homicidal old piece of **** and millions more
like it to go on like this ad nauseum AND allow them to kill with your
blessings. It is difficult to imagine anything more disgusting.

And I have never said he does not
have that right. Protest on, and on, by all means. But, there are better
ways
of serving your country, and I'm not talking about enlisting in the
military.

Fortenberry and his ilk bitch and moan about *everything* concerning
government, but they do absolutely nothing about it. When an election is
held
and their candidate loses, they speak of revolution and protest. They
never
speak of union. It is thei way or ELSE! So much for their "diversity".


Does any of you actually have any idea of what this maggot is saying?

Wolfgang


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Old December 14th, 2004, 11:43 PM
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Dave LaCourse wrote:
snip
Fortenberry and his ilk bitch and moan about *everything* concerning
government, but they do absolutely nothing about it.


Boy, do you have *that* assbackwards. It's the Reaganistas who
would have us believe that government is bad and that the best
government is the least government. It's people like me and my
ilk who believe that government is necessary to regulate "free
market" capitalism, protect the rights of minorities and ensure
that *ALL* Americans are treated as if they were created equal.

When an election is held
and their candidate loses, they speak of revolution and protest. They never
speak of union. It is thei way or ELSE! So much for their "diversity".


When have you *ever* heard me speak of revolution ? Protest,
you're damn right, but the violent overthrow of the United
States government ? Not me, Chief, never no way.

--
Ken Fortenberry
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Old December 14th, 2004, 11:53 PM
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"Wolfgang" wrote in message ...

It is an eternal blemish on the character of Americans that ya'll continuously allow
this sick homicidal old piece of **** and millions more like it to go on like this ad
nauseum AND allow them to kill with your blessings. It is difficult to imagine
anything more disgusting.
Wolfgang


And what do you propose that WE do?

Mark --who can only surmise that you are includin' yourself in this "ya'll."
Although, I prefer y'all--

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Old December 14th, 2004, 11:54 PM
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Dave writes:
And, it is those that wear the uniform of the United States of America

that
have ensured that he has that right, Tom.

I may be wrong(and hope so), but I get the idea that you feel that those
folks are the ONLY ones who have ensured those rights. If so, I will
disagree once again. The rights we enjoy in this nation are ensured by a
host of folks from the military, to protesters, to the ACLU, to the folks
that Wolfgang described, merely minding their own day-to-day business.
No group can claim sole defense of our rights. Certainly, blindly serving a
senseless leadership in a senseless Mideast conflict doesn't ensure anything
good, that I can see.....


And I have never said he does not
have that right. Protest on, and on, by all means. But, there are better

ways
of serving your country, and I'm not talking about enlisting in the

military.
He also has the right to chose his contribution. Others will judge the
effectiveness, if any.

Fortenberry and his ilk bitch and moan about *everything* concerning
government, but they do absolutely nothing about it. When an election is

held
and their candidate loses, they speak of revolution and protest. They

never
speak of union. It is thei way or ELSE! So much for their "diversity".

I, for one, am all for peaceable compromise and government based on
principles which can obtain consensus support. The best of our politicians
often worked this way(LBJ was a master, for instance, Nixon wasn't half bad
at that technique, either). Diversity and consensus go out the window when
you claim "mandates" that do not exist, for positions strongly objected to
by nearly half of the population. Who, by the way, would you define as Ken's
"ilk"?
nothing wrong with protest, or
revolution
.....if justified.
Tom


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Old December 14th, 2004, 11:54 PM
Thomas Littleton
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Dave writes:
And, it is those that wear the uniform of the United States of America

that
have ensured that he has that right, Tom.

I may be wrong(and hope so), but I get the idea that you feel that those
folks are the ONLY ones who have ensured those rights. If so, I will
disagree once again. The rights we enjoy in this nation are ensured by a
host of folks from the military, to protesters, to the ACLU, to the folks
that Wolfgang described, merely minding their own day-to-day business.
No group can claim sole defense of our rights. Certainly, blindly serving a
senseless leadership in a senseless Mideast conflict doesn't ensure anything
good, that I can see.....


And I have never said he does not
have that right. Protest on, and on, by all means. But, there are better

ways
of serving your country, and I'm not talking about enlisting in the

military.
He also has the right to chose his contribution. Others will judge the
effectiveness, if any.

Fortenberry and his ilk bitch and moan about *everything* concerning
government, but they do absolutely nothing about it. When an election is

held
and their candidate loses, they speak of revolution and protest. They

never
speak of union. It is thei way or ELSE! So much for their "diversity".

I, for one, am all for peaceable compromise and government based on
principles which can obtain consensus support. The best of our politicians
often worked this way(LBJ was a master, for instance, Nixon wasn't half bad
at that technique, either). Diversity and consensus go out the window when
you claim "mandates" that do not exist, for positions strongly objected to
by nearly half of the population. Who, by the way, would you define as Ken's
"ilk"?
nothing wrong with protest, or
revolution
.....if justified.
Tom


 




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