Re: UK: They banned smoking, now they're after the sandwiches

Mark Peeples wrote:
Ken Dixon wrote:
Ngo Dinh Diem wrote:


Terrorism is defined as "the use of violence and threats to intimidate
or coerce, esp. for political purposes"-seems awfully familiar, don't
you think? Many American forays come to mind. According to this Bush
1/2, Rice, Powell, Rumsfeld, Cheney, Reagan and a whole host of others
should be denied their civil liberties and 'waterboarded'/have dogs
set upon them/humiliated/urinated upon/chained in cells with perpetual
light and deproved of sleep or otherwise maltreated by sadistic
rednecks in filthy cells in countries with, shall we say, a more
flexible approach to human rights-but that's not going to happen now
is it?



We're dealing with a religious/terrorist movement that saws peoples heads off with butcher knives and blows up mass transportation systems to make a point and I'm supposed to get upset over some *** losing some sleep and waterboarding.


Ngo Dinh Diem,

You know what, *** you and your politics. PLEASE, PLEASE live somewhere other than OUR USA. You obviously have no tolerance for the most tolerant country on the globe.


He actually lives in New Zealand, I think. Not that it matters. His mind inhabits a world of factual distortions, unfounded speculations, willful exaggerations, inadequate scholarship, egregious errors and blatant falsehoods; but he thinks that's where *we* live. He's young and has a head full of mush. He can't tell the difference between *** and brown shoe polish without written instructions from "authoritative sources." Pity him.


BTW, did I forget to say *** YOU??!!
And I'm just barely being tolerant by saying that.


I understand.

Regards,

Tim Parker ... Germain's Medium Flake in a basket billiard


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"It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or
the baker that we expect our dinner, but from their regard to
their own interest." - Adam Smith
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