wclevinger
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- Apr 8, 2008
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I agree with Angel heart.
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it really is like pimp slapping a down syndrome kid.
I have a good sense of humor. I don't see the humor in throwing insults which have no bearing on the subject at hand around (for example, I don't think calling me a bitch was particularly funny, because it wasn't meant in a funny way, and it had nothing to do with anything being discussed.) Nor do I see what's funny about impersonating the other side, spouting gibberish on a web site, then bragging about it...as if that somehow proves that the other side is just as twisted and without integrity as the person doing it.
Tell me something funny, I'll laugh. But humor has to have some intelligence to it.
I never said you called me a bitch.
It never fails to amaze me that lefties can't get past the "who" to reach the "what". You guys just have no use for the truth.
The quotes are real quotes, owned by the people who made them. Quotes from CBS newsmen, Boston globe editor, etc. These are comments made by YOUR GUYS.
But go ahead and stick your fingers in your ears and yell "I CAN'T HEAR YOU I CAN'T HEAR YOU I CAN'T HEAR YOU!" if you like. It just makes you look dumber than usual.
It comes down to if you have the right to refuse care for a child. Does the child deserve to be protected until adulthood when they can make that choice for themselves?
I see. So basically, in your opinion, the parents are only held responsible for their children/children's actions, but have to authority to raise them as they see fit. That's so bullshit a double standard it's as obvious as day an not the least bit funny.
Who cares what the parents believe indeed.
What you're basically arguing is that you can dictate to people what you wish for them to believe. Way to go, Adolph.
There is no difference. YOUR decision to make YOUR child a spineless pussy because YOU don't believe in violence killed him as dead as if you pulled the trigger yourself.
Now would you like to check out the probability of being the victim of a violent crime in this country -- statistics, not superstition?
Please tell me how your belief has not caused the death of your child anymore than the person's in the original article.
I'm ALL ears ....
No need to twist my argument. Parents are responsible for their children's wellbeing. They're also responsible for raising their children according to the law and accepted social standards. Where is the problem?
You're over-reaching old son, stick with the argument, not your fevered analogies.
I'm not twisting your statement. I merely added the rest of the double-standard to the half-case you presented. Parents are held liable for what their children do and are responsible for what happens to their children; yet, they increasingly are robbed of the authority to make decisions in regard to their children and/or enforce rules with them.
The "problem" is obvious. There is no law I am aware of that REQUIRES one to take their child to the a hospital to see a Dr each and every time they are sick.
And that "accepted social standards" is a crock. You mean YOUR accepted social standards. I know plenty of people that use natural remedies for ailments. I do. I don't need to spend a fortune while some quack tries to figure out his ass from a hole in the ground -- that hole being the one he's worried about missing t-time for.
It has nothing to do with my religion that i have no faith in the medical system you consider "socially acceptable."