Except when you kill murders, they are likely not to kill again, which is pro-life.
What a stupid thing to say. By your logic, killing Republicans is pro-life, because then they won't start pointless wars.
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Except when you kill murders, they are likely not to kill again, which is pro-life.
wow, you save some of this vitriolic obsession for quite some time, don't you? Do you have all of my posts saved in a file for frequent perusal titled "MichaelFJF and DieHappy, I'm not sure how it's pronounced, but I think it's..." and then you light a candle, put in some Belinda Carlisle, and fall asleep to a dream of he and I in a Star Trek style death match for your hand?
See, the problem with this whole line of yours is that no one has yet come up with the primary debate transcripts, where I claimed to have heard it. You can accuse me of not backing up my claim, but when you accuse me of lying you are being nothing more than a brainless attack dog, bringing nothing constructive to the threads in which you participate and making yourself look the fool for believing that a transcript of debate against a different opponent in a different part of the state somehow proves me wrong.
I can't prove my claim right, but you have not proved it wrong, which means you have no authority to call me a liar.
I have plenty of authority to call you a small, friendless, man who's narcissism is only matched by his hatred of conservatives he's never met, however.
Yes, too many cannot separate the two, but Quayle did, in the text of the speech, and Carson said flat out that he couldn't. People who hadn't heard the speech but did watch the tonight sow were left with the clear impression that quayle thought murphy brown was a real person.
So, you agree with him as well. The thing no one seems to remember is that nearly 20 years ago hardly anyone had the guts to say that it is ideal to have a mother and a father. Now we all agree with what quayle was eviscerated for.
You have fallen into personal attack, not I. I simply said your memory has proven false in the past and is not a reliable source.
I agree with just about all of this, and see? The debate should have been about whether entertainment influences or mirrors society, but thanks to Carson and the Bush-Quayle hating media, the discussion was about how Quayle believed Murphy brown was a real person.Really? How do you know this? He seemed to think Murphy Brown was a force for influencing societal mores and standards. I thought Murphy Brown was a character in a sitcom, and not a very good sitcom at that. I also thought Harry Potter was fantasy too, however, so maybe I am just perceptive.
I think having a mother and father is a good thing. I do not think a single mother or father is an evil or horrible thing. I also do not think I am going to go out and buy yogurt because Michael on Burn Notice likes yogurt (I hate yogurt). I am a strong enough personality to NOT base my entire life on what I see on television. Maybe I am just exceptional?
You asked a question, I responded perfectly politely, you responded by calling me a liar, and now you trot out the victim card? OK, whatever.
I agree with just about all of this, and see? The debate should have been about whether entertainment influences or mirrors society, but thanks to Carson and the Bush-Quayle hating media, the discussion was about how Quayle believed Murphy brown was a real person.