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  #91  
Old June 8th 05, 07:35 PM
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"Thomas Ereston" wrote in message
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kurttrail typed:

Yeah, I understand where he is coming from, and that is why I stood up
to him. I will never back down to the PC police. Oh, they mean well,
just like the Nazis thought that they were doing good for their
society. But I happen to be a traditionalist American. I believe in
an absolute right to free speech, and will not stand aside quietly
when I see someone trying to infringe on it.

"Live Free or Die!"


The biggest danger to the freedom of speech comes from those who misuse
it!

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  #92  
Old June 8th 05, 07:37 PM
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But if you want to see a classic, read the exchange between Neil and

John
Eddy. Neil basically tells John that his problem with me is really

John's
problem and to deal with it. It is a perfect example of the British

false
sense of superiority over all!


ooops!

Did you intend to make a racist remark and upset all us English, or was
that just down to fingers operating without brain in gear ?


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Old June 8th 05, 08:17 PM
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Thomas Ereston wrote:
In ,
kurttrail typed:

Yeah, I understand where he is coming from, and that is why I stood
up to him. I will never back down to the PC police. Oh, they mean
well, just like the Nazis thought that they were doing good for their
society. But I happen to be a traditionalist American. I believe in
an absolute right to free speech, and will not stand aside quietly
when I see someone trying to infringe on it.

"Live Free or Die!"


The biggest danger to the freedom of speech comes from those who
misuse it!


LOL! If it can be "misused," then it is not free in the first place.

The biggest danger to free speech are those that are afraid to exercise
it, those that remain silent as free speech is limited over and over
again!

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  #94  
Old June 8th 05, 08:23 PM
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guestfromhell wrote:
But if you want to see a classic, read the exchange between Neil and
John Eddy. Neil basically tells John that his problem with me is
really John's problem and to deal with it. It is a perfect example
of the British false sense of superiority over all!


ooops!

Did you intend to make a racist remark and upset all us English, or
was that just down to fingers operating without brain in gear ?


In every stereotype there are those that are the embodiement of it.

And I didn't know that being English was being in a separate race! But
that about says it! Many Brits feel a sense of superiority to the point
where they even think that they are a totally separate race! Not a mix
of Celts, Norsemen, Normans, Anglos, Saxons . . . . plus!

But I'd rather be an Anglophile than a Francophile any day of the week!

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  #95  
Old June 8th 05, 10:08 PM
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On 6/8/05 11:24:09, Leythos wrote:

I would rather see people stand up and take action against the morons
asking for rights for terrorists, the terrorists that would kill the
people seeking to help them get rights, if they were able too.


Why is it that every time someone talks about respecting rights of /people/
(his, mine, and, yes, your rights!) and the principle of "innocent until
proven guilty", someone throws some terrorist FUD around?

Why are you not demanding justice for the victims of terrorists?


There is a difference between vengeance and justice. The importance of
human rights is one issue, atrocities committed by terrorists are another
issue. They are not really related.

Where was the due process for all the people, all over the world, killed
by terrorists?


Of course there was no due process. The difference between terrorism and
justice is due process. Either you provide it -- and are no terrorist -- or
you don't -- and you are a terrorist.

So if you want to deny people accused of terrorism due process, you become
at that very instant a terrorist yourself. Where does that leave your
justification for doing what you want to do?

Ask yourself this - would you want them freed if they were going to be
released into your local community and possibly living next door to you?


Ask yourself this: Would you want to be released (or get the right to "due
process") if you were locked up without due process? What guarantees you
that this won't happen to you if it can happen to some people?

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Old June 8th 05, 10:47 PM
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Of course we, the English are a separate race. We live in a separate
country called England, ditto the Scots and the Welsh.

What race did you think we were? Inuit ?

And saying 'separate race! Not a mix of Celts, Norsemen, Normans,
Anglos, Saxons . . . . plus!' is totally specious. Every race in the
world is a mix of genes. We all in the end are just variations of the
Homo Habilis that walked out of Africa 7 million years ago . Separate
races develope by developing unique gene pools, and by assimilating
unique sets of external genes.


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Old June 8th 05, 11:28 PM
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guestfromhell wrote:
Of course we, the English are a separate race. We live in a separate
country called England, ditto the Scots and the Welsh.

What race did you think we were? Inuit ?


White.

There are no Brits that are of the Indian race?


And saying 'separate race! Not a mix of Celts, Norsemen, Normans,
Anglos, Saxons . . . . plus!' is totally specious.


To you maybe. But each of those groups have distinct genetics
qualities.

Every race in the
world is a mix of genes.


Eventually we'll be of one race, if we survive long enough. One big
Melting Pot!

We all in the end are just variations of the
Homo Habilis that walked out of Africa 7 million years ago . Separate
races develope by developing unique gene pools, and by assimilating
unique sets of external genes.


And thanks to the shrinking of national and geographical borders due to
modern means of travel, we are becoming one race.

Brits are not a part of one race yet though, thanks to your former
far-flung empire, there are many races inhabiting the British Isles.

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  #99  
Old June 9th 05, 01:44 AM
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Leythos wrote:
In article ,
says...
Ask yourself this - would you want them freed if they were going to
be released into your local community and possibly living next door
to you?


How come you didn't answer my question?


I did! How come you didn't answer my post?


Ask yourself this: Would you want to be released (or get the right
to "due process") if you were locked up without due process? What
guarantees you that this won't happen to you if it can happen to
some people?


If I were locked up for the same reasons, I would want, guilty or not,
to be released.


You are so full of it! If you were forcibly taken from your country by
another country, for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, you'd
want the Rangers parashooting in to save your lame ass.

Now if you ask me, as a third-party, if I was
participating in a group activity that was got me thrown into gitmo,
if I expected any reason for mercy or legal representation, then I
would say no.

I've been in a number of countries where the residents hated
Americans, all Americans, without consideration for any individual,
and even been harassed and threatened just for being a white male
that appeared to be American. I give my government the benefit of
doubt in the case of terrorists, they can do what they want to them
anywhere in the world and I don't have any problem with it.


First they came for the Communists,
and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Communist.

Then they came for the Jews,
and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew.

Then they came for the trade unionists,
and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a trade unionist.

Then they came for the Catholics,
and I didn't speak up because I was a Protestant.

Then they came for me -
and by that time no one was left to speak up.

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  #101  
Old June 9th 05, 02:21 AM
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"Leythos" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...
Leythos wrote:
In article ,
says...
Ask yourself this - would you want them freed if they were going to
be released into your local community and possibly living next door
to you?

How come you didn't answer my question?


I did! How come you didn't answer my post?


Ask yourself this: Would you want to be released (or get the right
to "due process") if you were locked up without due process? What
guarantees you that this won't happen to you if it can happen to
some people?

If I were locked up for the same reasons, I would want, guilty or not,
to be released.


You are so full of it! If you were forcibly taken from your country by
another country, for being in the wrong place at the wrong time, you'd
want the Rangers parashooting in to save your lame ass.

Now if you ask me, as a third-party, if I was
participating in a group activity that was got me thrown into gitmo,
if I expected any reason for mercy or legal representation, then I
would say no.

I've been in a number of countries where the residents hated
Americans, all Americans, without consideration for any individual,
and even been harassed and threatened just for being a white male
that appeared to be American. I give my government the benefit of
doubt in the case of terrorists, they can do what they want to them
anywhere in the world and I don't have any problem with it.


First they came for the Communists,
and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Communist.

Then they came for the Jews,
and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew.

Then they came for the trade unionists,
and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a trade unionist.

Then they came for the Catholics,
and I didn't speak up because I was a Protestant.

Then they came for me -
and by that time no one was left to speak up.


Although Catholics might be considered terrorists in history and some
countries, it's a far leap to lump them in the same boat as
terrorists/insurgents detained in gitmo and other locations.


Bush is a terrorist that uses WMDs. How come you're not calling out for his
detention without legal counsel, charges or bail?

Alias


  #102  
Old June 9th 05, 02:28 AM
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Leythos wrote:
In article ,
says...
Leythos wrote:
In article ,
says...
Ask yourself this - would you want them freed if they were going
to be released into your local community and possibly living next
door to you?

How come you didn't answer my question?


I did! How come you didn't answer my post?


Ask yourself this: Would you want to be released (or get the right
to "due process") if you were locked up without due process? What
guarantees you that this won't happen to you if it can happen to
some people?

If I were locked up for the same reasons, I would want, guilty or
not, to be released.


You are so full of it! If you were forcibly taken from your country
by another country, for being in the wrong place at the wrong time,
you'd want the Rangers parashooting in to save your lame ass.

Now if you ask me, as a third-party, if I was
participating in a group activity that was got me thrown into gitmo,
if I expected any reason for mercy or legal representation, then I
would say no.

I've been in a number of countries where the residents hated
Americans, all Americans, without consideration for any individual,
and even been harassed and threatened just for being a white male
that appeared to be American. I give my government the benefit of
doubt in the case of terrorists, they can do what they want to them
anywhere in the world and I don't have any problem with it.


First they came for the Communists,
and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Communist.

Then they came for the Jews,
and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a Jew.

Then they came for the trade unionists,
and I didn't speak up because I wasn't a trade unionist.

Then they came for the Catholics,
and I didn't speak up because I was a Protestant.

Then they came for me -
and by that time no one was left to speak up.


Although Catholics might be considered terrorists in history and some
countries, it's a far leap to lump them in the same boat as
terrorists/insurgents detained in gitmo and other locations.


Dude, you are a fascist. You are incapable of understanding the meaning
of the story. About keeping silent when a gov't starts taking away
people outside of the law.

But then again, you think that liberals should be GITMOized. I really
feel sorry for you that you are such a intolerant human being.

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  #103  
Old June 9th 05, 02:30 AM
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"Leythos" wrote in message
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In article ,

Although Catholics might be considered terrorists in history and some
countries, it's a far leap to lump them in the same boat as
terrorists/insurgents detained in gitmo and other locations.



I consider Americans terrorists. They deal with the Saudi's who
contribute to the Terrorists. They invade other countries without
sufficient proof such as IRAQ. Why? Because they are an Oil hungry
nation. Americans shoot first, ask questions after. They also killed
many Brits soldiers which they try and hide. The American government is
a bunch of brain washing fools. They duped almost everybody about IRAQ.
They actually wanted to go to War with IRAQ before targeting Afghanistan
after the WTC incident.

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  #104  
Old June 9th 05, 02:36 AM
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Leythos wrote:
In article ,
says...
Leythos wrote:
In article ,
says...
Those that get upset
over mere words, in my opinion, are the ones with the problem!

Just so you know, even though you didn't post this to me, I don't
actually get upset or bothered by people being rude, it's a fact of
Usenet and nature.


That you needed to go out of your way to state that it doesn't bother
you, would suggest that it does, at the very least, on a subconscious
level.


Actually, I find it amusing that the ones doing it make excuses for
it, and that they can't find anything other than "because I want to
and it's my right" as a justification.


LOL! Whatever dude.

It's interesting to watch
people, sometimes interacting with them, just to see how they react
and what motivates them. You are actually one of my favorite ones to
watch this way.


I'm entertaining. And I believe that I've told you a while back that I
play act to entertain, while I also make my points. And with you, not
only do I make my points, I expose you for what you really are. A
fascist.

I am the patriot the believes in the true tradition values that the US
was founded on. You are a throw back to the darkest eras of humanity.
And I feel sorry for you. It must be hell living life thinking most
people are your enemy.

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  #105  
Old June 9th 05, 02:56 AM
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Do you read the newspaper in Canada? If you do then you will know that half
of the people in this country did not vote for Bush, so please do not
characterize all Americans as imperialists, and I wont assume all Canadians
love snowmobiles, beer and hockey. Eh?

"T" wrote in message
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"Leythos" wrote in message
...
In article ,

Although Catholics might be considered terrorists in history and some
countries, it's a far leap to lump them in the same boat as
terrorists/insurgents detained in gitmo and other locations.



I consider Americans terrorists. They deal with the Saudi's who contribute
to the Terrorists. They invade other countries without sufficient proof
such as IRAQ. Why? Because they are an Oil hungry nation. Americans shoot
first, ask questions after. They also killed many Brits soldiers which
they try and hide. The American government is a bunch of brain washing
fools. They duped almost everybody about IRAQ. They actually wanted to go
to War with IRAQ before targeting Afghanistan after the WTC incident.

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