Are you confusing me with someone else Kevin? When did I ever in my
life say anything about you losing an election?
In fact the last time you ran and a paper mentioned just your two
opponants, I fired off a letter to the editor for not giving you
equal time. Alot of thanks I get for sticking up for you, you
ungrateful SOB.
Any "losing" I refered to was about the whole anti-ED movement in
New Jersey. They ignore the philosophical leftward shift of the
nation on private property rights as the root cause, so they are
never going to win - ever.
The reason - fear of their own philosophy. Most of the "activists"
are on the left, so to take on Ginsberg, Breyer, et. al. is to
reject their own political side - so they ignore it. Keep ignoring
it - keep losing the ED fight.
Watch your next post. You'll ignore the whole subject yet again.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Kevin Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Oh and Tommy, next time you want to take a shot at me for not
winning
> an election, why don't you come out of the hidding place of your
> safety zone and put your name out there and on ballot.
>
> It's easy to call the game from the "cheap" seats.
>
> You remind me of Ellcus.
>
> Ellcus use to sit in the colliseum in ancient Rome as a spectator
> when the christians were brought out for the lions. Every event
he
> drank cheap wine, and ridiculed how clumsey they were, running
into
> each other and pointing out to his peers, they should have done
this,
> or that to escape the jaws of the lions.
>
> One day a business deal went sour, and his debts were cured by him
> being sold into slavery. He wound up in the lion's den. As he
> screamed in horror and pain, a christian whose daughter was
> slughtered a few months earlier, remembering his taunts that day
> heard his screams, and ran to him and said; "Be at Peace, your
> forgiven, join me as we go to a better place today."
>
> A Modern Day Parable by Kevin Brown " Ellcus is a fictional
> character" The moral is true.
>
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