--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "authfriend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > -- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "do.rflex" <do.rflex@> wrote: > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "authfriend" <jstein@> wrote: > <snip> > > > (Obviously, be careful that if you reply to this, > > > you don't accidentally post it to FFL. We don't > > > want all that work we did to be for nothing.) > > > > Unbelievable puerile inanity from someone I used to > > genuinely respect. > > Translation: Boy, do I look stupid. How to > recoup? I know! I'll say I don't respect her any > more. Yeah, that's it! > > You see, folks, when John claims "sexual assault" > is equivalent to "rape" and cites figures for the > former to "prove" I was lying about the latter, > that isn't "puerile inanity," no sireebob. > > It's only "puerile inanity" when I provide links > showing what an extraordinary blooper that was > on his part. > > John, poopsie, you've been losing my respect > starting long before the political campaign > became an issue here. And since it's become an > issue, that respect has really hit bottom--not > because you support Obama, but because you can't > deal substantively and reasonably with those who > don't agree with you; instead you resort to > childish insults (speaking of puerile inanity). > > ----- > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "do.rflex" <do.rflex@> wrote: > > > > TOLEDO, Ohio -- Sen. Barack Obama distanced himself from the voter > > registration group ACORN but also downplayed the fraud controversy > > that has embroiled the organization in recent days. > <snip> > > "Having run a voter registration drive, I know how problems arise," > > Obama said, referring to work he did years ago in Illinois. "This is > > typically a situation where ACORN probably paid people to get > > registrations and these folks, not wanting to actually register > people > > because that's actually hard work, just went into a phone book or > made > > up names and submitted false registrations to get paid. So there's > > been fraud perpetrated probably on ACORN if they paid these > > individuals and they actually didn't do registrations." > > > > But Obama continued, "This isn't a situation where there's actually > > people who are going to try to vote because these are phony names. > > It's doubtful Tony Romo is gonna show up in Ohio to vote," he said, > > referring to the Dallas Cowboys quarterback, whose name surfaced on > > Nevada ACORN forms. > > Hmmm. That's just what I said in a post last week. > > And yet, according to you, John, I'm "hysterical, > hateful and freaky lately." > > (Hey, Ruth, are you keeping a list of the names > people call me and raunchydog?)
When was the last time you offered anything positive, Judy? If a whole bunch of people are telling you something is wrong with your act maybe just maybe you could possibly consider a little self-reflection. Or maybe not. Bye.
