Jackie Fellows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Terry
I really don't know where you are coming from--I said I believed--not that he
was--but that I believed was a liar. Nowhere did I acknowledge or say he was a
perjuror. Yes you are free to say any ole thing you want, but when you are
discussing something to provide evidence for your view, you don't state as a fact
that the man was a perjuror. In a discussion like this, perjuror has a whole
different meaning.
LOL--that is why I flunked your test--the decision on whether I passed or not was
yours to make--purely a subjective decision, I would say. But I believed I flunked,
therefore because I believed that was the truth, I am telling the truth when I say I
flunked. Sorry a score of -0.
jackief
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> Hi Jackie,
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> There is nothing in our tradition or Constitution that requires that we not
> speak plainly. If I choose to call Al Capone a racketeer, Andrew Cunanan a
> serial murderer, Clarence Thomas a perjurer, Bill Clinton an adulterer it is
> idiocy to claim I am doing something wrong because they were never tried and
> convicted of these things. A perjurer is a felon who lies under oath about
> a material matter. Justice Thomas did that as you acknowledge. Why should
> we not speak plainly? If he feels he is grievously wronged he can sue.
>
> How would you know you flunked the test if you did not know the answers? I
> congratulate you on 100%.
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> Best, Terry
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> "Lawyer - one trained to circumvent the law" - The Devil's Dictionary
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