lex (Nobody You Know) wrote in
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If it's true, lynching is far too quick.

Excoriation is best. In this method, strips of flesh are slowly separated
from the underlying tissue and pulled off the victim as one would remove
insulation from a wire. It's important to use small strips, as one would
not wish to hasten the process.

By the by, your use of the word "monkey" in the description of this
individual is insulting to all the good primates in zoos and jungles
around the world. Please restrict your comments to the offender without
casting aspersions on species of higher intellect.

In our country, peopled by men obsessed with their SUVs, Pickup Trucks,
Beer, and Sports, it's quite easy to see why the world is slipping into
hell with these morons still sporting a smile. To all you purists, I
realize that the monkey posting refers to a situation in Australia. But
in the good ol' United States of America, we have such great minds as
Peter Singer.

http://www.texlife.org/docs/singer.html


http://www.euthanasia.com/prince.html
"PRINCETON, N.J. -- April 1999 -- More than 100 protesters denounced
Princeton University on Saturday for hiring a philosopher whose extreme
views include allowing parents to end the lives of their severely
disabled infants.
"Nazi Germany did the same thing to the disabled, judging their lives not
worth living. We object to that," said John Scaturro, 49, who protested
near the Ivy League school along with his wife and young daughter.
"Killing a defective infant is not morally equivalent to killing a
person," he wrote in one book. "Sometimes it is not wrong at all."
"I don't want people killing babies like me or adults like me," Robert
said. "We're just as proud to be alive as anyone else. And we have that
right.""

Go ahead guys, concentrate on the important things, football, sex, beer,
trucks, and to hell with actually having an input into the destiny of
your children, grandchildren, and country.

The American politicians couldn't have it better, their constituency is
comprised of absolute morons that have no idea why they have the right to
vote.

Dr. Artaud

Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukah.

http://www.news.com.au/common/story_...,4057,8140887%
255E26462,00.html



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