wrote:

What Hanoie Jane Fonda did IS an act of Treason.She is a Traitor to the
United States of America.I wish I had been that Veteran who SPIT on
her.(Thank You,Sir.I Salute you) Similarly,I SPIT on her every day.
cuhulin

The Beast Master must have renamed Blueberry as Hanoi Jane.

JB

I feel sorry for you,John Banard and Honus and m II.Really,I do.
cuhulin

The Beastmaster and Blueberry....huh????????

Look,leave my dog out of this.She has never been abused.I challenge
anybody to come to 1304 Denson Ave,Jackson,Mississippi and lets take her
to any veteranarian of your choice.Put your money where your mouth is!
cuhulin

On Fri, 29 Jul 2005 15:44:07 -0500, wrote:

Look,leave my dog out of this.She has never been abused.I challenge
anybody to come to 1304 Denson Ave,Jackson,Mississippi and lets take her
to any veteranarian of your choice.Put your money where your mouth is!
cuhulin

Better than putting money where your mouth has been. huh,
Blueberry.

wrote:
Look,leave my dog out of this.She has never been abused.I challenge
anybody to come to 1304 Denson Ave,Jackson,Mississippi and lets take her
to any veteranarian of your choice.Put your money where your mouth is!
cuhulin

Nobody wants to visit your neighborhood unless they are carrying a
weapon of some sort. That area is rampant with jungle bunnies.

Quit cornholing that dog and nobody will respond to your bestiality.

George Ashley W4FQF

Cuhulin has a dog fetish; hence, I call him the Beastmaster. His dog's
name is Blueberry and I'll leave it to you to connect the disgusting
dots.

Cheers

John Barnard

"John S." wrote:

The Beastmaster and Blueberry....huh????????

Eric F. Richards wrote:
Spare me.

Ignorant? yes.

Propogandistic? yes.

Treasonous? not even close.

LEARN WHAT WORDS MEAN before you use them!

Also, learn about U.S. history. It is EXTREMELY hard to charge
someone with treason -- that vas VERY intentional by the founding
fathers.

Finally, try this: Disennt is not treason. Dissent is not treason.
Dissent is not treason. Tattoo it on the inside of your eyelids until
any moment not thinking -- which for you should be nearly all the time
-- is occupied by that phrase.

Agreed.

To the writer of that excrement:

Clearly you haven't heard of the firebombing of Tokyo, which was more
destructive to lives than both atomic detonations together.
And so what. Both the firebombing and the nuclear explosions were
designed to get the Japanese to stop fighting a losing battle. One
that would have cost our side and theirs huge numbers of killed had a
land invasion taken place.

You haven't heard of the bombing of Koln and Dresden.

I like to think of them as partial payback for London and numerous
concentration camps.


For that matter, you haven't heard of the Rape of Nanking, Serbia,
Rawanda and Somalia. You, sir and/or madam, need a ****ing clue.
Unless, of course, you LIKE your ignorance, and like waving it around
in public...

Y'all are a collection of stupid, ideological ****s. Get lives, or
stop wasting ours. Please.


The author of that piece sees the world in colored and white terms:
The white oppressors against the colored (usually black) oppressed.
I'm gonna guess he is also a proponent of slavery reparations for those
with some link to the formerly oppressed from those with some link to
the former oppressors.

"John S." wrote:


Clearly you haven't heard of the firebombing of Tokyo, which was more
destructive to lives than both atomic detonations together.
And so what. Both the firebombing and the nuclear explosions were
designed to get the Japanese to stop fighting a losing battle. One
that would have cost our side and theirs huge numbers of killed had a
land invasion taken place.

The point, which you seem to have missed, too, is that just because it
used a fission reaction doesn't make it the ultimate evil. Tokyo,
Dresden, Koln were all far more destructive. I'm not talking about
motives here, so spare me. The POINT is, the nukes were destructive
as in what a single bomb could do, but they sure as hell weren't when
compared mission-for-mission.

I would have far rather been 5 miles away from Hiroshima than 5 miles
away from Dresden. I suspect even at that distance I could have been
sucked in by the firestorm.

--
Eric F. Richards

"The weird part is that I can feel productive even when I'm doomed."
- Dilbert

There was a big Dresden exibit here in Jackson,Mississippi a year or so
ago.Do a www.devilfinder.com for it,if you are interested.I also have
a few videos of it.I went to it and I took a bunch of pictures with my
Kodak camera and snail mailed some pictures to that married Irish woman
wayyyy over yonder across the big pond.There have been some other big
major exibits here in Jackson too,Spain and France to name a few.In
September of this year,Celtic Fest Mississippi will be in Jackson,it is
an annual event thingy,wild Horses can't keep me away.
cuhulin