Prove it. You're lying when you said you posted citations to show it.
I looked at all your posts from yesterday. At 4:06PM PDT, in a thread
entitled "Idiot's Idol Zimmerman Using Klan/NRA Money to Buy Jurors?",
you wrote "He WAS a captain in the neighborhood watch. I posted proof
today." At 4:46AM PDT, you wrote - in response to a post by Tim Howard
purporting to show that Zimmerman was *not* part of any official
neighborhood watch program - "If he wasn't part of the official
neighborhood watch then he's in a shit load of trouble."
At *NO* time in between those two posts did you put up anything showing
that Zimmerman was part of a neighborhood watch program. In fact, the
Tim Howard post to which you responded contained this:
Now, through a statement released by the National Sheriffs'
Association (NSA) -- the parent organization of
USAonWatch-Neighborhood Watch -- it has been revealed that
Zimmerman was not a member of any group recognized by the
organization.
So, you're lying when you say you "posted" something that showed
Zimmerman was in fact part of a neighborhood watch program, let alone
that he was the "captain" of it.
You're just lying, as usual.
>>>>>>>>>>> Get back to us on that.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> And now we know why you've never been married and why you don't date.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> I'm married and have been for coming up on 12 years. I have an 11 year
>>>>>>>>>> old son who was born in wedlock...as it is supposed to be done.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> Who says it's supposed to be done that way?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Everyone knows it is supposed to be done that way.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> No, you're wrong and in fact there are more and more cohabitation
>>>>>>> couples..its' becoming "the new norm" whether you like it or not.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> And everyone knows that it's wrong,
>>>>>
>>>>> No, everyone doesn't know that.
>>>>
>>>> Everyone *does* know it, but many disregard it.
>>>>
>>> Nope. YOU are not the decider.
>>
>> I didn't say I was. However, I am a very good moral observer.
>>
> So am I.
You're not. Ultra-extremists like you never are - you can't be.
>>>>>> but because the leftists have destroyed the notion of moral standards, they do it anyway.
>>>>>>
>>>>> Who's moral standards are you talking about?
>>>>
>>>> The prevailing moral standards up until the late 1960s.
>>>>
>>> Thanks for admitting you're 40 years behind the times.
>>
>> That's just when the very notion of moral standards came under attack.
> .
> No, that's when YOUR version of moral standards came under attack.
It's when the very idea of moral standards came under attack.
>> It is not just that the standards changed over time; it's that the
>> entire idea of having moral standards at all came to be seen as quaint.
>>
> And wrong again. There are still morals...
Barely. The mob of which you're a part has none.
>> It explains the biggest part of our social problems since then.
>>
>>
>>>>>> Well, one fact is clear: on average, children born in wedlock have
>>>>>> *FAR* better life outcomes than bastard children like Trayvon Martin.
>>>>>> This is known to social scientists across the political spectrum.
>>>>>>
>>>>> This is true in today's society. However that is changing.
>>>>
>>>> No, it isn't. In fact, the disparity in life outcomes between bastards
>>>> and children born to married couples is widening.
>>>>
>>> That fact that you used the term "bastards" shows how out of touch
>>> with TODAY you are. You're an old black and white movie.
>>
>> What I said is nonetheless true: bastards have a very worse life
>> outcome, on average, than children born to married parents, just as
>> children born to married parents whose parents subsequently divorce
>> have, on average, worse life outcomes than those whose parents remain
>> married and committed to seeing their children reach adulthood well
>> prepared to function as adults. There obviously are exceptions, of
>> course, but the averages are unmistakable. Bastards have very much
>> worse life prospects.
>>
> That is changing.
It's not. The gulf is *widening*.
A very well-known liberal, Barbara Dafoe Whitehead, wrote a piece in The
Atlantic back in 1993, 19 years ago this month, called "Dan Quayle was
Right." She wrote then,
According to a growing body of social-scientific evidence,
children in families disrupted by divorce and out-of-wedlock birth
do worse than children in intact families on several measures of
well-being. Children in single-parent families are six times as
likely to be poor. They are also likely to stay poorer longer.
Twenty-two percent of children in one-parent families will
experience poverty during childhood for seven years or more, as
compared with only two percent of children in two-parent
families. A 1988 survey by the National Center for Health
Statistics found that children in single-parent families are two
to three times as likely as children in two-parent families to
have emotional and behavioral problems. They are also more likely
to drop out of high school, to get pregnant as teenagers, to abuse
drugs, and to be in trouble with the law. Compared with children
in intact families, children from disrupted families are at much
higher risk for physical or sexual abuse.
Things have only got worse for bastards since then, and they *continue*
to worsen.
You're wrong, but because you're morally bankrupt, as are all crazed
extremists, you can't learn from your errors.
>>>>>>>> Only vapid moral relativists
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Now explain that term to us
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Is English not your native language? Pity.
>>>>>>
>>>>> So you can't. Just as I expected.
>>>>
>>>> You wouldn't understand it - just as I expected.
>>>>
>>> SO you used a term, directed to me, that you EXPECTED I wouldn't
>>> understand?
>>
>> I figured most educated people would get it. As you clearly are poorly
>> educated, I expected you might not. In any case, the term is written in
>> standard English. It should be hard to figure out what it means.
>>
> Then explain it for me.
Just look up each of the words - there are only three of them, after all
- and try to make sense of it. Here's some help: "vapid" is an
adjective. "Moral relativists" is a compound noun: "moral" is
ordinarily an adjective in the context, but taken together the
expression "moral relativists" describes a class of people, so it's a noun.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> - that is, morally bankrupt people
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Who sets the standards for morals?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> It doesn't matter who sets them - they exist, and people know what they are.
>>>>>>
>>>>> WHO sets the moral standards.
>>>>
>>>> It doesn't matter who sets them. In fact, no identifiable persons set them.
>>>>
>>> Then what are they?
>>
>> You know what moral standards are.
>>
> Sure I do. You don't.
I do - better than you, even.
>
> Darwin wrote a book about your kind.
No, he didn't.
>>>>>>>> - try to rationalize that it is acceptable to bear children out of
>>>>>>>> wedlock.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> What about a gay couple?
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Queers can bear children conceived by the two of them? I don't think so.
>>>>>>
>>>>> "queers"?
>>>>
>>>> Yes.
>>
>> Queers is a perfectly good word for them.
>>
> If it's 1960.
Any time.