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Aaron Katz

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:26:22 AM12/2/02
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On 02 Dec 2002 05:19:14 GMT, david...@aol.com (DavidM3825) wrote:

>>>The shame is that in real life teachers are corrupting kids today into
>>>thinking just like Meadow.
>
>Yes Meadow should stay at home and her father can teach her what its like to be
>an honest hard working person. He can also teach her about blacks and gays too.

and if any of the women misbehave, tony can hit them! cause thats the
way things should be in johns world


aaron katz- still and always "the leading authority"
aaro...@earthlink.net

John Smith

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:24:41 AM12/2/02
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The problem today is that gay bastards like you want society to elevate a
deviant perversion to a societal norm. There is nothing normal about it.
All of you should go back in the closet where you belong.


Jeremy Sykes

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:27:34 AM12/2/02
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John Smith wrote:

> What is this word "homophobe"?
> Just because someone does not approve
> of something does not mean they are scared of it.
> Liberal assholes like you invented that word.

Tightass liberaphobe.

DavidM3825

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:29:18 AM12/2/02
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>The problem today is that gay bastards like you want society to elevate a
>deviant perversion to a societal norm. There is nothing normal about it.
>All of you should go back in the closet where you belong.

Ignorance is not an answer. Did you not know that what you call perverse
happens in many heterosexual bedrooms? Obviously not.

Matt378

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:29:25 AM12/2/02
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>The problem today is that gay bastards like you want society to elevate a
>deviant perversion to a societal norm. There is nothing normal about it.
>All of you should go back in the closet where you belong.

That shows your ignorance right there, John. I never said I was gay. You
assumed that.

Kenneth Crudup

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:34:03 AM12/2/02
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In article <AJBG9.203153$Up6.37...@twister.nyc.rr.com>,
John Smith <sm...@internet.com> wrote:

>What is this word "homophobe"? Just because someone does not approve of
>something does not mean they are scared of it.

I gotta agree with you here. I suspect it was the first word they picked
out of a hat.

-Kenny

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Bad Boy Irish Mikey D

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:35:36 AM12/2/02
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Aaron Katz <amk...@earthlink.net> wrote:

>moby dick also had references to homosexuality. herman melville was
>gay, and his books reflected that

Wow, you read books? I've heard of people doing that, I just never met
anyone who did.

Mike

John Smith

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:34:25 AM12/2/02
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You sure sound like a gay.

I am sick and tired of hearing about gay rights and all this bullshit that
it is just an alternative lifestyle. You sick bastards try to equate this
lifestyle with that of normal people and that is wrong. There is nothing
normal about it. You sick people want children at young ages to learn about
it, you want these deviants to adopt children.

You are part of the perversion of this society.


Aaron Katz

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:37:55 AM12/2/02
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On Mon, 02 Dec 2002 05:24:41 GMT, "John Smith" <sm...@internet.com>
wrote:

>The problem today is that gay bastards like you want society to elevate a
>deviant perversion to a societal norm. There is nothing normal about it.
>All of you should go back in the closet where you belong.
>

yes, yes, because you grew up in a very conservative, tight,
homophobic household everythin you say is obvioulsy true. i bet if you
see a muslim on the street you yell "Terrorist!"

Sean G.

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:39:30 AM12/2/02
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"Matt378" <mat...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >anyone who does not like gays is a homphobe, is that right?
> >It sure seems that way...
> >
> >Stupid...
>
> He certainly seems rather fearful of gays to me if he gets his undies in a
> bunch over the idea that maybe a character in a piece of fiction might
possibly
> be, on some deeper level, intended to be homosexual.


No he seems bigoted...not fearful.

That is where the definition loses its meaning....

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S.
Proud American Infidel since 1973


Matt378

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:41:04 AM12/2/02
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>You sure sound like a gay.
>
>I am sick and tired of hearing about gay rights and all this bullshit that
>it is just an alternative lifestyle. You sick bastards try to equate this
>lifestyle with that of normal people and that is wrong. There is nothing
>normal about it. You sick people want children at young ages to learn about
>it.

Just so I understand your argument here, a child Anthony Jrs age is too
young to learn about homosexuality?
And whats with this "you want these deviants to do this. You want these
deviants to do that?" Don't assume to know what I want.

>You are part of the perversion of this society.

And you are the part of society holding back the progression of the rest of us.

Aaron Katz

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:44:59 AM12/2/02
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im a rare breed mikey, a rare breed

MalumRegnat

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:48:25 AM12/2/02
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"John Smith" <sm...@internet.com> wrote in message
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| The problem today is that gay bastards like you want society to elevate a
| deviant perversion to a societal norm. There is nothing normal about it.
| All of you should go back in the closet where you belong.
|

You are sounding more and more like a homophobe with every post.
--
Carpe noctem.
Malum Regnat-
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Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player
That struts and frets his hour upon the stage
And then is heard no more: it is a tale
Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury,
Signifying nothing. -Macbeth


John Smith

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:47:57 AM12/2/02
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Too young to learn about homo's...

Who is supposed to teach children? Do sick bastards like you believe that
schools have a responsibility to teach children about this?

It has no place in school. This is usurping the morality of parents.
Schools are churning out dumber children every year but it seems to be a
priority to discuss homosexuality. This is sick. If you think schools
should teach this to children then you are a sick phuck.


Craig

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:51:59 AM12/2/02
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> 1. its possible to not approve of homosexuality and not be a
> homophobe. a homophobe is someone who blames gay people for their
> problems. for example, bigot 1 says "i do not approve of gays". he is
> not a homophobe. bigot 2 says "gays caused the sept. 11 attacks" he is
> a homophobe

That doesn't make them a bigot either. People can think what they want,
as long as they don't act on those un-PC thoughts (ie, discriminate)
then there really isn't a problem.

--
Craig

Matt378

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:55:06 AM12/2/02
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>If you think schools
>should teach this to children then you are a sick phuck.

Just by the way you spell "phuck," you allow us all to take great liberties
when assessing the quality of your own education.

Jeremy Sykes

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:55:59 AM12/2/02
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John Smith wrote:

> You sick bastards try to equate this lifestyle with
> that of normal people and that is wrong. There is

> nothing normal about it. You sick people ... are


> part of the perversion of this society.

And you angry limp noodles are the other part.
Try Brewer's Yeast. It'll put lead in your pencil,
and you'll calm down a bit.

Then you can work on the ignorance problem.
That'll take longer. There's no yeast for that.

Sean G.

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:56:56 AM12/2/02
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"Matt378" <mat...@aol.com> wrote in message
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How is acceptance of perversion considered progression??

stevehoran

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:58:31 AM12/2/02
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"Craig" <cr...@patik.commmmmmmmmmmmm> wrote in message
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Here's what Encarta says.

"
big·ot [ bíggt ] (plural big·ots)
noun

intolerant person: somebody who has very strong opinions, especially
on
matters of politics, religion, or ethnicity, and refuses to accept
different views
"

Seem to describe this guy pretty well, just based
on his "liberal asshole" comment.


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Bad Boy Irish Mikey D

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:32:51 AM12/2/02
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"Sean G." <dontb...@dontwantnospam.com> wrote:

>anyone who does not like gays is a homphobe, is that right?
>It sure seems that way...
>
>Stupid...
>

>It may make him a bigot, but I am willing to bet most people who are called
>homophobic are actually bigots.
>It just somehow puts the gays above the bigots if they say someone who does
>not like gays because somewhere, deep down they are afraid of them, and
>therefore homophobic.

Do queers, I mean homosexuals, have cooties? I'd be afraid of them if they
did!

Mike

John Smith

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:03:33 AM12/2/02
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It was an expression. If I spelled it the correct way I would have offended
your effeminate feelings.

The Catholic Church has allowed 40% of its priests in America to be gay yet
idiots like you don't think homosexuality is the problem. Liberals like you
call priests having sex with teenage boys pedophilia when the truth is they
are gay.

Idiot liberals like you want gays to be Boy Scout leaders and go on camping
trips with young boys. When your son comes home and says his ass hurts, you
will only have yourself to blame.


stevehoran

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:07:28 AM12/2/02
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"Sean G." <dontb...@dontwantnospam.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Matt378" <mat...@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:20021202000936...@mb-ma.aol.com...
> > >anyone who does not like gays is a homphobe, is that right?
> > >It sure seems that way...
> > >
> > >Stupid...
> >
> > He certainly seems rather fearful of gays to me if he gets his undies in
a
> > bunch over the idea that maybe a character in a piece of fiction might
> possibly
> > be, on some deeper level, intended to be homosexual.
>
>
> No he seems bigoted...not fearful.
>
> That is where the definition loses its meaning....
>

The idea is that homophobes are hostile towards
homosexuals because they fear the homosexuality
in themselves. This sort of makes sense when you
hear people worrying that gays will "recruit" our
children. Why would they worry that that is even
possible if they didn't have an element of gayness in
their own makeup? When I was a young, impressionable
teenager I knew that I was straight and no one was
going to "recruit" me to the other side.

This John Smith fellow has a lot of hostility and I
wonder why.

Matt378

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:09:42 AM12/2/02
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>The Catholic Church has allowed 40% of its priests in America to be gay yet
>idiots like you don't think homosexuality is the problem

Homosexuality and phedophilia are not one in the same. If they were, males
would never prey on underage girls. As for the Catholic Church, if you really
want we can start a whole new discussion on my views of the flaws of organized
religion. But, I fear we are already far too off topic as it is, don't you
agree?

stevehoran

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:10:13 AM12/2/02
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"John Smith" <sm...@internet.com> wrote in message
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>
> Idiot liberals like you want gays to be Boy Scout leaders and go on
camping
> trips with young boys. When your son comes home and says his ass hurts,
you
> will only have yourself to blame.

I'd probably assume he wiped his ass with poison
sumac.


Sean G.

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:12:55 AM12/2/02
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"Matt378" <mat...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Obviously he did it for aesthetics...


"Fuck' looks a lot worse then "phuck"

Though the meaning is the same and his previous posting aren't short on
profanity, I wonder, why pull punches now??

Matt378

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:15:29 AM12/2/02
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>Obviously he did it for aesthetics...
>
>
>"Fuck' looks a lot worse then "phuck"

I was attempting to insinuate that its a rather childish thing for, I am
assuming, and adult man to do.

John Smith

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:16:47 AM12/2/02
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I'm not interested in discussing religion with you.

Your religion is Political Correctness. Which is evil at the core.

Pedophilia is sex with a pre-pubescent child. Over 90% of the Catholic
priests accused in the scandals had sex with teenage boys. That makes it
homosexual. These are deviants which scum like you want to protect and
advance the deviant agenda.


Liam Devlin

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:20:05 AM12/2/02
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Aaron Katz wrote:
> On 02 Dec 2002 05:00:27 GMT, mat...@aol.com (Matt378) wrote:
>
>>>If you think seeing homosexuality in everything as broadening a kids mind,
>>>you are some kind of deviant yourself.
>>
>>Seeing homosexuality in "Billy Budd" is NOT seeing homsexuality in everything.
>>That's a rather ignorant comment.

>>
>>
>>>What is this word "homophobe"? Just because someone does not approve of
>>>something does not mean they are scared of it. Liberal assholes like you
>>>invented that word.
>>
>>And gay bashing assholes like you gave us a direction in which to aim the word.

>
> 1. its possible to not approve of homosexuality and not be a
> homophobe. a homophobe is someone who blames gay people for their
> problems. for example, bigot 1 says "i do not approve of gays". he is
> not a homophobe. bigot 2 says "gays caused the sept. 11 attacks" he is
> a homophobe

Therefore all Arabs are homosexuals? Ah, the Socratic method at work:)


Liam Devlin

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:22:03 AM12/2/02
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Oh, for Christ's sake, give it a rest. Go play with Jerry Falwell, or
something.

Matt378

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:21:37 AM12/2/02
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>he Catholic
>priests accused in the scandals had sex with teenage boys. That makes it
>homosexual. These are deviants which scum like you want to protect and
>advance the deviant agenda.

What about those "deviant" men that rape and murder little girls? All i'm
trying to say John, is that phedophilia and deviant activity runs heavily on
both sides of the sexual preferance coin.

Liam Devlin

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:23:59 AM12/2/02
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Aaron Katz wrote:
> On 02 Dec 2002 04:50:39 GMT, mat...@aol.com (Matt378) wrote:
>
>
>>>That's a load of crap. You liberals try to read gay bullshit into
>>>everything.
>>>
>>>I read the book as a kid and also saw the movie about 6 months ago.
>>>
>>>Billy Budd was supposed to represent the good qualities of humanity.
>>>
>>
>> Reading the book as a child and seeing the movie 6 months ago does NOT
>>make you an expert in the meaning of "Billy Budd."
>> A child cannot possibly interpet the full meaning of the story, and lets
>>just say that the movie isn't worth the film its printed on. You sound just as
>>ignorant as Carmela was intended to sound in that scene.
>> And for the record, i'm not a liberal. But I have the distinct feeling
>>that you are a homophobe.

>
> moby dick also had references to homosexuality. herman melville was
> gay, and his books reflected that

In Moby Dick??!! Well, DUH.

Gets lonely all those months at sea and young Billy was quite the hottie.

The Magnificent Bastard

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:33:34 AM12/2/02
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On Mon, 02 Dec 2002 04:33:59 GMT, John Smith enlightened the world with this
nugget of wisdom:

> She was right in the argument about "Billy Budd". There is too much goddamn
> gay shit and interpreting everything as gay in society. I felt like
> smacking Meadow in the head.
>
> The shame is that in real life teachers are corrupting kids today into
> thinking just like Meadow.

Troll score = 9.1/10


>
>
>

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Liam Devlin

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:25:10 AM12/2/02
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John wrote:

>
> Matt378 wrote:
>
>>> She was right in the argument about "Billy Budd". There is too much
>>> goddamn
>>> gay shit and interpreting everything as gay in society. I felt like
>>> smacking Meadow in the head.
>>>
>>> The shame is that in real life teachers are corrupting kids today into
>>> thinking just like Meadow.
>>
>> If you actually took the time to read "Billy Budd" maybe you'd see
>> that "gay
>> shit" fits when interpriting the story in question.
>>
>> The shame is that, in real life, some ignorant, closed minded people
>> attack a
>> teacher if he/she tries to broaden their kids mind a little.
>
> Not many teachers could find their ass with both hands.

That's not the issue, though, is it? They're probably aces at finding
other guys' asses.

MusWritr

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:26:31 AM12/2/02
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Stoneco864 wrote:
>
> >The shame is that in real life teachers are corrupting kids today into
> >thinking just like Meadow.
>
> Yes how dare they make kids think.

The trouble is they're not teaching them HOW to think, they're teaching them
WHAT to think, And that usually translates into a left-wing activist power
agenda.

MusWritr

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:27:35 AM12/2/02
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Matt378 wrote:
>
> >anyone who does not like gays is a homphobe, is that right?
> >It sure seems that way...
> >
> >Stupid...
>
> He certainly seems rather fearful of gays to me if he gets his undies in a
> bunch over the idea that maybe a character in a piece of fiction might possibly
> be, on some deeper level, intended to be homosexual.

It wasn't Tony who had the problem, it was Carmela.

Matt Miller

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:36:13 AM12/2/02
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Sources close to "John Smith" <sm...@internet.com> revealed on 01 Dec 2002
that the following message was delivered to alt.tv.sopranos:

> That's a load of crap. You liberals try to read gay bullshit into
> everything.
>
> I read the book as a kid and also saw the movie about 6 months ago.
>
> Billy Budd was supposed to represent the good qualities of humanity.
>

Like youth, tight buttocks, full lips, and curiosity.

--

Matt Miller

"If wishes were horses, beggars would ride."
-James Halliwell

Tilli

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Dec 2, 2002, 1:40:19 AM12/2/02
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you liberals force your beliefs on too others that dont want to hear it

i have no problem with gay people , gay people arent bombing buildings ,
rapeing women , robbing houses , cars , killing kids , but i diont want to
hear about gay rights like im wrong or im a bad person if i dont believe in
gay rights

my friend works in a very liberal hospital in Columbus Ohio there was a
letter that said for any one that wants to learn the language of a group of
people of many about 20 who are illegal aliens , so he called the woman
teaching the class and suggested that those illegal aliens LEARN THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE , why should 1,000s of people bend and learn their language when
the group of 20 should learn ENGLISH !Doesnt it make sence to have a few
people learn our language they do live in AMERICA !

WE ARE ALL INDUIVIDUALS live your life your way ill live mine my way , i
wont pass judgement onto you so dont judge me , its very simple why is
something thats less then 5% always gotta be so important anything thats a
minority in this country whines and cries for rights

i cant keep track of how many jobs ive missed out on due to affirmitive
action

dont teach GAY anything , people who arent GAY please dont beat these
people up or mistreat them have some class

i hate GANGSTA RAP i hate GANGSTA punks , am i a racist ?

John is only pointing out something and you liberals jump all over him like
you always dio to people who dont believe the way YOU DO !
"Aaron Katz" <amk...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 02 Dec 2002 05:24:41 GMT, "John Smith" <sm...@internet.com>
> wrote:
>
> >The problem today is that gay bastards like you want society to elevate a
> >deviant perversion to a societal norm. There is nothing normal about it.
> >All of you should go back in the closet where you belong.
> >

> yes, yes, because you grew up in a very conservative, tight,
> homophobic household everythin you say is obvioulsy true. i bet if you
> see a muslim on the street you yell "Terrorist!"

Liam Devlin

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Dec 2, 2002, 2:40:30 AM12/2/02
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I've raised 2 straight sons and we all think you're an asshole, probably
latent, too. Jesus, relax!

Javanaut

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Dec 2, 2002, 2:41:43 AM12/2/02
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>"Tilli" <ti...@woh.rr.com> wrote:
> you liberals force your beliefs on too others that dont want to hear it
>
> i have no problem with gay people , gay people arent bombing buildings ,
> rapeing women , robbing houses , cars , killing kids , but i diont want
> to hear about gay rights like im wrong or im a bad person if i dont
> believe in gay rights
>....

> i cant keep track of how many jobs ive missed out on due to affirmitive
> action....

You're not wrong for not believing in "gay rights". But you're wrong for
associating bombings, rape and killing kids with gays or other minorities.
There may (or may not) be more minorites involved in crimes such as
car-jacking, but white heterosexual males make up the majority of kid
killers, serial killers and bombers. And I doubt that "affirmative action"
was the only reason you lost or didn't get hired for so many jobs.

--
----------------------------------
Proud to be an Infidel

Liam Devlin

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Dec 2, 2002, 2:42:17 AM12/2/02
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DevilGrrl wrote:
>
>>The problem today is that gay bastards like you want society to elevate a
>>deviant perversion to a societal norm. There is nothing normal about it.
>>All of you should go back in the closet where you belong.
>
>
> Jesus... what a fag!

LOL, right on, DevilGrrl! :)

Liam Devlin

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Dec 2, 2002, 2:43:26 AM12/2/02
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Matt Miller wrote:
> Sources close to "John Smith" <sm...@internet.com> revealed on 01 Dec 2002
> that the following message was delivered to alt.tv.sopranos:
>
>
>>That's a load of crap. You liberals try to read gay bullshit into
>>everything.
>>
>>I read the book as a kid and also saw the movie about 6 months ago.
>>
>>Billy Budd was supposed to represent the good qualities of humanity.
>
> Like youth, tight buttocks, full lips, and curiosity.

Oh, Mary, lots of rough trade on a ship, too.

Liam Devlin

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Dec 2, 2002, 2:44:03 AM12/2/02
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Which is obvious to anyone indoctrinated by the rightwingnuts.

Linda

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Dec 2, 2002, 8:21:22 AM12/2/02
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Gays are the last acceptable targets of discrimitation in our country . You
can't say anything bad about blacks, Indians, etc but gays are allowed it
seems. Oh ,and also overweight people.

"John Smith" <sm...@internet.com> wrote in message
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> She was right in the argument about "Billy Budd". There is too much
goddamn
> gay shit and interpreting everything as gay in society. I felt like
> smacking Meadow in the head.
>

MusWritr

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Dec 2, 2002, 9:43:53 AM12/2/02
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Tilli wrote:
>
> you liberals force your beliefs on too others that dont want to hear it
>
> i have no problem with gay people , gay people arent bombing buildings ,
> rapeing women , robbing houses , cars , killing kids , but i diont want to
> hear about gay rights like im wrong or im a bad person if i dont believe in
> gay rights
>
> my friend works in a very liberal hospital in Columbus Ohio there was a
> letter that said for any one that wants to learn the language of a group of
> people of many about 20 who are illegal aliens , so he called the woman
> teaching the class and suggested that those illegal aliens LEARN THE ENGLISH
> LANGUAGE , why should 1,000s of people bend and learn their language when
> the group of 20 should learn ENGLISH !Doesnt it make sence to have a few
> people learn our language they do live in AMERICA !
>
> WE ARE ALL INDUIVIDUALS live your life your way ill live mine my way , i
> wont pass judgement onto you so dont judge me , its very simple why is
> something thats less then 5% always gotta be so important anything thats a
> minority in this country whines and cries for rights
>
> i cant keep track of how many jobs ive missed out on due to affirmitive
> action
>
> dont teach GAY anything , people who arent GAY please dont beat these
> people up or mistreat them have some class
>
> i hate GANGSTA RAP i hate GANGSTA punks , am i a racist ?
>
> John is only pointing out something and you liberals jump all over him like
> you always dio to people who dont believe the way YOU DO !

Amen. And this is why I am no longer a Democrat. In the last decade or so,
that party has been hijacked by extremists militant activists and it does their
bidding. Minority opinion over majority opinion. Exactly the way to break down
a democratic republic. Glad to see there are so many finally speaking up
against a groups of people who claim to think for us all and then force their
beliefs upon the masses.

The pendulum is swinging back, though--thank God.

MusWritr

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Dec 2, 2002, 9:45:15 AM12/2/02
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Linda wrote:
>
> Gays are the last acceptable targets of discrimitation in our country .

How can you s ay that when a show like The Sopranos is a huge hit. I love the
show and am Italian myself but come on... if this were about an arab or black or
gay crime family (ha ha) it wouldn't have lasted a week.

stevehoran

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"MusWritr" <Musw...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Tilli wrote:
> >
> >
> > John is only pointing out something and you liberals jump all over him
like
> > you always dio to people who dont believe the way YOU DO !

It was John who started this thread with his hostile
remarks. It seems that folks here have been pretty
friendly towards him while he uses comments like
"gay bullshit" and "liberal assholes".

>
> Amen. And this is why I am no longer a Democrat. In the last decade or
so,
> that party has been hijacked by extremists militant activists and it does
their
> bidding.

Like who?! You said the last decade. Well, in
the last decade the most prominent Democrats
have been Clinton, Gore, and Lieberman. If
you think they're militant then I think you're
crazy.

> Minority opinion over majority opinion.

It's a question of respecting and protecting the
rights of the minority. When you have someone
who's very hostile and bigoted like John Smith
and you folks feel like *he's* being attacked,
then there's a problem. Who's being intolerant?
John Smith with his hate rhetoric or the people
who try to reason with him here?

> Exactly the way to break down
> a democratic republic. Glad to see there are so many finally speaking up
> against a groups of people who claim to think for us all and then force
their
> beliefs upon the masses.
>
> The pendulum is swinging back, though--thank God.
>

I think you've been listening to too much talk radio.

MusWritr

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stevehoran wrote:
>
> "MusWritr" <Musw...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:4E72E781900558D7.F406E854...@lp.airnews.net...
> > Tilli wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > > John is only pointing out something and you liberals jump all over him
> like
> > > you always dio to people who dont believe the way YOU DO !
>
> It was John who started this thread with his hostile
> remarks. It seems that folks here have been pretty
> friendly towards him while he uses comments like
> "gay bullshit" and "liberal assholes".

I didn't wirte that paragraph.



> >
> > Amen. And this is why I am no longer a Democrat. In the last decade or
> so,
> > that party has been hijacked by extremists militant activists and it does
> their
> > bidding.
>
> Like who?! You said the last decade. Well, in
> the last decade the most prominent Democrats
> have been Clinton, Gore, and Lieberman. If
> you think they're militant then I think you're
> crazy.

The militant forces were allowed to proliferate under that administration.
Especially the so-called liberal intelligentsia, who think they know everything
because they are educated. And I know because I am a college professor and work
among these blind fools who have lots of knowledge but have no common sense.
They treat idealistic goals as if they were reality and then wonder why people
outside the ivory tower scoff at them. I'm just glad I came from a down to
earth family who never let me get away with thinking I knew too much.


> > Minority opinion over majority opinion.
>
> It's a question of respecting and protecting the
> rights of the minority.

Not the same thing. When you seek to force others to think the way the minority
thinks and then demonize and slander those who don't, that is not fair
representation. The minority opinion has a voice. It is out-numbered.
Tough.


> When you have someone
> who's very hostile and bigoted like John Smith
> and you folks feel like *he's* being attacked,
> then there's a problem. Who's being intolerant?

Both sides are. Politics is a circle.


> John Smith with his hate rhetoric or the people
> who try to reason with him here?

Because he has a point just like the militants on the ther "side." The truth is
somewhere in the middle, where us "Independent-former-party-people" sit ;-)


>
> > Exactly the way to break down
> > a democratic republic. Glad to see there are so many finally speaking up
> > against a groups of people who claim to think for us all and then force
> their
> > beliefs upon the masses.
> >
> > The pendulum is swinging back, though--thank God.
> >
>
> I think you've been listening to too much talk radio.

Well, no, I have no time for that. I've been actually paying attention to
something called elections.

This is getting off topic and I doubt either of us is going to convince the
other of anything, so excuse me if I don't participate in any more poitical debate.

Liam Devlin

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Tilli wrote:
> you liberals force your beliefs on too others that dont want to hear it

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

Tell that to John Ashcroft!!

DavidM3825

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>Amen. And this is why I am no longer a Democrat. In the last decade or so,
>that party has been hijacked by extremists militant activists and it does
>their
>bidding. Minority opinion over majority opinion. Exactly the way to break
>down
>a democratic republic. Glad to see there are so many finally speaking up
>against a groups of people who claim to think for us all and then force their
>beliefs upon the masses.
>
>The pendulum is swinging back, though--thank God.


So the Republican party is made of free thinking spirits, right? If the
Republicans doesn't do what the religious right want, then they stay home and
don't vote. Thats why you will see more laws written favoring the religious
right in this country now that the Republicans have control. When this happens,
you then tell me who has hijacked the parties.
Each party has their share of people doing their bidding but don't tell me its
only the Democrats.

MKahnFan

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:25:20 PM12/2/02
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>i cant keep track of how many jobs ive missed out on due to affirmitive
>action

Was that what they told you to get you to leave the building?

-Ben Phillips: "The smart one of the posse!"

"I don't know, but to me he seems gay. He claims he's not, but I've never
seen, like, a guy who's not gay seem so gay. I don't find him funny. What can I
say? Never made me laugh." -- Norm on Kattan

MKahnFan

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:30:57 PM12/2/02
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>Gays are the last acceptable targets of discrimitation in our country . You
>can't say anything bad about blacks, Indians, etc but gays are allowed it
>seems. Oh ,and also overweight people.

Also, strangely, Asians seem to be fair game for mockery.

chichikov

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"Tilli" <ti...@woh.rr.com> wrote in message
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<lots o' stuff snipped>

> i cant keep track of how many jobs ive missed out on due to affirmitive
> action
>

I'm thinking it might have just as much to do with your inability to spell
correctly or put together a coherent sentence.


Trystero4

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Dec 2, 2002, 2:11:49 PM12/2/02
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<< She was right in the argument about "Billy Budd". There is too much goddamn
gay shit and interpreting everything as gay in society. I felt like
smacking Meadow in the head.

The shame is that in real life teachers are corrupting kids today into
thinking just like Meadow. >>

Speaking of self-loathing...


.
"F you and your funny little signatures."

BC-)03

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teachers who, assign that shit , are trying to broaden more than the kids
MIND....

"Matt378" <mat...@aol.com> wrote in message
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> >She was right in the argument about "Billy Budd". There is too much
goddamn
> >gay shit and interpreting everything as gay in society. I felt like
> >smacking Meadow in the head.
> >
> >The shame is that in real life teachers are corrupting kids today into
> >thinking just like Meadow.
>

BC-)03

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lol

geesh

"John Smith" <sm...@internet.com> wrote in message

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> I'm not interested in discussing religion with you.
>
> Your religion is Political Correctness. Which is evil at the core.
>
> Pedophilia is sex with a pre-pubescent child. Over 90% of the Catholic

BC-)03

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ha ha ha
thats what I told my cousin when he told me , they should let homos in the
boyscouts , i said dont tell me if my nephew comes home with a bloody ass


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Aaron Katz

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Dec 2, 2002, 9:53:20 PM12/2/02
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On Mon, 02 Dec 2002 06:23:59 GMT, Liam Devlin
<Li...@optonline.NOSPAM.net> wrote:

>Aaron Katz wrote:


>> On 02 Dec 2002 04:50:39 GMT, mat...@aol.com (Matt378) wrote:
>>
>>
>>>>That's a load of crap. You liberals try to read gay bullshit into
>>>>everything.
>>>>
>>>>I read the book as a kid and also saw the movie about 6 months ago.
>>>>
>>>>Billy Budd was supposed to represent the good qualities of humanity.
>>>>
>>>

>>> Reading the book as a child and seeing the movie 6 months ago does NOT
>>>make you an expert in the meaning of "Billy Budd."
>>> A child cannot possibly interpet the full meaning of the story, and lets
>>>just say that the movie isn't worth the film its printed on. You sound just as
>>>ignorant as Carmela was intended to sound in that scene.
>>> And for the record, i'm not a liberal. But I have the distinct feeling
>>>that you are a homophobe.
>>
>> moby dick also had references to homosexuality. herman melville was
>> gay, and his books reflected that
>
>In Moby Dick??!! Well, DUH.
>
Moby Dick was the name of a real whale. an article of him is in a very
old issue of nickerbocker magazine.

Aaron Katz

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Dec 2, 2002, 9:54:28 PM12/2/02
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and republicans arent :( but we can change that

DevilGrrl

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Dec 2, 2002, 10:48:49 PM12/2/02
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Doesn't he sound just like Andrew Sullivan or one of those other "Attack
Queers"?

Linda

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Dec 3, 2002, 12:48:05 PM12/3/02
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I can say that because its true that you can get away with bashing gays and
overweights in our society. Look at the remarks made by Jeremy Shockey and
Garrison Hearst recently . Yes there was a little hoopla over the remarks,
but soon forgotten. Nobody lost their job over it or anything. (Btw, these
are football players). Also, sorry , I spelled discrimination wrong.

"MusWritr" <Musw...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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DavidM3825

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>I can say that because its true that you can get away with bashing gays and
>overweights in our society. Look at the remarks made by Jeremy Shockey and
>Garrison Hearst recently . Yes there was a little hoopla over the remarks,
>but soon forgotten. Nobody lost their job over it or anything.

You are right. If there is a disparaging remark made against a black person or
any other of the "protected" groups, you will lose your job.


The Magnificent Bastard

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Dec 3, 2002, 8:13:00 PM12/3/02
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Look at all the angry white people in this group...

Do you just automatically hate anyone who doesn't look or act like you? Do you
hate anyone that doesn't have the same beliefs as you? It's obvious that many
of you feel this way.

Sad....

--
Magnificent Bastard Productions 2002 ®

Barrettcf1

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Dec 3, 2002, 8:15:59 PM12/3/02
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Huh??

DevilGrrl

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Dec 3, 2002, 9:57:28 PM12/3/02
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Yeah, remember when you could just be an asshole and get away with it?

Jansen

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Speaking of angry white people, check this out...

http://www.blackpeopleloveus.com/

:)
JJ

Jim Mauro

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Dec 3, 2002, 10:08:50 PM12/3/02
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What the fuck are you talking about?

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Aaron Katz

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On Wed, 04 Dec 2002 03:01:15 GMT, Jansen <"jbj1966"@aol.com(remove)>
wrote:

>Speaking of angry white people, check this out...
>
>http://www.blackpeopleloveus.com/
>

pretty funny. back to the original post... why are you so suprised?
the sopranos is full of hate so therefore the fans are too!

The Magnificent Bastard

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On Tue, 03 Dec 2002 22:16:24 -0500, Aaron Katz enlightened the world with this
nugget of wisdom:

> On Wed, 04 Dec 2002 03:01:15 GMT, Jansen <"jbj1966"@aol.com(remove)>
> wrote:
>
> >Speaking of angry white people, check this out...
> >
> >http://www.blackpeopleloveus.com/
> >
> pretty funny. back to the original post... why are you so suprised?
> the sopranos is full of hate so therefore the fans are too!

I'm not surprised, just pointing out what's going on.....

>
>
> aaron katz- still and always "the leading authority"
> aaro...@earthlink.net
>

--
Magnificent Bastard Productions 2002 ®

MusWritr

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Dec 3, 2002, 10:49:15 PM12/3/02
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Yeah, it was called freedom of expression. Freedom to be an asshole. Unlike
now, where the PC police will demonize anyone who has a negative thing to say
about any minority group. 1984, anyone?

DavidM3825

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Dec 3, 2002, 11:13:55 PM12/3/02
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> Unlike
>now, where the PC police will demonize anyone who has a negative thing to say
>about any minority group. 1984, anyone?

If you think thats 1984 you've been out of the loop lately. Think more of what
will happen under this administration, with all our freedoms from the
constitution put on hold.
If you don't know under the new bureacracy they started, they will check every
email written, every charge you make on a credit card, airplane trip you make.
If they want to tap you phone line they can or get a list of emails you sent
out. This is 1984.

MusWritr

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Dec 3, 2002, 11:23:49 PM12/3/02
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DavidM3825 wrote:
>
> > Unlike
> >now, where the PC police will demonize anyone who has a negative thing to say
> >about any minority group. 1984, anyone?
>
> If you think thats 1984 you've been out of the loop lately. Think more of what
> will happen under this administration, with all our freedoms from the
> constitution put on hold.

Oh? ALL our freedoms are on hold? Gee, I must've missed that.

> If you don't know under the new bureacracy they started, they will check every
> email written, every charge you make on a credit card, airplane trip you make.
> If they want to tap you phone line they can or get a list of emails you sent
> out.

Yeah, and here come the black helicopters, too.

>This is 1984.

Nope. It's liberal mind control that is most dangerous to any society, for once
you poison free thought, the rest is history. Once you poison and control
thought, there can be no freedom and no retaliation if freedom is jeopardized or
simply extinguished. THAT is 1984.

JFeldman

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Dec 3, 2002, 11:30:29 PM12/3/02
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On Tue, 03 Dec 2002 22:16:24 -0500, Aaron Katz <amk...@earthlink.net>
wrote:

>pretty funny. back to the original post... why are you so suprised?
>the sopranos is full of hate so therefore the fans are too!

Aaron, you're absolutely right! It seems like the people who make this
program really hate white Christians. The only good character I ever
saw was that Jewish guy who had the horse ranch, the one who kept
talking about 'how my people have suffered, blah, blah, blah" but
we've all heard that a million times. I think the producers might be
Jewish, what do you think?

JFeldman

P.S. I still love the Sopranos!

"Horses? Who ever saw a Jew ride a horse?!" - Livia Soprano.


MKahnFan

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Dec 3, 2002, 11:42:32 PM12/3/02
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>Yeah, it was called freedom of expression. Freedom to be an asshole.
I assure you, the freedom to be an asshole is alive and well in this country.

>Unlike
>now, where the PC police will demonize anyone who has a negative thing to say
>about any minority group.

How does that conflict with the idea of freedom of expression? Just as an
individual has the right to express his negative opinion of minorities, the
so-called "PC police" have the right to express their negative opinion of said
individual. You see, the freedom of expression you seem to be so fond of is a
two-way street. Deal with it.

>1984, anyone?

LOL! What a drama queen.

ShaneOttawa

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"John Smith" <sm...@internet.com> wrote in message news:<mzBG9.203022$Up6.37...@twister.nyc.rr.com>...

> That's a load of crap. You liberals try to read gay bullshit into
> everything.
>
> I read the book as a kid and also saw the movie about 6 months ago.
>
> Billy Budd was supposed to represent the good qualities of humanity.


Now this is really funny, because its virtually a paraphrase of what
Carmella said at the dinner table thus showing her ignorance. A) She
had read the book ages ago before she would have been mature enough to
recognize a gay subtext, and B) Movie adaptations that don't butcher
the fine points of the source material are few and far between.

Carmella's reference to a film version of a book to support her flawed
interpretation of the book shows what an ignorant and shallow fool she
is. I'll leave others to draw their own conclusions about what similar
assertions by a usenet poster signifies.

Liam Devlin

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Dec 4, 2002, 1:26:30 AM12/4/02
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Saying you're an asshole for things you've expressed isn't protected
speech under the 1st Amendment.?

Matt Miller

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Sources close to The Magnificent Bastard <mag_b...@yahoo.com>
revealed on 03 Dec 2002 that the following message was delivered to
alt.tv.sopranos:

> Look at all the angry white people in this group...
>
> Do you just automatically hate anyone who doesn't look or act like
> you? Do you hate anyone that doesn't have the same beliefs as you?
> It's obvious that many of you feel this way.
>
> Sad....

I blame the Lola stuff myself.

--

Matt Miller

"If wishes were horses, beggars would ride."
-James Halliwell

JackBlackS...@here.com

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Dec 4, 2002, 2:08:31 AM12/4/02
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On Wed, 04 Dec 2002 07:00:14 GMT, Matt Miller
<yaddaya...@blah.blah> wrote:

>Sources close to The Magnificent Bastard <mag_b...@yahoo.com>
>revealed on 03 Dec 2002 that the following message was delivered to
>alt.tv.sopranos:
>
>> Look at all the angry white people in this group...
>>
>> Do you just automatically hate anyone who doesn't look or act like
>> you? Do you hate anyone that doesn't have the same beliefs as you?
>> It's obvious that many of you feel this way.
>>
>> Sad....


>
> I blame the Lola stuff myself.


You mean by the Kinks?

Liam Devlin

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Dec 4, 2002, 2:34:22 AM12/4/02
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This is Big Brother's wet dream, no shit.

CPJ_II

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Dec 4, 2002, 3:06:11 AM12/4/02
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ShaneOttawa wrote:

> John Smith wrote:
> >
> > That's a load of crap. You liberals try to read gay bullshit into
> > everything.
> >
> > I read the book as a kid and also saw the movie about 6 months ago.
> >
> > Billy Budd was supposed to represent the good qualities of humanity.
>
> Now this is really funny, because its virtually a paraphrase of what
> Carmella said at the dinner table thus showing her ignorance. A) She
> had read the book ages ago before she would have been mature enough to
> recognize a gay subtext, and B) Movie adaptations that don't butcher
> the fine points of the source material are few and far between.
>
> Carmella's reference to a film version of a book to support her flawed
> interpretation of the book shows what an ignorant and shallow fool she
> is. I'll leave others to draw their own conclusions about what similar
> assertions by a usenet poster signifies.

She and AJ should go to the movie of "Death In Venice".

C.

Total Prof

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Dec 4, 2002, 8:30:45 AM12/4/02
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What a reader takes from a work of literature isn't flawed or wrong. Like art,
literature speaks in different ways to different people. Not everything has to
have a gay agenda attached to it... hmmm, or maybe it does.

FLIPPER MIKE

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Ginger Snaps is looking for you!!!! Flipper Mike,

Gary

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Dec 4, 2002, 9:12:39 PM12/4/02
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Well, there sure are lots of angry white people around, no
shortage of that. But, just tune in to BET during one of
their so called news/interview programs and listen to th
hate.....paranoia.

There are a lot of people in this world with a right to be
angry, and it cuts across all racial lines.

However, im white and really, I promise, im not angry.
..
GAry


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ShaneOttawa

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Total Prof <Profes...@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<E68EAC1B8816BB7C.2367259F...@lp.airnews.net>...

Of course interpretation can be flawed, particularly if key passages
of a book are ignored or forgotten, which seems to be the case with
Carm. Her real weakness was exposed, however, with her refusal to
consider that perhaps she was wrong in the face of academic
interpretation AND the fact she had read the book a long time ago AND
she was basing much of her interpretation of the book on her more
recent memory of the film.

I'm thinking that a lot of the noise here in support of Carm comes
more out of agreement with her narrow mindedness rather than faith in
her ability to analyze, understand or interpret anything correctly.

Matt378

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Dec 4, 2002, 11:29:39 PM12/4/02
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>Huh??

Yeah, that's my typical reaction to one of his posts, also. :)

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Matt378

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Dec 1, 2002, 11:39:58 PM12/1/02
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>She was right in the argument about "Billy Budd". There is too much goddamn
>gay shit and interpreting everything as gay in society. I felt like
>smacking Meadow in the head.
>
>The shame is that in real life teachers are corrupting kids today into
>thinking just like Meadow.

If you actually took the time to read "Billy Budd" maybe you'd see that "gay
shit" fits when interpriting the story in question.

The shame is that, in real life, some ignorant, closed minded people attack a
teacher if he/she tries to broaden their kids mind a little.

Sean G.

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"John Smith" <sm...@internet.com> wrote in message
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> She was right in the argument about "Billy Budd". There is too much
goddamn
> gay shit and interpreting everything as gay in society. I felt like
> smacking Meadow in the head.
>
> The shame is that in real life teachers are corrupting kids today into
> thinking just like Meadow.
>
>


Bullis??


--
-------------------------------------------------------
S.
Proud American Infidel since 1973


John Smith

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Matt378

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Reading the book as a child and seeing the movie 6 months ago does NOT
make you an expert in the meaning of "Billy Budd."
A child cannot possibly interpet the full meaning of the story, and lets
just say that the movie isn't worth the film its printed on. You sound just as
ignorant as Carmela was intended to sound in that scene.
And for the record, i'm not a liberal. But I have the distinct feeling
that you are a homophobe.

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Stoneco864

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>The shame is that in real life teachers are corrupting kids today into
>thinking just like Meadow.

Yes how dare they make kids think.


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Matt378

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:09:36 AM12/2/02
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>anyone who does not like gays is a homphobe, is that right?
>It sure seems that way...
>
>Stupid...

He certainly seems rather fearful of gays to me if he gets his undies in a
bunch over the idea that maybe a character in a piece of fiction might possibly
be, on some deeper level, intended to be homosexual.

Aaron Katz

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Dec 2, 2002, 12:21:21 AM12/2/02
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On 02 Dec 2002 05:00:27 GMT, mat...@aol.com (Matt378) wrote:

>>If you think seeing homosexuality in everything as broadening a kids mind,
>>you are some kind of deviant yourself.
>
>Seeing homosexuality in "Billy Budd" is NOT seeing homsexuality in everything.
>That's a rather ignorant comment.
>
>>What is this word "homophobe"? Just because someone does not approve of
>>something does not mean they are scared of it. Liberal assholes like you
>>invented that word.
>
>And gay bashing assholes like you gave us a direction in which to aim the word.

1. its possible to not approve of homosexuality and not be a
homophobe. a homophobe is someone who blames gay people for their
problems. for example, bigot 1 says "i do not approve of gays". he is
not a homophobe. bigot 2 says "gays caused the sept. 11 attacks" he is
a homophobe


aaron katz- still and always "the leading authority"
aaro...@earthlink.net

Aaron Katz

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moby dick also had references to homosexuality. herman melville was
gay, and his books reflected that

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