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|    Re: Inmate Computer Technicians (1/3)    |
|    13 Nov 03 02:08:52    |
      From: Barking@The.Moon              > > > > > > So then, you will admit that you are AFRAID or ex-convicts ?       That       > > you       > > > > lay       > > > > > > awake at night FEARING them ? And you are utterly TERRORIZED by       > the       > > > > things       > > > > > > that you keep telling yourself about ex-cons ?       > > > > > >       > > > > > > Is that what you are trying to convey here ?       > > > > >       > > > > >       > > > > > The day that you walk into a prison environment and not feel fear       is       > > the       > > > > day       > > > > > you better hang it up and walk away.       > > > > > I don't know how much more simply I can put it. You are       surrounded       > by       > > > as       > > > > > many as 1000 animals who have proven beyond a reasonable doubt       their       > > > > > willingness to victimize you and/or any other person who they       > perceive       > > > as       > > > > > having something they want.       > > > >       > > > >       > > > > So you admit you are afraid. I sympathize. BOOOOOO !       > > >       > > > Of course I am. Only a blithering idiot wouldn't be. DUUUUUUHHHHHH!       > >       > >       > > chicken ?       >       > Now that's a different matter entirely, isn't it? A "chicken" wouldn't       walk       > back in, day after day, putting his life on the line in order to serve his       > fellow citizens. And don't even think we do it for the money.              I know. You do it for all the gay sex.              > > > > > > > > But speaking of Kobe - why was this girl not terrified of       him       > ?       > > > > Maybe       > > > > > > > > because he is not an ex-con ? She trusted him because he is       a       > > > > > > non-felon -       > > > > > > > > RIGHT? She probably also wanted to fuck him, otherwise she       > would       > > > not       > > > > > > have       > > > > > > > > dragged him to her room.       > > > > > > >       > > > > > > > More convict mentality apologist crap...       > > > > > >       > > > > > >       > > > > > > Just a point of view which does not coincide with yours. but       then,       > > why       > > > > > > should it. You are getting a paycheck from the industry which       > > promotes       > > > > > > irrational fear.       > > > > >       > > > > > Hardly. Your point of view is engendered, maintained, and       > encouraged       > > to       > > > > > flourish within a subset of our culture that essentially believes       in       > > the       > > > > law       > > > > > of the jungle. You take what you want, when you want it, from       > > whomever       > > > > has       > > > > > it that you feel bold enough to take it from. It is, quite       frankly,       > > as       > > > > > simple as that.       > > > >       > > > >       > > > > Well, if I'm going to be accused of this then I might as well start       > > living       > > > > that way.       > > >       > > > You've already proven your willingness to do just that. To pretend       > > > otherwise is, at the very least, intellectually dishonest.       > >       > >       > > The false accusation constitutes a license. Thank you.       >       > Then you were falsely accused and convicted? My, this is certainly a       > different tack for one of our resident crimms to take.                     Do you deny that the false accusation constitutes a license?                     > > > > Otherwise I would be "paying" for crimes which were never       > > > > comitted. I would be getting shortchanged. You're right - to make       > things       > > > > more equitable I should probably crank up my offending a notch or       two.       > > >       > > > Well, thanks for being honest at least. I can appreciate the fact       that,       > > > unlike many of the other crimms in here, you don't mind letting your       > true       > > > self hang out.       > >       > >       > > I'll hang my true self out for you anytime, right out of my fly.       >       > Aside from the number of boy-asses you've undoubtedly stuffed it into,       what       > makes you think its any differnt from mine?       >       > >       > >       > > > > > > By the way - you did not answer the question. Kobe Bryant is not       > an       > > > > > ex-con -       > > > > > > is he ? So why are you not bitching your little dicksucker at       the       > > > evils       > > > > of       > > > > > > non-felons ? Maybe because your world is black and white ?       > > > > >       > > > > > I did answer your question quite pointedly. You've just chosen       not       > to       > > > > read       > > > > > the answer. But I'm sure you'll forget you've asked this question       > > when       > > > > you       > > > > > respond to me a few paragraphs down...       > > > >       > > > >       > > > > You did'nt answer because you cant. In your world, non-felons are       just       > > > nice       > > > > little people who say things like "kudos to you" and go to tea       parties       > > and       > > > > shit. You refuse to ackonwledge that felons are only a SMALL part of       > the       > > > > complex problem known to simple minds like yours - as crime.       > > >       > > > I don't know if they represent a small or a large portion - but I       > > certainly       > > > don't think it matters one hoot to the issue at hand - whether or not       it       > > is       > > > reasonable for God fearing, Law abiding citizens to experience a       certain       > > > amount of apprehension or fear when they find themselves in the       presence       > > of       > > > a convicted felon.       > >       > >       > > Incorrect. Their fear is in their own minds. They have been brainwashed       to       > > fear. If people are not being "corrected" by the "department of       > > corrections", then you guys are simply not doing your jobs and need to       be       > > fired.       >       > We are "correcting" crimms in precisely the manner our bosses - namely the       > Courts and Free Citizens say crimms should be corrected. But you do have       a       > valid point. It doesn't work. I've got a method guaranteed to work. But       > this would entail taking a hard look at the people who victimize others       and       > making some tough, politically incorrect decisions about how big a price       > they should pay for their activities.                     You can start immediately - first on trial will be the BATF for the murders       at WACO.                     > > > > > > > > How is it possible that a non-felon would rape the ? I       > thought       > > > > that       > > > > > > all       > > > > > > > > the evil people were all felons ! He must be innocent if       he's       > > not       > > > an       > > > > > > > ex-con.       > > > > > > >       > > > > > > > Maybe he just hasn't been caught yet. Did you get caught the       > > first       > > > > time       > > > > > > you       > > > > > > > strayed over the line?       > > >       > > > The question above has survived two iterations of your inane       ramblings,       > > but       > > > you've yet to answer it directly. I wonder why?       > >       > >       > > Does it really matter ? When people such as yourself have clearly       admitted       > > to "straying" over the line yourself ??       >       > Of course it does. Especially given your position that Kolbe wasn't a       > crimm. Are you daft? Have you completely lost the ability to follow an       > exchange beyond the basics of:       > FOOD! - GRUNT...SNIFF...WIPE...CUM!       >       > And if I have strayed over the line and simply not been caught, I guess       that       > just makes me a little smarter than you and Kolbe, right?                     How do I get your nasty saliva off my dick ?                     > > > > > > And then again, there are ex-cons who might never reoffend, but       > that       > > > > aint       > > > > > in       > > > > > > your vocabulary. Is it.       > > > > >       > > > > > See what I told you? Predictable. Mathematical. Logical. Given       > any       > > > set              [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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