Ed wrote: > For anyone who didn't see it, the below was my reply > to Richard, and he has never responded to it, yet he > continues to make the same accusations month after > month about my stance regarding abortion. Proof > that he's a troll. > For anyone who didn't see it, the below was my reply to Ed, and he has never responded to it, yet he continues to make the same accusations month after month about my stance regarding the war. Proof that he's a prevaricator and unable to conduct an honest debate.
Richard J. Williams wrote: All the Gods fight and have wars, Ed, just like people do. Haven't you heard of the Bharata war in the Gita? You're supposed to stand up and fight, not slink away from a debate like you do. Even the Buddha was a warrior. Pacifism is suicide - it's not for this age. You've got to fight for what you believe in, otherwise you are doomed, Sir. It is a terrible tragedy that any child should be killed in a war, but you can't seem to rationally debate this issue because you've got an obvious ideological bias against the U.S. and the Bush Administration. But you don't object at all to the killing of unborn children. You just want to ignore that issue and blame Bush for fighting the War Against the Terrorists and trying to save the children in Afghanistan and Iraq. In fact, child deaths in Iraq have dropped by two thirds since the Iraq invasion. But, because of your bias, there's probably no way that you would ever accept the idea that war can save the lives of children. Why won't you fight to save the children from the evil empires? "We shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty." - John F. Kennedy In my opinion, Saddam alone is responsible for Iraq's humanitarian crisis.
