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Edward Dolan bleated:
> ...
> I do not find the Muslims the least bit sensible about anything whatsoever.
> Their silence on the Islamic terrorist murder rampage is deafening. I think
> they think it is just part of Jihad. I would atom bomb the religious
> bastards back into the Stone Age, thereby teaching them a well deserved
> lesson in how to behave in the world....

Yet many more innocent, non-violent Muslims are killed by the armed
forces of Israel and the United States, compared to those killed by
"Muslim" terrorists. And the actions of the former are driven primarily
by religious fundamentalism.

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differences are high enough between meeting air masses, and can impart
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Edward Dolan whinnied:
> "Tom Sherman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
>> Edward Dolan wrote:
>>> "Tom Sherman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>> news:[email protected]...
>>> [...]
>>>> Of course, splitting the country would not work, since the theocrats are
>>>> not willing to leave others alone.
>>> The only theocrats that I am aware of are the mullahs of Iran. Of course,
>>> Muslims by and large would like to impose this kind of governance on
>>> everyone in the world.
>> Mr. Dolan's awareness of the world is sorely lacking then.
>
> Can't think of something good to say about the mullahs of Iran? Why not?
> Like you, all they want to do is to destroy America and the West. But like
> former President Carter, all you and your ilk know how to do is to be
> ineffectual in the face of the enemy. I would like to know how you get to be
> so cowardly - or are you just traitorous!

No, all the Iranian leadership is really trying to do is to protect
themselves from foreigners who wish to exploit them. Twenty-five (25)
years under the brutal despotic rule of Pahlavi regime (imposed by the
US, no less) who answered to foreign oil companies was enough.

>>> I have to laugh every time someone tries to explain to me how Islam is
>>> really a peaceful religion. Hells Bells, they have been at war with
>>> everyone in the world who is not a Muslim from their inception back in
>>> the 7th century. It is a warlike religion because it is also a primitive
>>> religion, fit only for the squabbling Arab tribes of the Arabian
>>> Peninsula.
>>>
>>> Mr. Sherman does not like Christians who are practicing Christians. I
>>> don't know about the rest of you, but I have never been threatened by a
>>> single Christian in the name of Christianity in my entire life. I worry
>>> far more about atheists like Mr. Sherman.
>> I have never met a "practicing Christian" who actually follows the
>> teachings of Jesus of Nazareth.
>
> There are no practicing Christians going about the world murdering others
> because they are not Christians....

Iraq anyone?

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"Localized intense suction such as tornadoes is created when temperature
differences are high enough between meeting air masses, and can impart
excessive energy onto a cyclist." - Randy Schlitter
 
In article <[email protected]>,
Tom Sherman <[email protected]> wrote:

> Edward Dolan bleated:
> > ... I do not find the Muslims the least bit sensible about anything
> > whatsoever. Their silence on the Islamic terrorist murder rampage
> > is deafening. I think they think it is just part of Jihad. I would
> > atom bomb the religious bastards back into the Stone Age, thereby
> > teaching them a well deserved lesson in how to behave in the
> > world....

Ed, I see that you remain an ignorant idiot. Perhaps you haven't
noticed that much of the Middle East practically is in the Stone Age
now. That would be part of the problem. Your stupidity also prevents
you from seeing that nuking the Middle East would result in your own
death or at least your own horrible suffering. What an embarrassing
moron you are.

> Yet many more innocent, non-violent Muslims are killed by the armed
> forces of Israel and the United States, compared to those killed by
> "Muslim" terrorists. And the actions of the former are driven
> primarily by religious fundamentalism.

Which "former?" The Israelis, the United Statians or the Islamic
terrorists? All are currently driven by religious fundamentalism (read:
militancy) to a greater or lesser degree.
 
Tim McNamara wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>,
> Tom Sherman <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Edward Dolan bleated:
>>> ... I do not find the Muslims the least bit sensible about anything
>>> whatsoever. Their silence on the Islamic terrorist murder rampage
>>> is deafening. I think they think it is just part of Jihad. I would
>>> atom bomb the religious bastards back into the Stone Age, thereby
>>> teaching them a well deserved lesson in how to behave in the
>>> world....
>
> Ed, I see that you remain an ignorant idiot. Perhaps you haven't
> noticed that much of the Middle East practically is in the Stone Age
> now. That would be part of the problem. Your stupidity also prevents
> you from seeing that nuking the Middle East would result in your own
> death or at least your own horrible suffering. What an embarrassing
> moron you are.
>
>> Yet many more innocent, non-violent Muslims are killed by the armed
>> forces of Israel and the United States, compared to those killed by
>> "Muslim" terrorists. And the actions of the former are driven
>> primarily by religious fundamentalism.
>
> Which "former?" The Israelis, the United Statians or the Islamic
> terrorists?

The armed forces of the two nations. The militant Zionists believe that
they have the right to take the land from the Nile to the Euphrates by
force, based on a collection of old texts written by MEN. The
fundamentalists in the US believe that they can bring on the Second
Coming by clearing Transjordan of Arabs (freeing the way for the
re-creation of the biblical Jewish state and Temple); and destroying
Iraq as a country will further that goal.

> All are currently driven by religious fundamentalism (read:
> militancy) to a greater or lesser degree.

While there are a handful of religious nuts that actually believe the
nonsense (theologically and otherwise) spouted by a few radicals in the
Middle East, most of their support is actually from the desire to
prevent western interference. Support for bin Laden and his ilk is based
on the notion [1] that they are the only ones who will stand up to
western neo-imperialism.

[1] Though one must wonder at times if bin Laden and al Qaeda are
actually on the payroll of the covert services of a foreign government,
and not an independent NGO.

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"Localized intense suction such as tornadoes is created when temperature
differences are high enough between meeting air masses, and can impart
excessive energy onto a cyclist." - Randy Schlitter
 
On Dec 1, 10:38 am, "Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> wrote:

<snip>

> Only the Muslim terrorists are being driven by religious fundamentalism. The
> West lost the knack for this several centuries ago.

KKK?
IRA?
NLFT?(not from the West, but ...)
Eric Robert Rudolph and Clayton Waagner?

R
 
On Sat, 01 Dec 2007 07:02:49 -0600, Tom Sherman
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Edward Dolan bleated:
>> ...
>> I do not find the Muslims the least bit sensible about anything whatsoever.
>> Their silence on the Islamic terrorist murder rampage is deafening. I think
>> they think it is just part of Jihad. I would atom bomb the religious
>> bastards back into the Stone Age, thereby teaching them a well deserved
>> lesson in how to behave in the world....
>
>Yet many more innocent, non-violent Muslims are killed by the armed
>forces of Israel and the United States, compared to those killed by
>"Muslim" terrorists. And the actions of the former are driven primarily
>by religious fundamentalism.

Suicide is, uh, somewhat self-limiting. :)
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"Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:

> "Bill Z." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > "Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:
> >
> > FYI, Muslim groups in the UK have denounced the trial and
> > conviction of a schoolteacher in the Sudan, and Islam never had a
> > centralized power structure that needed to be reformed - nothing
> > corresponding to the Vatican and the Pope. Both religions - Islam
> > and Christianity - have their share of extremists, but you'll find
> > that most people practicing either religion are sensible.
>
> I do not find the Muslims the least bit sensible about anything whatsoever.
> Their silence on the Islamic terrorist murder rampage is deafening.

Actually, Muslims have condemned terrorists, but the don't have the
sort of heirarchical structure that funnels large amounts of money
to an organization that can run a loud, noisy PR campaign to get a
"message" out.

If you've ever been in an Islamic country (I have, but not in the
Middle East), you'll find that most people living their are quite
sensible. They may make an appearance at a mosque on Fridays, but
they go about their everyday lives the rest of the week, just as
most Christians go to church on Sunday and keep their religion more
or less confined to that hour of the week. But those are not the
ones you read about in the newspapers.

> What is transpiring in the Sudan and elsewhere in the Muslim world does not
> have anything do with respect, self-respect or any of that kind of liberal
> ****.

It has everything to do with respect. The Sudan has real problem
right now, but the completely over the top reaction you saw there is
fundamentally no different than a "drive by shooting" resulting from a
kid in an inner-city slum feeling "dissed" over trivia. People like
you are making the situation worse by figuratively throwing salt on a
wound.

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"Bill Sornson" <[email protected]> writes:

> Bill Z. wrote:
> > "Bill Sornson" <[email protected]> writes:
> > The moron, of course, is *you* who wrote, "How weak must THAT faith
> > be?" The issue was not "faith" at all, something you quite obviously
> > missed.
>
> Moron, go back and read the thread. Somone said something about Christians
> being locked up if they actually followed their faith. I pointed out that
> the acts that relaly cause trouble are -- gasp! -- drawing cartoons and
> naming teddy bears. So I commented that THAT faith must be pretty tenuous,
> at best.
>
> YOU then turned around and lumped what I wrote with Dolan's drivel about
> exterminating people.

I didn't exactly "lump" you two bozos together. I simply replied to post
that contained text from both of you, and both of you were off base,
Dolan being simply more idiotic.

And your opinion in fact is part of the problem - like Dolan, you fail
to have any appreciation about the real issues. Sure some clerics
in the Sudan completely overreacted, but they weren't upset about a
teacher letting her students name a teddy bear - they were upset about
what they consider as continual disrespect of their culture and beliefs.
They were so ****** off that when there was at worst a minor cultural
misunderstanding, they blew it all out of proportions and saw some sort
of international conspiracy. Your comment that about their "faith
must be pretty tenuous" was off base just as Dolan's is, and is in fact
contributing to the problem.

> Zaumen, you make a LOT of mistakes and will never admit them, but I'll give
> you credit for one thing: at least you leave the text intact so that others
> can see how poor your reading comprehension skills really are.

Sornson, I've always viewed you as being pretty much a complete fool,
and you've done nothing to change my opinion of you. And most of
these alleged "mistakes" are not mistakes at all - your idea of a
"mistake" is simply disagreeing with your inane views on bike lanes,
helmets, or whatever the f___ it is that you are mad about.

> > BTW, radical Christians also believe that death is the appropriate
> > punishment for violating their beliefs, and some have acted on it
> > (which is why doctors working at clinics that provide abortions have
> > been murdered).
>
> Hmmm. Do they bring forth a 10-year-old to behead some poor innocent
> "infidel" on film? You equate isolated acts of crazy zealots to hundreds
> and thousands of people committing heinous acts by taking their religious
> texts literally.

Yep, as I said, you are as dumb as Dolan.

> > These extremists are a problem, but it is simply wrong to give the
> > impression that Muslims have somehow cornered the market.
>
> Which, of course, I didn't do. I said that THEIR "cause celebres" are petty
> acts like cartoons and teddy bears. That was ALL I said and you can't read
> well much less comprehend much if anything.

No, that is not what you said. You suggested that their "faith" was rather
weak, not that their "cause celbres" were petty. Maybe you should try to
remember what you post. But I doubt that you will.

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"Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:

> "Bill Z." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > "Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:
> >
> >> "Bill Z." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> >> news:[email protected]...
> >> > "Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:
> >> >
> >> > FYI, Muslim groups in the UK have denounced the trial and
> >> > conviction of a schoolteacher in the Sudan, and Islam never had a
> >> > centralized power structure that needed to be reformed - nothing
> >> > corresponding to the Vatican and the Pope. Both religions - Islam
> >> > and Christianity - have their share of extremists, but you'll find
> >> > that most people practicing either religion are sensible.
> >>
> >> I do not find the Muslims the least bit sensible about anything
> >> whatsoever.
> >> Their silence on the Islamic terrorist murder rampage is deafening.
> >
> > Actually, Muslims have condemned terrorists, but the don't have the
> > sort of heirarchical structure that funnels large amounts of money
> > to an organization that can run a loud, noisy PR campaign to get a
> > "message" out.
>
> Please, now you are being just plain ridiculous!

Show us the physical location of the Muslim equivalent of the Vatican,
plus an annual operating budget of said organization. Your lack of
a credible response should make the point.

>
> > If you've ever been in an Islamic country (I have, but not in the
> > Middle East), you'll find that most people living their are quite
> > sensible. They may make an appearance at a mosque on Fridays, but
> > they go about their everyday lives the rest of the week, just as
> > most Christians go to church on Sunday and keep their religion more
> > or less confined to that hour of the week. But those are not the
> > ones you read about in the newspapers.
>
> Muslims are not tolerant of those who are not Muslims. It is a religion of
> intolerance and persecution.

In the case I mentioned, nearly everyone I met was a Muslim and they
did not try to force their religion down my throat and did not
persecute me.

> > It has everything to do with respect. The Sudan has real problem
> > right now, but the completely over the top reaction you saw there is
> > fundamentally no different than a "drive by shooting" resulting from a
> > kid in an inner-city slum feeling "dissed" over trivia. People like
> > you are making the situation worse by figuratively throwing salt on a
> > wound.
>
> Please, spare us your dime store psychology!

Pleas spare us your bigotry and stupidity.

>
> Everything about the Sudan reeks of barbarism and savagery. And it is all
> due to their abominable religion. Did you know that the Muslim Arabs were
> the greatest slavers of all time? Hells Bells, I believe some of the Saudis
> still keep Negroes as slaves.
>
> Trust me on this - if you are not a Muslim, they view you as beneath
> contempt and hardly even human. They would like to see you dead and given
> half a chance, they will murder you and chalk it up as their good deed for
> the day.

Dolan, you are an idiot.

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Bill Z. wrote:

> What a frigging bald-faced liar you are.

Projection, thy name (frontwards or backwards) is ZAUMEN. ROTFL
 
"Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:

> "Bill Z." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > "Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:
> >
> >
> > Wrong (and even the most fundamentalist/extreme Muslims aren't doing
> > that either - its for other reasons that a few small groups are
> > killing people).
>
> They are committing acts of terror. Do you even know what it is to kill
> innocents to further a political agenda? What is motivating them to do it is
> their religious faith.

You need to learn something about the real world.

<rest of this troll's rant snipped and ignored>

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"Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:

> "Bill Z." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > "Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:
> >
> >> "Bill Z." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> >> news:[email protected]...
> >> > "Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:
> >> >
> >> >> "Bill Z." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> >> >> news:[email protected]...
> >> >> > "Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:
> >> >> >
> >> >> > FYI, Muslim groups in the UK have denounced the trial and
> >> >> > conviction of a schoolteacher in the Sudan, and Islam never had a
> >> >> > centralized power structure that needed to be reformed - nothing
> >> >> > corresponding to the Vatican and the Pope. Both religions - Islam
> >> >> > and Christianity - have their share of extremists, but you'll find
> >> >> > that most people practicing either religion are sensible.
> >> >>
> >> >> I do not find the Muslims the least bit sensible about anything
> >> >> whatsoever.
> >> >> Their silence on the Islamic terrorist murder rampage is deafening.
> >> >
> >> > Actually, Muslims have condemned terrorists, but the don't have the
> >> > sort of heirarchical structure that funnels large amounts of money
> >> > to an organization that can run a loud, noisy PR campaign to get a
> >> > "message" out.
> >>
> >> Please, now you are being just plain ridiculous!
> >
> > Show us the physical location of the Muslim equivalent of the Vatican,
> > plus an annual operating budget of said organization. Your lack of
> > a credible response should make the point.
>
> The Saudi regime and Mecca.

The Saudi regime supports the Saudi royal family and is not any sort
of religious body. Mecca is not the location of any sort of governing
body. Try again.

> >> Please, spare us your dime store psychology!
> >
> > Pleas spare us your bigotry and stupidity.
>
> Spoken like a true liberal twit!

It's not my fault that you are a mindless bigot.

<rest of this moron's rant snipped>

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"Bill Sornson" <[email protected]> writes:

> Bill Z. wrote:
>
> > What a frigging bald-faced liar you are.
>
> Projection, thy name (frontwards or backwards) is ZAUMEN. ROTFL

Sornson is not only a bald-faced liar, but a fool.


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"Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:

> "Bill Z." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > "Bill Sornson" <[email protected]> writes:
> >
> >> Bill Z. wrote:
>
> Ideally we should carpet bomb all the Muslim lands with atom bombs. Once
> they are gone from the earth, it will be a much better place for the rest of
> us.
<rest of rant snipped>

No, it will be a much worse place for the rest of us, but few would be
left as the radioactive fallout due to "carpet bombing" would cover
at least one hemisphere.

That's why we should make sure these right-wing nuts have as little
influence as possible. They'll get us all killed if we let them have
their way.

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On 02 Dec 2007 12:47:09 -0800, [email protected] (Bill Z.)
wrote:

>"Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:
>
>> "Bill Z." <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>> > "Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:
>> >
>> > FYI, Muslim groups in the UK have denounced the trial and
>> > conviction of a schoolteacher in the Sudan, and Islam never had a
>> > centralized power structure that needed to be reformed - nothing
>> > corresponding to the Vatican and the Pope. Both religions - Islam
>> > and Christianity - have their share of extremists, but you'll find
>> > that most people practicing either religion are sensible.
>>
>> I do not find the Muslims the least bit sensible about anything whatsoever.
>> Their silence on the Islamic terrorist murder rampage is deafening.
>
>Actually, Muslims have condemned terrorists, but the don't have the
>sort of heirarchical structure that funnels large amounts of money
>to an organization that can run a loud, noisy PR campaign to get a
>"message" out.
>
>If you've ever been in an Islamic country (I have, but not in the
>Middle East), you'll find that most people living their are quite
>sensible. They may make an appearance at a mosque on Fridays, but
>they go about their everyday lives the rest of the week, just as
>most Christians go to church on Sunday and keep their religion more
>or less confined to that hour of the week. But those are not the
>ones you read about in the newspapers.
>
>> What is transpiring in the Sudan and elsewhere in the Muslim world does not
>> have anything do with respect, self-respect or any of that kind of liberal
>> ****.
>
>It has everything to do with respect. The Sudan has real problem
>right now, but the completely over the top reaction you saw there is
>fundamentally no different than a "drive by shooting" resulting from a
>kid in an inner-city slum feeling "dissed" over trivia. People like
>you are making the situation worse by figuratively throwing salt on a
>wound.

So we shouldn't talk about bad things that are going on -- just look
the other way, like you do? That's sick.
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On Sun, 02 Dec 2007 23:57:51 GMT, [email protected] (Bill Z.)
wrote:

>"Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:
>
>> "Bill Z." <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>> > "Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:
>> >
>> >> "Bill Z." <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> >> news:[email protected]...
>> >> > "Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:
>> >> >
>> >> > FYI, Muslim groups in the UK have denounced the trial and
>> >> > conviction of a schoolteacher in the Sudan, and Islam never had a
>> >> > centralized power structure that needed to be reformed - nothing
>> >> > corresponding to the Vatican and the Pope. Both religions - Islam
>> >> > and Christianity - have their share of extremists, but you'll find
>> >> > that most people practicing either religion are sensible.
>> >>
>> >> I do not find the Muslims the least bit sensible about anything
>> >> whatsoever.
>> >> Their silence on the Islamic terrorist murder rampage is deafening.
>> >
>> > Actually, Muslims have condemned terrorists, but the don't have the
>> > sort of heirarchical structure that funnels large amounts of money
>> > to an organization that can run a loud, noisy PR campaign to get a
>> > "message" out.
>>
>> Please, now you are being just plain ridiculous!
>
>Show us the physical location of the Muslim equivalent of the Vatican,
>plus an annual operating budget of said organization. Your lack of
>a credible response should make the point.
>
>>
>> > If you've ever been in an Islamic country (I have, but not in the
>> > Middle East), you'll find that most people living their are quite
>> > sensible. They may make an appearance at a mosque on Fridays, but
>> > they go about their everyday lives the rest of the week, just as
>> > most Christians go to church on Sunday and keep their religion more
>> > or less confined to that hour of the week. But those are not the
>> > ones you read about in the newspapers.
>>
>> Muslims are not tolerant of those who are not Muslims. It is a religion of
>> intolerance and persecution.
>
>In the case I mentioned, nearly everyone I met was a Muslim and they
>did not try to force their religion down my throat and did not
>persecute me.
>
>> > It has everything to do with respect. The Sudan has real problem
>> > right now, but the completely over the top reaction you saw there is
>> > fundamentally no different than a "drive by shooting" resulting from a
>> > kid in an inner-city slum feeling "dissed" over trivia. People like
>> > you are making the situation worse by figuratively throwing salt on a
>> > wound.
>>
>> Please, spare us your dime store psychology!
>
>Pleas spare us your bigotry and stupidity.
>
>>
>> Everything about the Sudan reeks of barbarism and savagery. And it is all
>> due to their abominable religion. Did you know that the Muslim Arabs were
>> the greatest slavers of all time? Hells Bells, I believe some of the Saudis
>> still keep Negroes as slaves.
>>
>> Trust me on this - if you are not a Muslim, they view you as beneath
>> contempt and hardly even human. They would like to see you dead and given
>> half a chance, they will murder you and chalk it up as their good deed for
>> the day.
>
>Dolan, you are an idiot.

As opposed to you, who can't spell his own name properly? Thanks for
the laugh.

"My real name backwards: nemuaZ lliB"
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Bill Z. wrote:
> "Bill Sornson" <[email protected]> writes:
>
>> Bill Z. wrote:
>>
>>> What a frigging bald-faced liar you are.
>>
>> Projection, thy name (frontwards or backwards) is ZAUMEN. ROTFL
>
> Sornson is not only a bald-faced liar, but a fool.

Zaumen resorts to his trademarked, cowardly third-person sniping again!
ROTFL

(Assignment, Zaumie: study up on "cause and effect" and re-think your lame
argument. I shall not hold my breath! LOL )
 
"Bill Sornson" <[email protected]> writes:

> Bill Z. wrote:
> > "Bill Sornson" <[email protected]> writes:
> >
> >> Bill Z. wrote:
> >>
> >>> What a frigging bald-faced liar you are.
> >>
> >> Projection, thy name (frontwards or backwards) is ZAUMEN. ROTFL
> >
> > Sornson is not only a bald-faced liar, but a fool.
>
> Zaumen resorts to his trademarked, cowardly third-person sniping again!
> ROTFL
>

Sorsnon lies though his teeath as usual - the post in question had
nothing snipped except maybe one or two blank lines. It is also
not "cowardly" to snip text you are not responding to. It is rather
a courtesy to readers, who don't have to wade through irrelevant text,
and encouraged by usenet posting conventions.

Sornson is apparently too stupid to know that.

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"Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:

> "Bill Z." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> > "Edward Dolan" <[email protected]> writes:
> >
> >> "Bill Z." <[email protected]> wrote in message
> >> news:[email protected]...
> >> > "Bill Sornson" <[email protected]> writes:
> >> >
> >> >> Bill Z. wrote:
> >>
> >> Ideally we should carpet bomb all the Muslim lands with atom bombs. Once
> >> they are gone from the earth, it will be a much better place for the rest
> >> of
> >> us.
> > <rest of rant snipped>
> >
> > No, it will be a much worse place for the rest of us, but few would be
> > left as the radioactive fallout due to "carpet bombing" would cover
> > at least one hemisphere.
> >
> > That's why we should make sure these right-wing nuts have as little
> > influence as possible. They'll get us all killed if we let them have
> > their way.
>
> Liberals like Bill Z are what is wrong with the West. If we could just get
> them to live in a third world country for a year, they would be cured of all
> their delusions.


Dolan is an idiot.
 
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