The Right to Discriminate

by RubyTuesday 57 Replies latest jw friends

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  Love_Truth

  Phantom,

  Ruby is not female?

  Who knew?

  Relevance of your quotation?

  Cheers.
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  RubyTuesday

  Ruby is ALL woman and ALL hetro...and proud of it
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  Love_Truth

  Ruby,

  That's my point- I, as usual, don't get the "point" of Phantom's post. You are clearly female, and he's addressed his post to a white male. Hmmm.

  Regards,

  Love_Truth
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  RubyTuesday

  I think he is quoting some guy named Ammon Hennacy .

  He can't seem to debate what I posted. So he is spinning out on something else .
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  pettygrudger

  People have the right to discriminate against whoever they want (personally) - but they don't have the right to have the U.S. Government do it for them, nor do they have the right to use their own discrimination to hurt another person.

  Pretty simple really.
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  Phantom Stranger

  I was replying to funkyderek's post, as you well know.

  Since they aren't Ruby's words, and since she seemed to have dropped the thread, I didn't see any indication that Ruby was planning on further advocating this position that she cut-and-pasted.

  So, Ruby, were you planning to use your own words to defend this position you're quoting?
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  WhyNow2000

  Knock yourself off discriminating as much as you want....as long it doesn't violate the law. If it does, then I am going to knock myselff off suing you. It is only fair.
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  Love_Truth

  Phantom,

  When you "reply" to someone, here's the procedure:

  Hover over that post, (Derek's, in this case) for example, "Re: The Right to Discriminate", and a drop down menu appears, select "reply", a dialogue window opens, you type your reply, then scroll down to the bottom of the dialogue box, and click "submit". (As an added caution, select all the text you wrote, and copy it, in case you get an error upon submission. That way, you can simply paste it back in and hit "submit" again.)

  If you follow those instructions, rather than appearing as if you replied to the main (anchor) post, it will be easy for anyone to see who you are replying to., as your post will show up a s areply to Derek, in this case, as ?Re: Re: The Right to Discriminate? when examining the thread.

  Hope this helps (no charge for the lesson).

  Cheerio,

  Love_Truth
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  RubyTuesday

  I don't need to defend my opinions to anyone...especially to people like you.They may not be my words but I do agree with it,just common sense. Have you ever read something you agree with??
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  cruzanheart

  I think I'll show my right to discriminate by discriminating against the right to discriminate.

  Nina