may you all have peace!.
i, expatbrit, came to be in the place that is called hooters, for the sustaining of the body through the provisions of god.
and by the grace of god, i beheld visions.
Cool Expatbrit
Makes you wonder how may sacred writings of past years that were really intended as a joke.
- Jan
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Faith, n. Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel. [Ambrose Bierce, The Devil´s Dictionary, 1911]
cybersex: real or fantasy!.
i would like to tell you good people a story and when i'm finished i would appreciate your honest opinion as i know you wouldn't give me anything less.
my wife and i have been fighting about a situation which recently arose in our home.
Well said, Harmony.
I am a bit astonished that more people don't react to this blatant violation of privacy. DreamMaster violated not only his wife's, but that of everyone she ever communicated with.
It is not unheard that I communicate with my friends (here and abroad, men and women) using IM services. And some of the stuff we talk about is clearly private. It may have to do with health issues, work, personal comments about others, whatever. I'd hate a nosy and jealous wife (or husband) reading my private statements just because they were looking for evidence of their spouse's infidility.
While I can understand that DreamMaster feels betrayed by his wife's cybersex, I personally see what he has done to her as the worst treachery of trust imaginable, and also a violation of the privacy of all his wife's contacts.
- Jan
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Faith, n. Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel. [Ambrose Bierce, The Devil´s Dictionary, 1911]
cybersex: real or fantasy!.
i would like to tell you good people a story and when i'm finished i would appreciate your honest opinion as i know you wouldn't give me anything less.
my wife and i have been fighting about a situation which recently arose in our home.
ladonna,
Call it jealousy, Jan.....or is it morals?????
Jealousy.
I see no evidence that Dream Master's wife has any lack of self esteem. I see lots that he has, probably for good reasons!
Btw, Jan...I wouldn't marry a man who engaged in internet porn in the first place.
It is mostly like masturbation. When asked, 95% say they do it, and 5% lie. If the wife asks, the reponse is somewhat differently. What you get with such a principle, is a husband who is either impotent or dishonest. Your choice.
- Jan
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Faith, n. Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel. [Ambrose Bierce, The Devil´s Dictionary, 1911]
cybersex: real or fantasy!.
i would like to tell you good people a story and when i'm finished i would appreciate your honest opinion as i know you wouldn't give me anything less.
my wife and i have been fighting about a situation which recently arose in our home.
LOL, am I back in the Kingdom Hall?
Exchanging text messages on a computer network the same as physical sex? Whoah! Some of you must have horribly boring sex lives.
Ladonna: Looking at pictures of naked women reason to throw out your marriage? Can't be worth much, then. Any woman thinking a man -- any man -- goes through life thinking of sex with her only is seriously deluding herself.
Life is too short to fuck jealous women
- Jan
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Faith, n. Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel. [Ambrose Bierce, The Devil´s Dictionary, 1911]
cybersex: real or fantasy!.
i would like to tell you good people a story and when i'm finished i would appreciate your honest opinion as i know you wouldn't give me anything less.
my wife and i have been fighting about a situation which recently arose in our home.
DreamMaster,
Well, if you're the kind of man who reads your wife's email, message archive and generally violates her privacy, it doesn't really surprise me....
- Jan
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Faith, n. Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel. [Ambrose Bierce, The Devil´s Dictionary, 1911]
i am a policitcal conservative, at least a fiscal conservative and sociel moderate.
i support the death penalty, but i agree that our judicial system needs to overhaul how wwe treat criminals to achieve better rehabilitation results.
and of course, withhold the death penalty in cases where there could be doubt.. in mcveigh's case, i believe that he deserves the death penalty.
hey cowboy - thanks.
i still think my idea is the best - make janh the ruler of the world - he has the FINAL SOLUTION for everything coz he's a scholar - sure we'd have a ruler with no heart humanity wit insight imagination talent or charisma but you have to make allowances for fascist automatons so they say.AG
I just wanted to save this before you delete it, AG, You're not only an asshole, but an incompetent one.
- Jan
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Faith, n. Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel. [Ambrose Bierce, The Devil´s Dictionary, 1911]
i am a policitcal conservative, at least a fiscal conservative and sociel moderate.
i support the death penalty, but i agree that our judicial system needs to overhaul how wwe treat criminals to achieve better rehabilitation results.
and of course, withhold the death penalty in cases where there could be doubt.. in mcveigh's case, i believe that he deserves the death penalty.
Ros,
You obviously have not been using much brain energy to consider the issue of crime and punishment. I suggest you do.
If I understand what you are suggesting, you would support liberating the "probably guilty"?
Of course.
If you are 51% certain that a particular defendent "did it", he or she is probably guilty. This is how it often works in civil cases, because one or the other party is right or wrong.
Of course, if you imprison people based on what you think they probably did, just under half the prison population will end up being innocent people.
It requires proof beyond reasonable doubt to convict. That is a principle of justice universally agreed upon.
- Jan
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Faith, n. Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel. [Ambrose Bierce, The Devil´s Dictionary, 1911]
i am a policitcal conservative, at least a fiscal conservative and sociel moderate.
i support the death penalty, but i agree that our judicial system needs to overhaul how wwe treat criminals to achieve better rehabilitation results.
and of course, withhold the death penalty in cases where there could be doubt.. in mcveigh's case, i believe that he deserves the death penalty.
"Cowboy", a new ID here, wrote:
I have always been on the fence about the death penalty until now(being raised a JW I wasn't supposed to have an opinion on anything).But I still think if there is any chance that executing this man will deter even one potential killer it will be worth it.I don't expect to feel one bit better after he dies,nor do I expect to feel worse.I know many of the survivors look forward to some kind of closure,but I fear a lot of them will be disappointed.I do have to admit that many of you raise some good arguments against.I appreciate getting to speak my mind. And thanks for the thoughts Acupulco Gold.
Sigh. How many identities do you have? Who do you think you're fooling addressing yourself?
- Jan
--
Faith, n. Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel. [Ambrose Bierce, The Devil´s Dictionary, 1911]
i am a policitcal conservative, at least a fiscal conservative and sociel moderate.
i support the death penalty, but i agree that our judicial system needs to overhaul how wwe treat criminals to achieve better rehabilitation results.
and of course, withhold the death penalty in cases where there could be doubt.. in mcveigh's case, i believe that he deserves the death penalty.
Ros,
I would be agreeable to the abolition of the death penalty for PROVEN wanton murderers on those terms.
This is the same silly, vacuous argument I already rebutted.
It is already an absolute principle of every system of justice that you do not sentence anyone to anything unless guilt is proven beyond any reasonable doubt. If there is any room for doubt, you acquit. No question!
You seem to suggest a two-level verdict system for murderers: innocent, probably guilty and proven guilty, and where the "proven guilty" are executed and the "probably guilty" are sent to prison. Can you imagine the increase in innocent people being sent to prison? I hope you have just not given this any serious thought.
Your attempt to make this into a question of money just makes me sick. "Kill them because it's cheaper!" Don't you have any morality whatsoever?
- Jan
--
Faith, n. Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel. [Ambrose Bierce, The Devil´s Dictionary, 1911]
i am a policitcal conservative, at least a fiscal conservative and sociel moderate.
i support the death penalty, but i agree that our judicial system needs to overhaul how wwe treat criminals to achieve better rehabilitation results.
and of course, withhold the death penalty in cases where there could be doubt.. in mcveigh's case, i believe that he deserves the death penalty.
6of9,
I want you to figure out a way that a person could have MY attitude, and innocents will NOT die.
That is impossible. If you have a death penalty, you will have to accept that some innocent people will be executed. If you don't understand this simple fact, you understand little indeed.
- Jan
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Faith, n. Belief without evidence in what is told by one who speaks without knowledge, of things without parallel. [Ambrose Bierce, The Devil´s Dictionary, 1911]
