Text 13844, 80 rader
Skriven 2005-09-30 20:08:04 av Roy Witt (1:1/22)
  Kommentar till text 13752 av Paul Sanders (3:633/104)
Ärende: Hans Zeiger rides again.
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01 Oct 05 06:18, Paul Sanders wrote to Roy Witt:

 PS>>> now if I can just find that URL from about a month ago about a
 PS>>> farm, I think it was in Washington State were the purpose was for
 PS>>> people to have sex with farm animals,
 RW>> And what were the authorities doing about it, gawking over the
 RW>> fence?
 PS> Well, seeing as they are American authorities, you might like to ask
 PS> them.

I'm sure they were doing their job...

 PS>>>  strangely enough the sex act was / is not against the law,
 RW>> Actually it is and it's called bestiality.
 PS> In 33 states it is, but Washington state would seem to be not one of
 PS> them.

If it isn't, it soon will be, if this tripe you offer as proof is true.

 PS>>>  though they were hoping to be able to charge the owner of the farm
 PS>>> with cruelty to animals...
 RW>> I'd say whatever source you came up with on this one, is as flawed
 RW>> as the crap you use to support your political arguements.
 PS>>> Ahhhh, here it is:
 PS>>> http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2002382718_horse15m
 PS>>> .h tml
 PS>>> Now, what were you saying about morals ?

 RW>> Nice try, but that page doesn't exist any longer.
 PS> Then I suggest you get a new ISP, the page is still there.

I would suggest that you delete the cookies on your computer and try
again. It's not there.

 RW>> Oh, and I believe, Ceppa can verify, that the Seattle Times is a
 RW>> liberal news source, again.
 PS> Ahhh, yes, your catch all, if you do not agree with it then it must
 PS> be 'a liberal news source' BTW, here is the article

Any thing you say, Paul.  You might say, I know a fucking liberal asshole
when I see one.

Check this out. And don't forget to go to the site and read the entire
article. This is just an excerpt of what's there.

http://www.politicalusa.com/columnists/zeiger/zeiger_014.htm

Taking on Liberal Newspapers
By Hans Zeiger

Across the heartlands and hinterlands of conservative America, many
doubters and desponders wake up every morning to retrieve their newspaper,
a product of the downtown Left. And so it shall remain, they say. But for
America's growing army of young conservatives, there are no boundaries to
the battle for the future. Even the newspapers of America must stand to
reckon with a new generation of conservatives.

Two students at Seattle Pacific University named Matthew McCleary and
Benjamin Williams are launching a publication called the Seattle Sentinel
at www.seattlesentinel.com. The sophomores have a long-term goal no less
than turning the Seattle Sentinel into "the dominant paper in Seattle."

Pessimists who doubt about America's future, who insist that the liberal
bias of the media is permanent and impenetrable, think a goal like the
Sentinel's impossible. But McCleary and Williams and their new staff of
writers and editors are energized. They're devoted. They'll make it happen
within fifty years, they say.

"We want a conservative newspaper in Seattle," says Williams. "We have an
interest in Seattle because it is our town. We are sick of the Times and
Post-Intelligencer controlling the Seattle print media. People who do not
investigate the news only get one side of the story, the liberal side. We
need to provide people in Seattle with an alternative t



Roy

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