children, Not Murderers

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by MrBigglesworth:
You have just stated a paradox!

If nobody is responsible and it is someone elses fault then how can it be theirs since it is someone elses fault ect ect? :D

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FOR THE CHILDREN!!!!
 
And she is the editor of : MOTHERS WHO THINK????? ( hard to shake head and barf at the same time without getting it ALL OVER the place!
crankshaft (too sick to post paranoia line)
 
In all honesty, I am rarely dumbstruck by stupidity. I am sure that there is no bottom to the stupid barrel.

This is one time I am struck absolutely speechless after reading idiotic rationale like this:
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"A group of teenagers believed they could get a free meal of Chinese takeout using a cellphone, a sheet, two bricks and all the intelligence and life experience that five adolescents can muster. It is true that lawbreaking was a certainty and broken bones a possibility in this harebrained scheme. But even those dark eventualities might have been spun into anecdotal gold (or a plot for "Party of Five"). But the worst thing happened. The worst thing that can always happen but rarely does, happened. They smashed the deliveryman's skull."
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Where do you even start with thinking like this?!?!?!?

But for the centrifigal force of the bricks being swung in the bedsheet, this might have been the plot of a prime-time sitcom/teen drama or, better yet, some kind of family anecdotal tale of "remember when Johnny tried to rob that delivery guy with the bricks and the sheet? Remember that, that was so funny!"

Holy mother of Jesus. And her vote counts the same as mine.
 
quote : "A very high percentage of children between the ages of 7 and 13, quite a few of them boys, will jump off a roof or out of a tree, sometimes holding an umbrella or handmade wings or a parachute or another child's hand, believing that they will fly. A 16-year-old girl will think you can get pregnant from French kissing. A 17-year-old boy will think you can't get HIV from girls."

I do believe she hangs out with a much more intellectually challenged group than I. Children learn mostly by example, you know, and it's people like this that are really screwing things up for the rest of us.
 
How about some letters to the editor guys? Here's mine:"I would like to thank Jennifer Sweeney for writng the article "Murderers, not Children" and for pointing out what is wrong with our society. Now I understand how our children have gotten so messed up, and so would Ms. Sweeney if she would only look in the mirror. Is Ms.Sweeney a child psychologist or teacher by chance? Or is she simply another soccer mom that will soon unleash her own little goblins on us?
 
Sigh. "Mothers who think"... what? I can just see it: "Oh look, there goes little Johnny with the neighbor's cat, a gallon of gas, some firecrackers, and a ballbat. Now just what is that little scamper up to now? Oh well, boys will be boys..."

Will someone please dump some more chlorine in the gene pool?!!

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Luke 22:36
"An armed society is a polite society."
Robert Heinlein
"Power corrupts. Absolute power - is kinda cool!"
Fred Reed
 
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>A 16-year-old girl will think you can get pregnant from French kissing.[/quote]

If that 16-year-old girl goes around French kissing long enough, eventually she will get pregnant. :)

As for the rest of the article, I'm with Jack99: there's no bottom to the stupid barrel.

pax

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"Is there anything wrong with a woman preferring the dignity of an armed citizen? I don't like to be coddled and I don't like to be treated like a minor child. So I waive immunity and claim my right -- I go armed." -- Longcourt Phyllis in Beyond This Horizon by Robert Heinlein
 
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