[PLUG-TALK] Being plonked on plug...
Mark Morgan
lemming at quirkyqatz.com
Thu Nov 13 21:18:27 UTC 2003
Michael C. Robinson said:
> On Thu, 2003-11-13 at 11:06, Mark Morgan wrote:
>
>> Switching gears? Maybe Kulongoski is pro-choice and would like the
>> catholic church to change stance? I went ahead and snipped most of
>> the rest of your post. I'm not interested in a pro-choice debate.
>
> Maybe?!?!?
> Exactly. That's why I voted against him and everyone else should
> have also.
I happen to be pro-choice and wouldn't vote against him for that. Looking
over his positions. I'm pretty luke warm to him.
I'm completly against a recall since it's a waste of money. I think we can
learn from California in that case. Especially with the Enron not having
to pay as much money back after Arnold getting elected.
> Kulongoski betrayed his churched and is in heresy.
> He does not deserve to be governor of this state
Not a valid reason IMO. I'm a believer of seperation of church & state.
> Being opposed to homosexual dating is not homophobia. People
> say it is because of a misguided notion of what rights and
> freedom are. There is no reason for two people of the same
> gender to have anything other than sibling, professional,
> or casual friendship type relationships.
Being afraid of people advocating or even displaying homosexuality can be
considered homophobia. Obviously we disagree on the concepts of rights
and freedoms in several areas.
> This is informal communication, I can certainly work
> on my writing style. It's hard to write correctly when
> your being persecuted. Especially when the
> list community does little to nothing to stop
> the persecution.
In your case, persecution is partially your perception. Yes, you were
flamed. I consider persecution being more severe than suffering some
insults on a mailing list.
Speedy responses aren't nessasary. I would suggest taking some time to
cool down before responding to real or perceived attacks. Or just ignore
them which is often the most effective.
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