Text 5537, 71 rader
Skriven 2013-01-08 22:08:53 av Lee Lofaso (2:203/2)
   Kommentar till text 5523 av Roger Nelson (1:3828/7)
Ärende: Insanity
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Hello Roger,

 LL>> I see this every week, in this echo, by some madwoman
 LL>> known as The Ice Queen ...

 RN>> Consider yourself lucky that you can see anything at all.

 TM>> Is that a threat?

 RN>> I don't understand what you mean.

 TM>> It was a rhetorical question, thanks for proving my point (actually, you
 TM>> didn't, but i believe someone else just did?). I honstely didn't think
 TM>> you meant it as a threat, but it could have been interpreted that way
 TM>> though if I chose to do so? And, history shows how somone here has been
 TM>> dealing with oppinions they don't like in this echo before?

RN>What you asked me did not appear to be rhetorical to me.  Why do
RN>you ask a question you don't want the answer to without making your
RN>meaning clear?

Oh, quit pretending not to know about the antics of The Ice Queen
and her two lapdogs.  They all share a history that cannot be erased.

 TM>> We are getting used to it though, not only here. It's funny to watch how
 TM>> one seems to be dealing with another big mouth (half)European over there.

RN>I came back here hoping that those who think like you would have
RN>grown a year older and a lot wiser, but I was wrong.

Oh, come now.  Norwegians have their own unique way of doing things.
You can't change them any more than I can.  Really.  We are Americans.
And as Americans, we love our guns.  Nobody is going to change our
gun culture, no matter how hard they might try.  To prove my point,
Australians have their cars.  Nobody is going to change their car
culture, no matter how hard they might try.  It's just that simple.
Every Aussie is a Mad Max waiting to explode.  Usually with a sawed
off shotgun, while riding in a souped up black car.

RN>Also, I'm not clairvoyant and don't know who you are referring to
RN>in your last remark, but if it's who I think it is, you should be
RN>ashamed of yourself.

CNN should fire Piers Morgan and let him try to find a job with FoxNews.

 TM>> It's hilarious for the rest of the world to see how people in the US are
 TM>> trying to deal with someone you (plural) don't agree with:
 TM>> http://tinyurl.com/ccuq6yc.

RN>Well, if it's on the Internet, it has to be true.  Right?

What is scary is the signatures are all anonymous.  First names only
sort of thing.  Very easy for a ringleader to make it appear that there
is lots of support for his/her cause when there is little or none. Even
if the attempt is not successful, the individual's reputation is ruined.
And there is no way the culprit who started it all can be traced.

Piers Morgan took it all in a humorous vein, going so far as to
poke fun at those who signed the petition.  He feels secure at CNN,
as he should, having high ratings for his show.  Sean Hannity might
not feel so secure at FoxNews, with his ratings plunging to rock
bottom after the presidential election.

 TM>> It seems to be a pattern, and it actually scares me a bit.

Anonymous are those who sign petitions ...

--Lee

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