reply by
Ron
2/8/2002 (12:25) |
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'What a great and just country America is.'
Why do her congressmen refuse to hear complaints about the tax law? Why do they play games with their subjects, er, I mean citizens?
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=26164
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=26178
Truth is that which is.
'I see where the wise and generous President Bush has granted the taliban criminals the right of the geneva protections. What other Nation would treat their enemies with such fairness.'
The president did not grant anything. Come out of your confusion and into the truth. The United States is OBLIGED by an International Agreement. An Agreement that it A) Backed and B) Signed. To not do so would be to violate an agreement that it voluntarily signed. It is worth noting that the US has a long history of violating that same convention, so in one way, it is kind of nice to see it, FOR ONCE, keeping its word.
Let me ask you. If I do that which I agree to do, is that any indication that I am a great person? If I make a deal with you that from this day forward, you can park in my driveway and I can park in your driveway, am I granting you anything by letting you do that which I've already agreed to let you do? Hardly.
Truth is that which is. May the Lord rebuke you in your error.
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