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McGentrix wrote:

Frank Apisa wrote:
au1929 wrote:
Frank
Good to see you back. Just a visit or are you staying for a while?

Good to see you, too, Au.

Back for a while!

Broke my shoulder week before last...and have some free time to visit with old friends.

I am enjoying my stay.

I see McG and Lone Star Madam have trouble with people who can sympathize with other people's plightno matter the circumstances.

Interesting!

Nonsense Frank, I specifically mentioned Saddam, not "other people". He deserves no sympathy and no respect. None. Zero. Nada. Zilch.

Every human being deserves sympathy for their plight...assuming they are human beings in a plight...even our moron in chief.

But if you want people like Saddam Hussein to determine whether or not you extend it...that is your right.

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How about the million+ people that Saddam tortured & killed?

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LoneStarMadam wrote:

How about the million+ people that Saddam tortured & killed?

Name three.

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Frank Apisa wrote:

LoneStarMadam wrote:
How about the million+ people that Saddam tortured & killed?

Name three.

Muhammed, Ali and Carl.

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I know I'm going to regret this but, who's Carl?

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McGentrix wrote:

I am finding it hard to swallow that anyone would feel sympathy towards Saddam in any fashion.

I wish I could say that I can't believe anyone could be so purposefully ignorant and display enough stupidity to think that because a person is able to recognize the execution of Saddam was about revenge means a person sympathizes with Saddam.

I wish I could say that but apparently I can't. Laughing

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Bi-Polar Bear wrote:

McGentrix wrote:
I am finding it hard to swallow that anyone would feel sympathy towards Saddam in any fashion.

I wish I could say that I can't believe anyone could be so purposefully ignorant and display enough stupidity to think that because a person is able to recognize the execution of Saddam was about revenge means a person sympathizes with Saddam.

I wish I could say that but apparently I can't.

Why do some people always believe the world revolves around them and that every post is either about them or in reference to them?

I made a general statement of fact, some people have been very sympathetic towards Saddam.

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Frank Apisa wrote:

LoneStarMadam wrote:
How about the million+ people that Saddam tortured & killed?

Name three.

Abir
Bahia
Hawwa

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Yes of course. Compare that to the measly 250,000 WE have killed. Of course, the people we killed would still be alive under Saddam but that's besides the point. I'm not sympathetic to Saddam, but I am not paying allegiance to Bush either.

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NickFun wrote:

Yes of course. Compare that to the measly 250,000 WE have killed. Of course, the people we killed would still be alive under Saddam but that's besides the point. I'm not sympathetic to Saddam, but I am not paying allegiance to Bush either.

How do you know they'd still be alive?

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I gotta tell ya

the more I think about itthe happier I am that when I saw Saddam standing over a trap door about to be sprungwith that huge rope around his neck

knowing that when it sprung he was going to fall and have his neck snapped

that I felt sympathy for him

I did feel sympathy for himand I am proud that I did.

What's morefor the people who didn'tand especially for the people who apparently delighted in Saddam's plight and felt joy or exhiliration rather than sympathyI feel tremendous sympathy for you also.

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McG wrote

Quote:

I made a general statement of fact, some people have been very sympathetic towards Saddam

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And some are sympathetic towards Bush.. Different slice of the same rotten apple.

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Frank Apisa wrote:

I gotta tell ya

the more I think about itthe happier I am that when I saw Saddam standing over a trap door about to be sprungwith that huge rope around his neck

knowing that when it sprung he was going to fall and have his neck snapped

that I felt sympathy for him

I did feel sympathy for himand I am proud that I did.

What's morefor the people who didn'tand especially for the people who apparently delighted in Saddam's plight and felt joy or exhiliration rather than sympathyI feel tremendous sympathy for you also.

However, had Saddam been an American, I'm sure your feelings of sadness would not have materialized. Rolling Eyes

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au1929 wrote:

McG wrote

Quote:
I made a general statement of fact, some people have been very sympathetic towards Saddam
.

And some are sympathetic towards Bush.. Different slice of the same rotten apple.

A pity you don't know the difference.

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LoneStarMadam wrote:

Frank Apisa wrote:
I gotta tell ya

the more I think about itthe happier I am that when I saw Saddam standing over a trap door about to be sprungwith that huge rope around his neck

knowing that when it sprung he was going to fall and have his neck snapped

that I felt sympathy for him

I did feel sympathy for himand I am proud that I did.

What's morefor the people who didn'tand especially for the people who apparently delighted in Saddam's plight and felt joy or exhiliration rather than sympathyI feel tremendous sympathy for you also.

However, had Saddam been an American, I'm sure your feelings of sadness would not have materialized.

Frank is one of the few libs on A2K I would like to sit and share a beer with. He doesn't pretend and he doesn't put on the haughty airs many of his brethren do.

I am sure he felt sympathy for McVeigh right before he got his injection as well. My contention is that Sadam doesn't DESERVE your sympathies. Saddam will come back as a cockroach living in a **** house for centuries.

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LoneStarMadam wrote:

Frank Apisa wrote:
I gotta tell ya

the more I think about itthe happier I am that when I saw Saddam standing over a trap door about to be sprungwith that huge rope around his neck

knowing that when it sprung he was going to fall and have his neck snapped

that I felt sympathy for him

I did feel sympathy for himand I am proud that I did.

What's morefor the people who didn'tand especially for the people who apparently delighted in Saddam's plight and felt joy or exhiliration rather than sympathyI feel tremendous sympathy for you also.

However, had Saddam been an American, I'm sure your feelings of sadness would not have materialized.

You are sure of that, are you?

You American conservatives are a pathetic lot! You've been on the wrong side of damn near every important issue this country has ever faced...and you have shown no improvement over the years.

You can take what "you are are sure of" LSM...and stash it where the sun doesn't shine.

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McGentrix wrote:

LoneStarMadam wrote:
Frank Apisa wrote:
I gotta tell ya

the more I think about itthe happier I am that when I saw Saddam standing over a trap door about to be sprungwith that huge rope around his neck

knowing that when it sprung he was going to fall and have his neck snapped

that I felt sympathy for him

I did feel sympathy for himand I am proud that I did.

What's morefor the people who didn'tand especially for the people who apparently delighted in Saddam's plight and felt joy or exhiliration rather than sympathyI feel tremendous sympathy for you also.

However, had Saddam been an American, I'm sure your feelings of sadness would not have materialized.

Frank is one of the few libs on A2K I would like to sit and share a beer with. He doesn't pretend and he doesn't put on the haughty airs many of his brethren do.

I am sure he felt sympathy for McVeigh right before he got his injection as well. My contention is that Sadam doesn't DESERVE your sympathies. Saddam will come back as a cockroach living in a **** house for centuries.

I am not a "lib", McG...but I would very, very much enjoy downing some suds with you. If you are ever in the Big Apple...please let me know...and we will get together. I love to party...and you sound like you do also. I doubt our considerable differences would impact on the fun.

I did feel sympathy for Timothy McVeigh even though he had the audacity to identify himself as an agnostic just before he departed. I honestly have trouble feeling vengeful...which may account for my very low regard for the god of the Bible. Jesus, on the other hand, had the right idea...and while I disagree with some of what Jesus taught, the lesson of compassion and forgiveness seems to have found a home with me.

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Come on Frank, you know I catagorize everyone that disagrees with me as a "lib".

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McGentrix wrote:

Come on Frank, you know I catagorize everyone that disagrees with me as a "lib".

:wink:

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McGentrix wrote:

LoneStarMadam wrote:
Frank Apisa wrote:
I gotta tell ya

the more I think about itthe happier I am that when I saw Saddam standing over a trap door about to be sprungwith that huge rope around his neck

knowing that when it sprung he was going to fall and have his neck snapped

that I felt sympathy for him

I did feel sympathy for himand I am proud that I did.

What's morefor the people who didn'tand especially for the people who apparently delighted in Saddam's plight and felt joy or exhiliration rather than sympathyI feel tremendous sympathy for you also.

However, had Saddam been an American, I'm sure your feelings of sadness would not have materialized.

Frank is one of the few libs on A2K I would like to sit and share a beer with. He doesn't pretend and he doesn't put on the haughty airs many of his brethren do.

I am sure he felt sympathy for McVeigh right before he got his injection as well. My contention is that Sadam doesn't DESERVE your sympathies. Saddam will come back as a cockroach living in a **** house for centuries.

When "Frank" said this to me on another thread, "Yiou are an American conservative which is far worse tha a whore or madam" I took offense to that. Since America isn't the only country with conservatives, I could only take it that he meant Americans.

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