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jimmy carter urges compassion for Mordor by tegan2006-11-19 12:55:59
  Actually I kinda agree with him. by Winsmith2004-01-13 09:22:57
    Oh please... by subbywan2004-01-13 09:25:39
      LOL! by Naruki2004-01-13 09:28:17
        Prove it by subbywan2004-01-13 09:30:30
          Half a billion Catholics listen to and obey by adiplomat2004-01-13 09:47:35
            Yeah, because we all know the Revoloution had by woodchip2004-01-13 09:54:53
              Power was never specified. Being listened to by adiplomat 2004-01-13 10:07:30
was the criterion. Would you deny that Jefferson, Franklin, Adams et al. are listened to? Really? Did a gun write the Declaration of Independence? What about Franklin's many essays? Thomas Paine's "Common Sense"?
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                And yet, in the end, by subbywan2004-01-13 10:11:29
                  Yeah, 70 year old Franklin humping over the snow. by Naruki2004-01-13 10:12:46
                    But it wasn't based in the *person* was it? :) by subbywan2004-01-13 10:15:07
                      don't forget the french. (n/t) by woodchip2004-01-13 10:18:19
                      Ha ha ha! by Naruki2004-01-13 10:18:56
                        No, the US authority was not based in by subbywan2004-01-13 10:22:48
                          Wasn't talking about the US authority. by Naruki2004-01-13 10:30:01
                            So it was force then, by your argument: by subbywan2004-01-13 10:32:55
                              force never ends wars by gibuu2004-01-13 10:38:04
                                Partially true. by subbywan2004-01-13 10:42:19
                                kinda like being almost pregnant? by gibuu2004-01-13 10:47:03
                                Until someone pulls out a gun by subbywan2004-01-13 10:53:24
                                well having the courage by gibuu2004-01-13 11:00:13
                                I never said violence solves all problems by subbywan2004-01-13 11:02:56
                                No of course not by gibuu2004-01-13 11:09:28
                                sorry. I can't by subbywan2004-01-13 11:12:51
                      OK, lets (reluctantly) pound home the nail, by adiplomat2004-01-13 10:23:21
                        Read the other threads. I never said the "biggest" by subbywan2004-01-13 10:30:23
                          actually by gibuu2004-01-13 10:52:38
                            Well, I still say it is. by subbywan2004-01-13 11:00:10
                              with respect to always losing by gibuu2004-01-13 11:03:22
                                And it *was* achieved by force. by subbywan2004-01-13 11:06:56
                                but it wasnt achieved with violence by gibuu2004-01-13 11:13:58
                                sorry by subbywan2004-01-13 11:23:01
                                phew by gibuu2004-01-13 11:31:42
                                You realize how much... by Ravenlock2004-01-13 19:24:08
                                STOP CHANGING YOUR POSTULATES! by adiplomat2004-01-13 11:19:37
                                *shrug* by subbywan2004-01-13 11:24:49
                put they wouldn't be able to have the freedom to by woodchip2004-01-13 10:13:22
                  s/put/but/ (n/t) by woodchip2004-01-13 10:13:49

 

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