I have to confess I do not understand what the fuss is about religious symbols on municipal property. First we had the Cranston school prayer, and now the cross on town land in front of a fire station. Over a thousand people rallied to demand that it stay. I just don’t get it.
Is it such a big deal? The law about such things is pretty settled. No matter how many people want the cross to stay, when it goes to court, it will almost definitely be ordered removed. There has been case after case. There is little doubt. And it is really not a big deal to me.
But having said that, I was watching Lively Experiment today on PBS, and listening to the moderator say she couldn’t see why anyone would have a problem with a cross displayed on town land. I have to take exception.
I fully understand why someone would be offended when it appears that a town, any town, is taking a position of one religion over any other. In a public middle school I had a teacher who thought that it was his mission to convert me to Christianity. He told me every afternoon I left school that he was praying for me to find Jesus (Now that offended me.)
But while I am only mildly offended by the cross, (and I am much more offended by the menorah on the town lawn at Hanukah) there are many things in the world that offend me much more!
There is much more for me to worry about. IE: Budgets, taxes, poverty, DCYF, welfare abusers, etc. Why should I care about a cross on a monument?
It offends me more that politicians in Woonsocket will stir up all kinds of anger to support keeping it. They are willing to fight a court case (which the city will lose) to divert attention from such gross mismanagement that the city of Woonsocket either had to file bankruptcy or charge a 13+% supplement tax on everyone in the city! And then they want to fight and have the city pay a no-win lawsuit? That is nuts!
Now that offends me! You know what else? The comments on TV that the group in Wisconsin made a mistake going after the cross because it meant taking on the
veterans! Well I have a lot of respect for our veterans of all denominations, but whether it is the veterans, or the teachers, or widows, or pretzel salesmen, the cross needs to be right or wrong on its own merits, not because one special group supports it.
The veterans do not get their own constitution. The veterans fought for our constitution. What is good for us, is good for them, and that includes following a judges’ ruling.
But the most offensive thing I saw or read was Bob Kerr’s column in the Providence Journal last week. He was indignant the person (or persons) did release their names to complain. He all but demanded they come forward. I am a big fan of people coming forward. I have called people out for refusing to do so. And if it were me I would probably come forward.
But really Mr. Kerr, can you blame these people for not coming forward? Look at what happened to Jessica Alquist in Cranston. She was bullied and tormented by “so-called” Christian zealots! There were death threats, police protection, there no flower shop in the state willing to deliver her flowers. These angry religious God-loving people made her life a living hell.
Is this the message of Christianity that the prayer on the wall intended? Not from what I have read. Mr. Kerr, what do you think would happen to these people if they came forward about the cross? Would their lives be safe? Over 1,000 people came out to defend the cross, and the next day only 400 showed at a rally to stop bullying. What do you think would happen if someone got hold of their names and put it on the internet?
Like I said it is not a big deal to me. I have plenty of windmills to tilt at without this one. But maybe when the founders put in the separation of church state, after seeing centuries of religious wars in Europe, they understood how religion, anyone’s religion, can make good people do things they would not do otherwise.
And maybe it would be better to keep it out of the public square.
Pamela
7:49 am on Tuesday, May 8, 2012
While I usually agree with you Joel, this time I cannot. This "fight" is against freedom "of" religion, not freedom "from" religion. The term you used, "separation of Church and State" is not in the constitution at all. It is a term coined in a letter Jefferson wrote about establishing "a wall of separation". I believe it is the distinction of "from" and "of" religion. The Pilgrims originally came to America to gain freedom "of" religion. We all know what the "State" religion in England did for centuries to those that opposed (or practiced) a different religion... heads rolled. Roger Williams came to the lands of Rhode Island to escape the Puritan's and their reality of a "State" religion. In other words, the problem is the government telling us, or forcing us into one particular religion;
I had more to say, but was limited to fewer words. In a nutshell, I agree that the abuse the Cranston student endured was wrong, I believe that Christians, (or any faith group) has a right to protect their Constitutional right of Freedom "of" Religion. Look at the 10 Commandments on the Supreme Court wall, the "In God We Trust" on our money... I could go on! It's just sad that this comes down to whomever has the biggest boat-load of $$.
Pam
8:54 am on Thursday, May 10, 2012
Pamela,
" In other words, the problem is the government telling us, or forcing us into one particular religion".
When a religious symbol is displayed on municipal (government) property it can be interpreted as that government "telling us, or forcing us into one particular religion." Everyone does have freedom "of" religion (or "from it, for that matter), the problem is that the government can't favor one seem to be favoring one over all the others.
That is why people protest and that is why courts rule in favor of removing these symbols.
john harker
2:42 pm on Thursday, May 10, 2012
In Flanders Fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses row on row,
That mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the Dead. Short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe:
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high.
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.
Humbly submitted, J. Harker
Manifold Witness
3:08 pm on Thursday, May 10, 2012
That John McCrae poem is beautiful:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_Flanders_Fields
And there are many other beautiful ones on the Arlington poetry website. Some speak of God & some do not:
http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/poetry.htm
Pamela
8:35 pm on Thursday, May 10, 2012
Pam,
I don't agree, but unfortunately we won't ever recover the true words of the Constitution because it costs too much to litigate.
To me it's a bit hypocritical, the Washington monument says "'LAUS DEO' (a Latin phrase meaning "Praise be to God" or "God be praised") on top, our money says in God we trust, Congress starts each session with a prayer said by a preacher paid for with tax $. Our military cemeteries are full of religious symbols, And, this could be decided by the Supreme Court..."As you enter the Supreme Court courtroom, the two huge oak doors have the Ten Commandments engraved on each lower portion of each door. As you sit inside the courtroom, you can see the wall right above where the Supreme Court judges sit a display of the Ten Commandments! "
So, it's my opinion that making an issue about a monument that has been there almost 100 years because it has a cross on it and forcing a community to either move it or litigate it is foolish and a waste of assets as well as energy.
Pam
9:53 pm on Thursday, May 10, 2012
Pamela,
We may not agree on the idea behind whether or not it's right for religious symbols to be displayed on municipal property, but we do agree that it is foolish to waste assets litigating their removal.
Jack Baillargeron
12:23 pm on Friday, May 11, 2012
First I am not a Christian and belong to no religion or religious organization. Maybe I argue this because all the vibrations from the Churches in this State.
These arguments of being Offended or it is the Government supporting one religion over another are insanity. Intelligent people know the difference and can easily read the exact words of the Constitution.
“Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances”
Notice the Comma between establishment and prohibiting. Obviously they are referring to The government mandating the people to adhere to a religion, not freedom from religion. On almost every Memorial to Veterens you will find a religious sysmbol or a line of religious text. This is out of the respect for the beliefs of those who have fallen, not an endorsement of those faiths by Government. I find it amazing people do not realize that these fallen were Government Employees!!!!
Many monuments are on Government land, because they worked for the taxpayer and died for the taxpayer and payed the ultimate price for land that they also owned. That is the argument the Courts should look at. The Government is merely allowing them a piece of their own land. By the way the people own every thing that is so called State or Federal property.
Jack Baillargeron
12:27 pm on Friday, May 11, 2012
Joel I think you are just still upset about the few people who picked on the girl in the banner thing. Also insane in my opinion on the picking and the removing. Waste yet again of my money tying up the Court system. Main Problem being the SCOTUS not settling this all once and for all as they re cowardly in not doing it, also my opinion.
I would just once like to see all these people who supposidy are offended and so fearful that a cross may have the power to make them fall on the ground and be invaded by religion suddenly. If atheist believe in nothing, then by their belief in nothing, how can something offend them of another belief? Should it not mean nothing to them?
So many people forget that the Founding Fathers almost all of them were Masons or “horrors!!!” Christians, whose first requirement to be in the organization is the belief of a “Universal Being” God or a Creator. (No atheist allowed by the way). This was the basis for “Freedom of Religion” not from it.
In this State the first Colony to be Founded on total “Freedom of Religion” because of what Roger Williams became disgusted with in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, is it not very despicable that it now has an some WI group, ironically called “Freedom from Religion” that has one mandate, find religious symbols in area’s that do not have the money to fight in court and go on the attack, that is why you see it so often in R.I. the last decade. Talk about cheese heads geeze.
Joel Hellmann
4:22 pm on Friday, May 11, 2012
Jack, like I said it is not a big deal to me, but everyone getting so angry about it does bother me. The courts have made the call and that is how it has come down from prayer in school to the 10 commandments. How many times are we going to fight this and put all of our passion into it? I would like to see people calmer about it rather than as Mr. Kerr stated "Wanting to know the names of the complainer" there is no need to go after anyone. It is not that big an issue.
Jack Baillargeron
5:52 pm on Friday, May 11, 2012
Thats my whole point Joel, the courts have not made the call. It is coinstantly small cases like this that these nutty groups look for to get publicity.
If the supreme Court would just rule that all eligious sysmbolsmust be hidden from view and closeted, which is the goal of these groups, it really has nothing to do with Seperation clause, which until recently has been interpeted in error as I stated above. It is more about an extreme Minority view being forced on the majority and nothing else.
As for these monuments, that one to me is Historical monument to fallen soldiers. Sorry but it is what it is and obviously those it memorializes were of a Christian Faith, so hense the symbol.
As for the symbol being a sign of death, it actually is that technicly, even before Christianity it was that, as cruxifiction was far from limited to just jesus or christians for that matter.
On historical, The National Registry any any town or city has the limit, that any property over 50 years old can be petitioned to be on the national register, this has applied to home owners and everything else since the inception of the National register. Perhaps that should be what the city should do.
I cannot see this group winning or even getting to court for a historical property. If not, then it is time for States towns and cities to start declaring these so called afronts properties ownership to the planet mars, and let them try suing then. Perfectly legal transfer by the way.
Jack Baillargeron
5:53 pm on Friday, May 11, 2012
Oh I forot to address your title, Should read Brings out the worst of some people. lol
Joel Hellmann
7:51 pm on Friday, May 11, 2012
Jack- would Mars plow the snow and pay theproperty taxes? if so i am all for it!
Jack Baillargeron
9:58 pm on Friday, May 11, 2012
I se no reason they would not do that, I heard the use of the name "Mars God fo War" is a missnomer. Not like they do not keep all there snow and ice tucked nice and neat at the poles only.
Willard S. Miller
10:38 am on Friday, July 20, 2012
It is not Joel hard to understand why the vast majority of Americans support the right to display religious symbols. If you remembered to stay awake in history class you would have learned that this right was one of the reasons so many flocked to America in the first place. Nice pic too. I finally know what the face of atheism looks like. My impression is that you minority folks just like to try to exercise power over the majority of good, taxpaying, patriotic and religious people. You likely didn't get enough attention as a child. Morons like you can say and believe whatever you like. Despite what the courts say (another major institution helping our society decay from the inside out) you need to learn tolorance and respect for others. If you need a lesson, please feel free to visit central Florida..................
Robert E
11:18 pm on Thursday, July 26, 2012
Willlard at one time the majority of Americans supported owning other Americans that does not make it right or legal we have a Constitution to prevent the majority from violating the rights of the minority.
Joel Hellmann
10:56 am on Friday, July 20, 2012
Willard. I am not an athiest. and either we read different history books or read them differntly. this country was founded by people who were escaping the states (countires) tyrannically in Europe making them follow the state chosen religion, Be it Anglican Catholic or different germanic protestant. That is what this country was founded on. Freedom from being coerced into following the states religion. When the state picks winners (ie the cross) then freedom is diminished. I have no problem with people displaying the cross, a crucifix or a crescent and a star. That is religious freedom, But my state, my country should not. That is what the founders were saying. Trying to avoid the religious wars in europe that religion caused.
Joel Hellmann
9:01 am on Tuesday, July 24, 2012
the above hate filled slander was not posted by me. I will file a police report and sue you for using my likeness
Joel Hellmann
7:26 pm on Tuesday, July 24, 2012
You do realize this is a crime that the Union official got convicted on last year. I will Prosecute enjoy your laugh As your IP adress will give you away
Nard Glimrod
7:37 am on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
It might be a crime -- and it might not be -- but Dear Lord it's funny.
Time to change your password, laughing boy.
Joel Hellmann
9:40 am on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
No it is a seperate account using my name. It is not the password. Some one just opened a seperate account using my name and image. It is a crime, And I will follow this person to the end to find him going to the police today. Will find out and file a civil suit also. One cannot use your name to put words in your mouth. Not in any state. If this person owns anything he will lose it and I already suspect I know who it is
Nard Glimrod
10:31 am on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
You're right on first counts and might also be on the second.
I can now see how the PeRsOn DiD iT (if you know what I mean) so you're right that it's not a password theft.
I also did a little research and it is against the law (at least in Georgia) to impersonate someone else online. In the Georgia case, however, the person was putting words in another person's mouth which had the effect of tampering with an ongoing police investigation. That's not the case here, so I'm not sure what the law would be, or what laws exist in RI (or if the person(s) are even located in RI).
Also, given that this person went to all the trouble of setting up a Patch user account and profile that's a mirror of yours, it's safe to say that he or she or they are fairly detail-oriented and creative, however misplaced you think their skills might be. If they were thoughtful enough to use an IP address masking service (and there are many ways to do that), you're not going to have an awful lot to go on.
Given that, my advice would be to 1) ask Patch to remove the bogus profile and all posts made from it, and 2) laugh it off. Doing anything else might encourage other juvenile (or elderly) delinquents to do more of the same.
Specifically, someone who's 15, creative, and computer savvy, might think this was a hoot. I'm not sure that's someone you want to provoke. Good luck.
Joel Hellmann
11:27 am on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Thank you for the advice. i don't believe it is a 15 year old, I don't think it is a Rhode Islander. there was a case 2 years ago where a Union official in RI used the identity of a representative to make him look bad in an election. High ranking union official convicted of a felony. I am sure he thought it was a hoot also. If it is a 15 year old or an 18 year old like last time I will again get their IP address, like last time but this time if it is a kid i will find out what college they plan on going to and I will write the dean a letter suggesting that that person is not right for the college. I will keep track of the person and contact every employment he gets for the rest of his life to inform potential employers not to hire them.
But I suspect it is not a kid, but an adult. I am talking to a civil attorney to file suit against him.
You see Nard, it is not him I should be worried about offending, It is me he should worry about offending. I tolerate a lot of things, but when i have been wronged like this, I have a long memory, and when I have been crossed I am vindictive as hell and i never forget. I have a list of people I will get even with, and trust me I will.
jack baillargeron
2:34 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Joel I believe you should notify the site editor, as I believe this site has been hacked it would seem. I just ran a test, and was able to create 3 accounts, all with the same exact name, with 3 different e mails. We should not be able to do that at all. Our accounts and names are unique and are not suppose to be able to have the same monikers.
To the vindictive, watch out that can give you ulcers you know ;-}.
I will also be notifying the editor and parent patch of this is it is a dangerous thing for all.
Richard Nubbs
3:33 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
I have a feeling that a prospective employer would take complaints in regards to a little bit of youthful internet trolling with a grain of salt. Actually I'm almost positive that they would take it with less than a grain of salt. Perhaps a molecule of salt. Threatening to tattle on what is most likely a bored teenager trying to have some fun at the expense of others is ridiculous. Yes, what this person said was offensive to certain racial groups, but one would have to be incredibly thick-skulled to take it as a serious offense. I'm sure that even the all-mighty Joel Hellman has poked fun at one of his peers at one point or another in his life, regardless of what his response to this event may otherwise indicate. Did the recipient of this schoolyard taunting hound Mr. Hellman for the rest of his life? Did they swear on all that is righteous in this world to stalk Mr. Hellman and ensure that he never gained employment? No, of course not. They grew the fuck up and moved on. Somebody managed to find a loophole in the account-making functions of this website, and exploited it for their own crass enjoyment. This is not identity theft, this is not slander, and this certainly doesn't warrant police involvement. They have better things to do than pursue every instance of internet trolling. I know you're involved in drama Mr. Hellman, but this isn't the time nor the place for theatrics. Get over yourself, learn to take a joke, and move the hell on.
Robert E
11:09 pm on Thursday, July 26, 2012
Jack patch does not use unique names for posting you could have 3 different John Smiths and all three can use the name John Smith. your account is your e mail the name that shows up can be multiple users with the same screen name.
Robert E
11:12 pm on Thursday, July 26, 2012
I could post under the name jack baillargeron if I wanted to set up an account what you need to do is contact patch and if you can show that it is someone using your name to cause you harm they will suspend the account.
Joel Hellmann
1:48 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Thank you you just made my day
jack baillargeron
2:44 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Joel this is what I have sent. I suggest you do the same and demand an answer. Good luck in your quest.
patrick.luce@patch.com
Patrick I have an issue that needs to be addressed right away by the Patch.
I just ran a test, and was able to create more accounts, all with the same exact name, with different e mails. We should not be able to do that at all. Our accounts and names are unique and are not suppose to be able to have the same monikers.
Either the patch has been itself has been hacked or something is wrong in the patch software. This is very dangerous to privacy and is currently being used against a Barrington patch user (Joel Hellmann) with some one using his exact name and spelling and his picture, making very racist posts in his name.
Please respond to what you or the company intends to do about this. These sites cannot function with out people being able to be unique in their monikers.
Joel Hellmann
4:31 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Thanks Jack. I appreciate it. It has never happened before. I have a call into the attorney. And Rchard I have 20 employees now and have had thousands in my life If i was told that any employee of any age 9 and I don't think the person is young) were doing this i would terminate on the spot. Youthful or other wise. as to your amateur Phsyc work it is not the taunts to me but to the children I work with that I never get over. People come after me all the time. That is fine. It comes with the territory. Come after any of my kids,my foster kids, the kids I work with and I will come after whoever does that. now I ad pretending to be someone to the list. Are you actually defending someone who has put hate speech into my mouth and out for the world to believe? do you think you want this person working for you? I think speaking employer to employer I can show someone that they don't want that person working for them as it will reflect bad on their company or organization. The last time people went after my daughtercalling her names and making threats and she had nothing to do with what I was writing about. All this is cyber harrassment under RI state law. Jack is right this is a real violation of privacy and free speech itself. Richard, If I claimed to be you and said you advocated violence on someone would it be a JOKE? Would you ever consider doing this to someone else ? This is not a joke It is a crime and will be treated as such.
Richard Nubbs
6:09 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
First of all, you need to stop pretending that a series of two or three comments on an article written about Barrington, Rhode Island is going to have any influence over anything at all. Believe it or not, there are people in this world that actually don't care about anything you have to say. In fact, it's safe to say that there are more people who don't give a rat's ass about this depressingly irrelevant corner of the internet than there are that do care. The comments have been taken down for god-sakes! They don't even exist outside of the minds of the six or seven people that happened to make it far enough through a poorly-written article to read the comments. Even then, the number of readers who actually believe that you have some sort of personal vendetta against "the gooks" has to be zero. Have some faith in the intelligence of the people you hope to reach with your work, and just let this be. I used the term "trolling" in my previous post, but I don't think you understand what that means. Trolling is the act of posting antagonistic or offensive comments on a medium such as this in hopes of inciting a negative response from one or more parties. This isn't some grown-ass man hellbent on destroying your reputation. It's a twenty-something year old kid who can't find anything better to do. Threatening to sue is only going to make this troll laugh harder, because realistically there's nothing you can do to stop him. Stop being such a prima donna and just let it go.
Joel Hellmann
7:45 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Time will tell The attorney says it's illegal in every state. I will play the hand to the end
Joel Hellmann
7:50 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
And "Richard" since it was you who used the picture posted all the comments and I have all the comments saved just changing the picture didn't help. I guess the "young man "isn't as tech savy as he thought. I am sure we will meet soon in a court of law
jack baillargeron
8:32 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
solved
jack baillargeron
8:37 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Ok Joel, it is the same guy and his email address is in his account and he cannot delete that, it can be traced easy. I agree I do not think it is a kid, as most kids could hide better than this guy did. You are correct on the law also. I will be deleting the accout I used for the test on how this happened. Hopefully Patch which put a software fix in, as their dependency on honesty in their TOS is what cause this to be able to happen. Though these changes in no way hide the indentity of the person wo has impersonated you. So good luck.
Joel Hellmann
8:41 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Thanks again Jack. When we get to court the attorney may want to talk to you
Jack Baillargeron
10:44 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Not a problem
Gary Dufresne
8:03 am on Thursday, July 26, 2012
I remember a similar incident from many years ago on a Usenet Newsgroup. One thing the perpetrator had to do was publicly apologize as himself in the online community where he committed his crime. There were other conditions of his conviction as well.
Looking forward to the non-anonymous apology here!
DanComment
1:23 pm on Thursday, July 26, 2012
I think until Schools stop having holidays on Christmas etc. we are a Christian Nation. If it has been a Muslim symbol then maybe it wouldn't have been removed. Christian symbols/holidays seem to be under constant attack these days.
Robert E
11:04 pm on Thursday, July 26, 2012
Christian symbols aren't under attack the Christians are just being put on an equal footing with all the other religions instead of getting special privileges like they did in the past.
Manifold Witness
5:29 pm on Thursday, July 26, 2012
Barrington has stopped, Dan.
The school calendar has more than one "Jewish Holy Day" as days off, but 12/25 is "vacation".
http://www.barringtonschools.org/Document%20Library/2012-13%20Calendar.pdf
DanComment
11:39 am on Friday, July 27, 2012
But my point was, and is, we still have that as a holiday - until we go to school and don't celebrate the Christ in Christmas we should certainly be able to celebrate it everywhere.
bustopher1
10:24 pm on Thursday, July 26, 2012
What a shame! What should be a source for public discussion has come down to sand box squabbles. People calling lawyers. People caling each other names. People running to the managers of the website. People generally behaving like five year olds. I suppose I should not be surprised - It is, after all, how the government in Washington has operated for years now. Still, it is sad. No doubt it will soon lead to the shut down of this website, much as the East Bay newspapers discussion section was shut down years ago after certain long winded, self rightous, opinionated people turned it into their own personal battleground much the same as they are doing here. Too bad. This could have been an important, interesting site if only the overly verbose and self centered had not taken it over. To those of you who have so much to say about everything: Why not start your own sites? If you are convinced that everyone is so interested in your opinions why not give them your content 24/7, uninturrupted by contradictory comments?
bustopher1
6:24 am on Friday, July 27, 2012
Jack - Why don't you tell us how you really feel? Thanks for the civil discourse.
Manifold Witness
10:17 am on Friday, July 27, 2012
RIGL “§ 16-20-1 School holidays enumerated. –
The first day of January (as New Year's Day),
the third Monday of January (as Martin Luther King, Jr. Day),
the twenty-second day of February (as Washington's Birthday),
the thirtieth day of May (as Memorial Day),
the fourth day of July (as Independence Day),
the twelfth day of October (as Columbus Day),
the eleventh day of November (as Veterans Day),
the twenty-fifth day of December (as Christmas Day),
and each of these days in every year,
or when any of the days falls on a Sunday, then the day following it,
the first Monday of September (as Labor Day),
and any other days that the governor or general assembly of this state or the president or the congress of the United States shall appoint as holidays for any purpose, days of thanksgiving, or days of solemn fast,
shall be school holidays
and no session of any school,
except as provided in this section,
in this state shall be held on any one of these days.
Independent schools shall not be required to observe as a holiday the third Monday of January (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day).”
bustopher1
12:30 pm on Friday, July 27, 2012
Sorry about your dog, Jack. I have had pets all my life - currently five cats and a dog - all rescues. I know what it is like to lose one as I have done it many times. Yes, I have had tragedies in my life. Who hasn't? I will probably have more. To wish tragedy on someone, to call them a moron and a coward, to say they live a sick and sad life, to call them a little scum bag with a big mouth - an "abortion mouth" no less - Well, it only proves what this site has devolved into at the hands of a few individuals. Again, though sympathies on the loss of your buddy.
bustopher1
2:55 pm on Friday, July 27, 2012
OK, fine Jack - Whatever you say. This is, after all, your site and I was wrong to even consider posting anything here. OK?? Now calm down. Go take whatever it is you are taking and relax. Just hope for your sake and the sake of those around you it is pretty potent stuff. No idea what you are talking about with two years of harrassment, but if that is what you need to believe, its fine with me.