A moral too far ?

[bigboab]

Let us not resort to flowery overstatement or we'll be here all night.

Sorry.
I was an English major.



It's a character flaw.

Clocker was in the British army? Undercover?

[clocker]

Indeed, yes.

I rose to the rank of Righttenent.

[Busyman]

Of course you have the right. That's also lobbying....exerting your influence...whatever. You get it.

I really don't see your argument here. It's simple.

It appears you don't get the argument...even though it is simple...you have missed it by miles. But you finally hit the nail without realising it.
You have the right to lobby..I have the right to object....

Originally Posted by vidcc
I will stand next to you and fight for your right to speak your mind even if I disagree with you, I will stand in your way if you try to force others to comply with your personal moral values.

I haven't said I wish to ban lobbying. I said I object to people trying to impose moral values by making them law.


object :To be averse to or express disapproval of something.

I haven't missed anything by miles.

Many moral values are built into law. If I missed something you weren't conveying your points clearly. You harping on your right to object and whatnot.

If an unfair law that is proposed makes it through to the books then you have the right of protest.

It ain't rocket science.

[vidcc]

I haven't missed anything by miles.

Many moral values are built into law. If I missed something you weren't conveying your points clearly. You harping on your right to object and whatnot.

Perhaps you should read what my posts say and not what jpaul says they say

[Mr JP Fugley]

I haven't missed anything by miles.

Many moral values are built into law. If I missed something you weren't conveying your points clearly. You harping on your right to object and whatnot.

Perhaps you should read what my posts say and not what jpaul says they say

Nice one, petulantly insult two people with the same post.

My sincere congratulations.

What confuses folk is what your posts say, or try to. Like I said earlier your use of the non sequitur is oft times masterly and is to your debit.

[Mr JP Fugley]

Clocker was in the British army? Undercover?

Not quite undercover; he flew, though, under a different name-perhaps you remember Major Darling?

He of the twitchy eye?

I believe he made it to Captain.

So unless he was one of the few who survived Flanders, or got it posthumously then that was the heady heights which he achieved.

I believe our chum may be trying to mislead you with his tales.

[Rat Faced]

Clocker was in the British army? Undercover?

Not quite undercover; he flew, though, under a different name-perhaps you remember Major Darling?

He of the twitchy eye?

Tsk, there is no excuse to give Captain Darling a Promotion.

He dies in the same episode as Captain Blackadder

[Rat Faced]

Bugger beat me to it

[vidcc]

Perhaps you should read what my posts say and not what jpaul says they say

Nice one, petulantly insult two people with the same post.

My sincere congratulations.

What confuses folk is what your posts say, or try to. Like I said earlier your use of the non sequitur is oft times masterly and is to your debit.

[Mr JP Fugley]

Nice one, petulantly insult two people with the same post.

My sincere congratulations.

What confuses folk is what your posts say, or try to. Like I said earlier your use of the non sequitur is oft times masterly and is to your debit.

At last, something coherent and cogent.

"I want to pretend that I'm not replying, while still replying."

hobbes may note the passive aggressive undertones, I wouldn't dream of it.