On Aug 28, 4:47?pm, wrote:
On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 16:40:57 -0700, Chuck Gould
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On Aug 28, 4:28?pm, wrote:
On Aug 28, 4:20 pm, HK wrote:
. At first, Craig objected to the man's anonymity, but

agreed to listen. The man's voice was disguised.

Craig said the man is an activist. "The gay movement, we know it for
what it is. It's now aggressive and it's liberal and it's ...

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There is nothing here but a guy who taps his foot while taking a ****,
an actiist cop running a sting, and a bunch of political activists
making up stories, Not one shred of evedince, anywhere, at all,
period. And the guy pled guilty to "disorderly conduct" for tapping
his foot, no lewd conduct, just tapping while taking a ****, that's
all folks, time to go home now.

But I am guessing you don't want to talk about Harold Ford's
conviction today for taking a $50.000 bribe, forbid we try to stop the
dems from selling us out...

Harry is so blinded by partisanship that he fails to see the most
frightening thing about this entire incident.

The Senator was arrested for tapping his foot while sitting on a
public toilet. Is sitting on the toilet a crime? We better all hope
not. How about tapping your foot?

The readily available information, including the arrest report makes your
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So you say..........but yet you supply none of the details you rely
upon.
Pretty cheap argument.

I have learned that the senator was sitting in a public restroom in an
airport. He had a suitcase with him that he placed inside the stall.
He tapped his foot while sitting on the toilet. A local vice cop
thought that the acts of putting a suitcase inside the toilet stall
and tapping of a foot while seated on the throne was a form of
"homosexual sign language", intended to attract persons interested in
performing a homosexual act in the airport restroom.

Even if it *was* some sort of homosexual code, how many people could
easily and innocently put take their carry on luggage into the stall
with them? (What else you gonna do with it?) How many people have
easily and innocently tapped a foot while seated on a toilet? I'm sure
I've done it at some time in my life or another- and I have no
interest at all in getting intimate with another guy.It takes more
than a foot tap in a rest room to make a person gay......and if he is
gay that hasn't been a crime in a very long time in most of the more
enlightened states.

There was a time in this country when what you *did* could be a crime.
Now we've progressed to classifying certain thoughts and or sexual
fantasies as crimes. If you get right down to it and thinking or
fantasizing about sex with another person is the same has acting on
that thought----I suggest that virtually every married man and woman
in the entire country could be found guilty of adultery.