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"KMAN" wrote in message ... in article , rick at wrote on 3/6/05 2:12 AM: snip But I much prefer what we have to a system where poor people and/or minorities get inferior treatment to rich and/or white people. =========================== Really? Some of the sites I read talk about a systenm in Canada that isn't always seen as 'fair' to all either. Not the Frasier Institute again I hope! LOL. That's sort of asking the KKK for information on immigration policies. =================== No fool, there are many sites I have found out that discuss the problems of your health care system. But yes, there are concerns that the universality of the system is eroding, and I would agree with that. But there seems to be a lot of will to turn that around, and I think that will be the direction of things. The vast majority of Canadians don't want to live in country where something as basic as health care becomes the domain of the priveleged. ====================== Yet you are getting some of that, dispite your wishes. snip tired old crap FYI, the above is the sort of thing that would be/is interesting to discuss. ================== Not until you admit the rest of your lies about wait lines in Canada. |
"KMAN" wrote in message ... in article t, rick at wrote on 3/6/05 1:40 AM: "KMAN" wrote in message ... in article t, rick at wrote on 3/4/05 10:23 PM: snip... I understand what you said! The rest of the world understands what you said! The only one who will not accept what you meant, and modified, and clarified 25 times, is rick, and he may never choose to acknowledge your first apology, ======================== LOL What apology was that? I never saw anything nearing an apology. That's because you are too busy being a supreme scumbag and showing what a coward you are for refusing to apologize for your deliberate false accusations. ====================== No foll, it's because you weren't man enought o post it to me, liarman. You buried it in a post to TnT, and even then was really only apologizing for your ignorant 'wording.' You are the dishonest one here, liarman... Sorry you didn't care for the apology. ============== Because as I see it, it wasn't an apology to me. And you still haven't, liarman. As you well know, the point of my trying to pin you down on details about Canadian health care was to knock you off your childish unfounded rants. ========================== LOL They were neither, liarman. It was YOUR responses that were both. All you did was go nah, nah, nah you wrong. You never once provided any sites that refuted the sites I posted. Tinkerntom helped me realize that the way I worded my demand you could make reference to people who died while waiting for a test and whether or not the actual waiting killed them or not, you would meet the burden of proof as worded in the demand. ====================== BS liarman. I provided proof that people are dying while waiting in line. You kept adamantly denying that fact. Therefore, I apologized. I'm not a liar and a coward like you are. ============================ Not anywhere I was likely to see it, liarman. You did not apologize to me, as promised. You are insisting I said that no one in Canada ever waits for treatment and you know I never said that. That makes you a liar, a scumbag, and a coward. ===================== It has been shown that you did fool, many times now. that you have now admitted your lie has already been determined. Now, how about the rest of your lies about wait lists, liarman? |
On 4-Mar-2005, "Tinkerntom" wrote:
what are you familiar with the teaching about the Trinity? I went to Christian schools for 11 years. Mike |
On 4-Mar-2005, Scott Weiser wrote: Then again, one of the justifications put forward for banning homosexual sodomy is that such acts are dangerous to the public health. The AIDS epidemic among homosexuals lent credence to this justification in the eyes of those who make the laws. The AIDS epidemic is overwhelmingly among heterosexuals. Any reasonable source for AIDS statistics will point that out. Blaming homosexuals for AIDS is nothing but the bias of the ignorant. Anti-sodomy laws are based in the same legal theory as laws which proscribe sexual activity between adults and children. The big difference is consent - adults can consent to behavior, children are assumed to not be able to. Any law that assumes that adults are not able to consent removes responsibility from adults and puts it in the hands of the law. Hardly a description of a free country. (such as pedophilia or rape) then you implicitly agree that the state has the power to decide WHICH sexual behavior it wishes to control. Pedophilia or rape do not involve consent. Behavior that does should not be controled by the state. Mike |
On 4-Mar-2005, Scott Weiser wrote:
How, exactly, does the Bible "deem" how God manifests himself as himself? How about if it _says_ so. Try reading the Bible - it does describe these things. And nowhere does it say "this is what God looks like". Thus, if he "manifests" himself as a man, or a burning bush, he is manifesting himself as himself. Once again, you prefer playing with words instead of addressing the issue directly. If he manifests himself as a man, we cannot tell it is God. That is exactly my point. We need a manifestation that we can clearly identify as God and the Bible offers nothing to help that. Mike |
On 4-Mar-2005, Scott Weiser wrote:
Should A have the right to "conduct his (or her) most private life according to his or her own rules?" Deliberately infecting a person with any disease is illegal around here. No sex required. This does not address the issue of sexual freedom. But then you like changing the topic instead of addressing the issues. However, to answer your implicit question, in the US, the US and state Supreme Courts are the arbiters of the law, and thus arbiters of "rights." They cannot arbitrate over that which does not exist. So I ask again - where are those rights defined? Galileo and Newton were considered fools by their peers - bogus. Really? Have you personally interviewed all of their peers? Have you? You made the claim - you have to back it up. You have not been able to do so. I have studies a lot about the history of science and can tell you that there is nothing that suggests that Galileo was not well respected. Ditto Newton. Your claim - your proof required. Put up or shut up. Scientists generally thought the Earth was flat - bogus. Sorry, but that was the prevailing belief for a very long time. By religious nut cases - yes. By the scientists - no. If you can prove otherwise, do so. Otherwise it remains a bogus claim on your part. Height within a species is a sign of a morphological difference - bogus. Factually speaking it is. morphology: 2. The form and structure of an organism or any of its parts. Height is a part of the form and structure, and differences in height are a morphological difference. Don't blame me if you used the wrong word. Perhaps you should look at how scientists use the term and not lexicographers. We are discussing it in a scientific context. If height was a significant morphological difference, there would be no morphological similarity between any members of a species and would make the study worthless. H. sapiens didn't always walk upright - bogus. Not a claim I ever made. On 24-Feb-2005, Scott Weiser wrote: There you go inventing your own version of morphology. Stick with the facts - height variation occurs _within_ morphological similarity. And then there's the change to upright gait... Bull**** again. Your fantasy "theory of evolution" is an accepted scientific theory - bogus You've yet to post anything which refutes it. Your claim - your proof required. Put up or shut up. Not a claim I made. Want me to quote you again? More bull**** on your part. It's implicit in your statements And you choose to ignore my _explicit_ statement. You are still full of ****. Mike |
Michael Daly wrote: On 4-Mar-2005, "Tinkerntom" wrote: what are you familiar with the teaching about the Trinity? I went to Christian schools for 11 years. Mike Is this Catholic or Protestant? My only experience growing up with church, I went to Catholic Church with a friend when I was probably 5 or 6. I remember setting with a bunch of children, and we were instructed to set with our hands on the hand rail in front of us. Which I figure something was going to happen to cause us to fall off the bench, and we had to hold on so as to not fall all the way to the floor. I was curious to know what was going on, as the play began, and I thought it was like the theatre! I ask my friend Scott. I then found out why we held on to the rail. It made it a whole lot easier for that lady in the funny looking black dress, to hit my hands with a ruler. Then she hit me again cause I started to cry. That was the last time I went to church, for over 10 years. I hope that you did not get hit too many times in 11 years! TnT |
Michael Daly wrote: On 4-Mar-2005, Scott Weiser wrote: Then again, one of the justifications put forward for banning homosexual sodomy is that such acts are dangerous to the public health. The AIDS epidemic among homosexuals lent credence to this justification in the eyes of those who make the laws. The AIDS epidemic is overwhelmingly among heterosexuals. Any reasonable source for AIDS statistics will point that out. Blaming homosexuals for AIDS is nothing but the bias of the ignorant. Anti-sodomy laws are based in the same legal theory as laws which proscribe sexual activity between adults and children. The big difference is consent - adults can consent to behavior, children are assumed to not be able to. Any law that assumes that adults are not able to consent removes responsibility from adults and puts it in the hands of the law. Hardly a description of a free country. (such as pedophilia or rape) then you implicitly agree that the state has the power to decide WHICH sexual behavior it wishes to control. Pedophilia or rape do not involve consent. Behavior that does should not be controled by the state. Mike Just in passing, do you drive on the right side, or the left side of the street in Canada? TnT |
On 4-Mar-2005, "Tinkerntom" wrote:
There would have to be an imbalance in the political power, or else the conservative part would not spring the money loose to pay the liberal programs, and the liberal programs would be opposed to the economic spending of the conservative. Well, it is possible to fund social activities and still keep a balanced budget and not generate massive amounts of debt. It is just important to recognize that some social spending is in the best interests of everyone (like good medical care for the everyone or maintaining a decent level of employment to reduce crime). Mike |
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