"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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1900 wrote:
So what's the problem? How quickly you forget the assassination of
Bush's
daughters... I say...tough ****.

You mean, the out of control, law-breaking Bush kids? Like father, like
daughers...and nieces.

Once your children walk out the door you have no control over what they do,
you can only hope that what you have taught them will lead them down the
right path.

Bert Robbins wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
1900 wrote:
So what's the problem? How quickly you forget the assassination of
Bush's
daughters... I say...tough ****.

You mean, the out of control, law-breaking Bush kids? Like father, like
daughers...and nieces.

Once your children walk out the door you have no control over what they do,
you can only hope that what you have taught them will lead them down the
right path.

krause didn't have the opportunity to teach his children, and it's
probably for the better. Due to the way in which he treated their
mother, they are estranged from him. You'll notice in *all* the
{{{supposed}}} personal details he regularly offers here, *nothing* is
ever said about his children by the first marriage.

-- Charlie

Bert Robbins wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
1900 wrote:
So what's the problem? How quickly you forget the assassination of
Bush's
daughters... I say...tough ****.

You mean, the out of control, law-breaking Bush kids? Like father, like
daughers...and nieces.

Once your children walk out the door you have no control over what they do,
you can only hope that what you have taught them will lead them down the
right path.

The Bush girls probably thought that since it was "ok" that their daddy
was a drunken lawbreaker during his youth and young manhood, it was "ok"
for them, too. It's the lesson they learned from Daddy.



--
A vote for Nader is a vote for Bush;
A vote for Bush is a vote for Apocalypse.