"Bob in Idaho" wrote in message
.. .
So, what do I receive, punitive or compensatory damages?


treble damages awarded against you: failure to understand that the
verdict was rendered *against* you; compensatory damages against you in rw's
counterclaim; punitive damages for filing a ridiculous claim; and treble
damages, just because it ought to be that bad.

a. wayne harrison, j.

Hey guys...while I respect your right to discuss this issue, no one is
participating in your discussion from the rec.arts.movies.production.sound
newsgroup. Can I ask that you direct your posts to the newsgroup you are
reading them in and stop the senseless crossposting to newsgroups that
choose not to discuss politics.

Thanks!




"Bob in Idaho" wrote in message
.. .
I have felt about WF lines a time or two in my life, but I much prefer
casting a DT line.

And you?

Bob C.
Idahoan for Nader
"Mike Connor" wrote in message
...

"Bob in Idaho" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
.. .


So how do you feel about WF lines?

MC

Hah, a kangaroo court. Yes, I should have known, as the triple damages are
so similar to the number of Democrats that voted against Al Gore and for
George W. Bush in Florida compared to the number of votes that Ralph Nader
received, the fact that every third-party candidate received enough votes to
cost Al Gore the election, and the fact that Florida wouldn't even have been
a factor in the outcome, if only Al Gore had won his home state.

Fine wines may become better with time, but sour grape only become putrid.

I'm afraid that you gentlemen couldn't make a decent case utilizing mahogany
and teak.

Bob C.
Idahoan for Nader
"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message
m...

"Bob in Idaho" wrote in message
.. .
So, what do I receive, punitive or compensatory damages?


treble damages awarded against you: failure to understand that the
verdict was rendered *against* you; compensatory damages against you in
rw's
counterclaim; punitive damages for filing a ridiculous claim; and treble
damages, just because it ought to be that bad.

a. wayne harrison, j.

Bob in Idaho wrote:

My ilk? Hmm, my ilk? Ok, my ilk and I are content that Mr. Nader is in no
way responsible for the War, the inevitable dead and wounded that naturally
follow such sad affairs, the reiterated aforementioned and an untenable
situation for which an Iraqi intifada is likely to occur, and for which we
will lose all hope of future international respect and backing.

If Nader hadn't run, it wouldn't have happened. Q.E.D.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

"rw" wrote in message
ink.net...
Bob in Idaho wrote:

My ilk? Hmm, my ilk? Ok, my ilk and I are content that Mr. Nader is in
no
way responsible for the War, the inevitable dead and wounded that
naturally
follow such sad affairs, the reiterated aforementioned and an untenable
situation for which an Iraqi intifada is likely to occur, and for which
we
will lose all hope of future international respect and backing.

If Nader hadn't run, it wouldn't have happened. Q.E.D.

I don't get the point of this thread.

If Nader's running caused President Bush to be elected, then he deserves to
get *credit*, right?

Mmbridge

Mmbridge wrote:

If Nader's running caused President Bush to be elected, then he deserves to
get *credit*, right?

That's a valid point of view. (Funny, too.) If Nader had the guts and
honesty to take credit, I'd be happy.

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

At his last press conference, what microphone did Ralph use?

John B.


Bob in Idaho wrote:
I have felt about WF lines a time or two in my life, but I much prefer
casting a DT line.

And you?

Bob C.
Idahoan for Nader
"Mike Connor" wrote in message
...

"Bob in Idaho" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...


So how do you feel about WF lines?

MC

Hey guys...before you reply to the next message in this thread please remove
rec.audio.movies.production.sound from the list of newsgroups you are
replying to. None of our newsgroup members have contributed to your thread
and we'd all like to see it disappear from our group. As you can see I've
already removed it from this post...please do the same from your replies to
other messages in this thread. By all means have a great discussion...but
please don't cross post.

thanks!


"Bob C in Idaho" wrote in message
nk.net...
Hah, a kangaroo court. Yes, I should have known, as the triple damages
are
so similar to the number of Democrats that voted against Al Gore and for
George W. Bush in Florida compared to the number of votes that Ralph Nader
received, the fact that every third-party candidate received enough votes
to
cost Al Gore the election, and the fact that Florida wouldn't even have
been
a factor in the outcome, if only Al Gore had won his home state.

Fine wines may become better with time, but sour grape only become putrid.

I'm afraid that you gentlemen couldn't make a decent case utilizing
mahogany
and teak.

Bob C.
Idahoan for Nader
"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message
m...

"Bob in Idaho" wrote in message
.. .
So, what do I receive, punitive or compensatory damages?


treble damages awarded against you: failure to understand that the
verdict was rendered *against* you; compensatory damages against you in
rw's
counterclaim; punitive damages for filing a ridiculous claim; and treble
damages, just because it ought to be that bad.

a. wayne harrison, j.

Tell ya one thing, the Nader organization has gotten more publicity out of
this supposed spam than they did all the last election season.

(Kenny McCormack) wrote in message ...
[snip]
Well, when you get right down to it, why not just require that everybody
vote for A or B. Simply disallow 3rd party votes, and you won't need
"runoffs".

Great idea. Then we can just get rid of B and we'll have the perfect
system! Just like those poor *******s in North Korea, China and Cuba!
Yippee! Didn't Saddam Hussein get 100% of the popular vote in Iraq
not too long ago? You see how well that worked out...

I'd prefer two or even four strong 'third parties' that would
basically force congress into coalition blocks--kind of like most of
Europe. However, most of Europe is ethnically homogenous--unlike the
USA. I fear that a truly multi-party system in the US would divide
the nation among socio-economic lines even more than the current
two-party sytem already does.