Important question for Bratzi

[George M. Middius]

Do you believe AIDS is God's punishment for Sodomites?

[George M. Middius]

Bratzi said:

> > Do you believe AIDS is God's punishment for Sodomites?

> No, because firstly I don't believe in a God that looks down on the
> tiny insignificant earth and really cares what individuals do.
> Secondly, because AIDS affected homosexuals only incidentally. It
> arose from Africans eating or copulating with higher primates.

Bratzi resorts to parroting the consensus of the medical community. Is
Hell freezing over?

> None the less we should treat AIDS for what it is, a disease, and not
> a discrimination against homosexuals. AIDS sufferers should have been
> dealt with from a disease control perspective and the disease would
> have died out in the West in four or five years.

Lack of judgmentalism? Lack of hyypocritical moral outrage?

Bobo, who's running the Bratzi puppet now?

[Clyde Slick]

On 16 Ian, 18:34, George M. Middius <cmndr _ george @ comcast . net>
wrote:
> Do you believe AIDS is God's punishment for Sodomites?

If so, he is a couple of thousand years too late.
After all, He's got a couple of other billion galaxies to take care
of, besides ours.
How does the man find the time?

[George M. Middius]

Morein said:

> > Lack of judgmentalism? Lack of hyypocritical moral outrage?
> > Bobo, who's running the Bratzi puppet now?

> I'm more concerned about his comments about "smelly Mexicans", Jewish
> "disease genes", his apologies for Nazi Germany, his denigration of
> Franklin Delano Roosevelt, and his apparent belief that "Aryan culture" has
> particularly valuable characteristics. Mr. Rutschman is preoccupied with the
> characteristics of race, and the intepretation of what he sees as evidence
> to justify the notion of Aryan racial superiority.

Looks like you've actually read those great steaming hunks of doo-doo with
which Bratzi favors RAO. Congratulations on your vigilance.

[snip]
> He wanted us to feel the fire, feel it as it consumes us, and
> perhaps he wanted to feel it himself.

Yes, Bratzi is no doubt very twisted.

> The Devil lives in flames.

All I was hoping for was a comparison to Oompa-Loompas. You've outdone
yourself.

[George M. Middius]

Morein said:
> > All I was hoping for was a comparison to Oompa-Loompas. You've outdone
> > yourself.

> I follow the novelist's dictum "Why use three words when a dozen will do?"
> I take my bow :)

Here's a splunge I just heard: Ernest Hemingway once claimed he could
write a novel consisting of just six words. Upon the inevitable challenge,
EH scribbled the following on a napkin: "For sale: Baby shoes, never
used." Really whets your appetite, doesn't it?