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Odds and ends...

Hi E,

LOL

I am for the most part in total agreement. Although our politics are on opposite ends of the spectrum in some ways - I believe if we were in Congress we would be able to cross-party lines for the benefit of all.

I think it shows a deep humanitarian streak can exist on both sides of the political spectrum.

I find censorship abhorrent - including the kind the media perpetrate on us all the time to support or damn people, nations or ideas.

Lindy is a seeker, much like Robert. Her experiences have opened up new vistas and she has endeavored to seek out answers for them. She is full of vigor when attacked, but is very civil when approached politely ands with respect.

I support Lindy's presence on all the boards - as I do most posters. Besides it will give Keith and Phil some posts to scratch their rhetorical claws upon and provide us all endless hours of fun-filled entertainment.

Tom set off this hurricane with his tolerance. Damn you Tom!

If you had been around MSNBC since 96' and I think I recall your name sometime back when... you would see that my own 'peculiar cosmology' has been around and known of for some time. I am the Protestant in Vatican City. Yet I am such a generally good-natured 'peculiar' chap that truly sees the good in each personeven those whom I strongly disagree with - that most folks let me proselytize quietly from the Small corner next to the Vatican City McDonald's.



As for Condit, he is innocent until proven guilty. I find adulterers very distasteful, but realize the world we live in is full of millions of such sad tales of human relationships and poor decision making.

Tolerantly,

SDAI-Tech1

PS
Usage of the word 'peculiar' was done with such a gentle touch I hardly could tell if I or my cosmology was being referred to derogatorily or not. Being a simple chap, I couldn't quite figure it out until I consulted my dictionary which comforted me in its being 'Distinct from all others.' ;-) Thanks.

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