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On Tue, 02 Dec 2003 15:43:20 -0500, George M. Middius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >Scott Gardner said to PedoBorg: > >> Notice that I've never nitpicked your grammar and/or spelling. That's >> the kind of stuff I consider trivial and bullshit. > >Others do it only after Krooger has done it to them first. Except for >me -- I mention the Krooglish virus spontaneously. > >> I've also never >> bought into this whole "proven pedophile" crap - which is what it is. >> That's bullshit too. > >No, it's proven fact. > > I've seen what passes for "proof" of Krueger's "pedophilia", and I'll say again - it's bullshit. Here's my take on the matter. Either he A) Truly received the e-mails in question regarding his son, and therefore didn't write them, -or- B) He wrote them himself, with the intention of making them appear to have come from a third party. If he did this, it would serve his purposes to creatively make the e-mails as vile and repugnant as he possibly could. This would make the e-mails a work of fiction. Even if he did write the e-mails himself, that makes him a pedophile about as much as Stephen King's books make him a murderer, or Sean Connery's movies make him a spy. I don't know which of the above scenarios is true, but in my mind, neither is worth a tinker's damn as "proof" of pedophilia. Scott Gardner
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