Re: Any anti-abortion atheists?

"Ray Fischer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Osprey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >"robpar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> >>    My opinion is that of a person that believes in personal freedom.
You are
> >> typical of the self righteous bigot, that spend your time trying to
rule the
> >> lives of others.
> >
> >Since when does someone elses opinion mean ruling the lives of others?
> >
> >The only real bigots I see in here are people like you, and other
> >pro-aborts.
> >
> >You don't even want people to express their opinions.
> >
> >I suppose you would be like Howard Dean as well, who wishes to censor and
> >get rid of certain media outlets.
>
> Heishman, you're still a lying little turd.

Democratic presidential front-runner Howard Dean pledged Monday night to
"break up" the Fox News Channel along with other conservative news outlets
owned by media baron Rupert Murdoch.

"Eleven companies in this country control 90 percent of what ordinary people
are able to read and watch on their television," the ex-Vermont governor
complained to MSNBC's Chris Matthews, who then asked the candidate
point-blank:

"Would you break up Fox? ... Rupert Murdoch has 'The Weekly Standard.' It
has got a lot of other interests. It has got the New York Post. Would you
break it up?"

Dean shot back, "On ideological grounds, absolutely yes."

A moment later the "Hardball" host pressed: "Seriously. As a public policy,
would you bring industrial policy to bear and break up these conglomerations
of power?"

At that point Dean seemed to sense that he had gone too far and began to
equivocate, saying, "I don't want to answer whether I would break up Fox or
not."

The leading Democrat then explained, "What I'm going to do is appoint people
to the FCC that believe democracy depends on getting information from all
portions of the political spectrum, not just one."



Deal with it Fischer, he is one of the ones you want to represent you.