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Re: Feds Seek To Gag D.C. Madam, hmm ...
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2. Have you ever read a sick story? why is the writer wrong for writing the fiction, or even the truth? If you object, you shouldn't be reading the Bible. |
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Re: Feds Seek To Gag D.C. Madam, hmm ...
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But here's the sad sick kicker. The democrat party took him in spite of his sick stories. This speaks volumes about your party's core principles. Kramer
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In my opinion, anybody who writes such a story is a little warped to say the least. I see no reason whatsoever to write such fiction unless he belongs to NAMBLA. On the otherhand, if this sort of thing does indeed happen in other cultures AND Webb was writing this as part of a factual documentary on deviant cultural practices of other nations, then this is another story. Understand? One last comment. I am really surprised that people here actually are defending him and/or attacking me over my comments on him. Kramer
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Re: Feds Seek To Gag D.C. Madam, hmm ...
Maybe because you haven't read the book, you have no idea about the context of the story, you only care that the right wing media has given you the one line and the spin, so off you go.
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Re: Feds Seek To Gag D.C. Madam, hmm ...
There's no spinning this.
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I'm still amazed that the apologists keep on apologizing... Kramer
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Re: Feds Seek To Gag D.C. Madam, hmm ...
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And I'm still amazed that the apologists keep on apologizing... Finally, please explain how I am "Biased" and "biggotted?"
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Re: Feds Seek To Gag D.C. Madam, hmm ...
It isn't a writer's job to be politically correct. Some works come from deep imagination, others come from life experiences. Jim Webb was writing about a specific community of people and a highly unusual activity that was taking place. It is a moot point to criticize a writer for being sick, simply because the writer described an unusual practice. It's how the thing is described. Nudity or deviant acts aren't porn depending on how they're described or what the attitude of the story is.
To have a problem with Jim Webb about what he was describing isn't having a problem with Jim Webb, it is having a problem with yourself. If what he wrote disturbs you, that is your issue, not Webb's. Just like if you were to despise a writer who wrote a gay love story. It isn't the writer you really hate, it's the discomfort you have because of the issue that came up in you when you read it. Grow up and take some responsibility, you're a big kramer now. |
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