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Romney on both sides of an issue? I gotta lay down.

A deviant is one who deviates from the norm; a sexual deviant is one who does so in the area of sex, which would make him a pervert. Actually, it does. Less than 3% of the population commits 40% of the molestations. And if sodomites ceased molesting tonight, it wouldn't change the...

The broader, more traditional definition of sodomy includes all unnatural sex acts between any partners. Today, when one uses the term sodomite or sodomy, one is referring to the specific set of unnatural sex acts involved in :censoredsign:gotry. I'd love to, but it's been a while. I imagine updated...

Not entirely true. Know who Art Bell is? His son, since deceased, was molested by a sodomite molester, who infected him with AIDS. It sure didn't do him any good. And then there's the "HELL IS HOT" thing, for the willing participants.

Here's how they can tell: do they touch other boys' penises or let them touch theirs? If so, then they're gay.

That's not at all what I said. I said that, for one, their immoral lifestyle makes them unsuitable mentors (or parents) for children, and two, that while they don't molest children in the same numbers as heterosexuals, they do molest at rates disproportionately high to their number. The last...

That's not how it happens. The cops will have paid vacation for a while while a pretend investigation isn't conducted, long enough for the furor to die down and memories dim. Then there'll be a press conference at which it will be announced that the cops acted within department policy. It will...

2ND degree murder. Have they been charged yet?

For starters, yes. Sodomites, while committing fewer molestations than heterosexuals, molest in higher numbers proportionate to their representation in the populace. Having them around where children congregate is foolish, and should be criminal. And that brings us to your next points: Yes...

Because everybody else represents more of the same. Dr. Paul was the last exit off the road to destruction.

If that's the case, then it really doesn't matter what comes next, except for deciding whether you prefer a hot stake/steak or a cold chop.

But he was the only one who would take us in the other direction. In that regard, he was our only hope. Whether or not it would have been enough, or too-little-too-late, no one knows.

Every once in a while, he was a (rhymes with trick), but not nearly as much as people make him out to be. A former owner of mine was becoming a (rhymes with trick), micromanaging and such. I had to cut him some slack, seeing as he had purchased a $120,000 truck, probably putting up his house to...

"The wealthy" have paid far more than "their fair share" as a percentage. Not talking about the ones whose loopholes cancel out all taxes, but in general. The ones who haven't paid their share are the bottom 46%.

Quite the opposite. Ron Paul is the beginning of the movement. Like Obi Wan Kenobi, you can strike him down and he only gets stronger. And like Obi Wan, he was our only hope. And here's another parallel: "So this is how liberty dies: to thunderous applause."

It should be set at the speed of the 85th percentile. Studies show that's the safest thing to do.

Based on that, then, you would obey an interstate work zone speed limit of 10 mph? In spite of it being ridiculous?

Joke? No, it wasn't a joke. What if the speed limit were actually set at 10 mph? Would you obey it and insist others do the same, or would you conclude it was too ridiculous to obey? If so, what about 20 mph? 30? 40? Where's the line and why?

Thing is, they aren't even aware of the choice, I don't think. As I pointed out, getting an education and/or some skills and going to work to earn a living isn't a concept in the underclass's collective head, any more than a 2-parent household is. To the people we're talking about, teaching your...

This is a multi-generational issue. The parents are likely illiterate, also. They not only can't read and write themselves, but probably see no value in it. I think it was writer Fred Reed, whose stuff has been posted here before, who pointed out the stubbornness of such multi-generational...