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> "ipse dixit" > wrote in message ... > > "Dutch" > wrote in message ... > > > "ipse dixit" > wrote in message ... > > > > "Dutch" > wrote in message ... > > > > > "ipse dixit" > wrote the same old bullshit > > > > > > > > > > You lost as usual, you career ****-up, admit it. > > > > > > > > > Your snipping and running from threads you've > > > > lost out on is a joke, Ditch. The original claim > > > > was that only Harrison believed a short life as a > > > > farm animal was better than no life at all. > > > And below this line is Jon's statement proving just that. > > > > "There is exactly one person you've ever read in > > these newsgroups who believes the "animals getting > > to experience life" crapola, and EVERY omnivore > > apart from ****wit who has ever addressed the > > issue with him has told him his "theory" is bullshit." > > Jonathan Ball 2003-06-25 > > And the subsequent posting of your alter ego "Benefez" > does not contradict that. > Polly's belief in ****wits theory certainly does, so Jon's claim was and is certainly a lie. > > > > "There is exactly one person you've ever read in > > > > these newsgroups who believes the "animals getting > > > > to experience life" crapola > > > > > > One person *** you've ever read in these newsgroups***. > > > > And that one person is ****wit Harrison. You > > knew that, which is why you snipped Jon's > > quote away. Learn to accept your defeats. > > That's a hard lesson to learn It's a lesson you MUST learn. Here's the evidence of Polly's belief which you snipped away in your embarrassment. "No. Before you got here, there was one other person, also a lying moron, who claimed to believe that animals' "getting to experience life" was something that *ought* to happen, because she saw it as a good thing in and of itself. Her name was Polly. She was very good buddies with senile Aunt Bea. She at least admitted to being a boutique farmer, although not in so many words. But Polly believed it before she got here; ****wit didn't persuade her." Jonathan Ball 2001-10-31 tch tch tch |
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