On Wed, 6 Feb 2008 12:07:54 -0800 (PST), Werewolfy
<Werewolfy1@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>On 6 Feb, 13:44, Dani <d.b...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> ALERT, DOC!!! ?Look above, Ricky just made a swipe at JTEM'S
>> homosexuality! ?Big no-no in your book. ?You put me thru hell and back
>> for making an off-handed joke about your bisexuality. ?You'd better
>> say something to Ricky. ?Well, if you're consistent in your beliefs,
>> that is. ?Oh, and if you're not a hypocrite. ?You can't selectively
>> get angry at one person for doing it and not another.
>
>No bother at all here Dani. Doc calls JTEM a fairy and a fag too.
So, Doc calls JTEM a "fairy" but claims I deeply hurt him with my
bisexual remark? Odd, that.
>Everyone knows I hate Queers...damned people ought to shoot
>themselves.
Yet your best-mate Doc is a bisexual. You're not very good at keeping
your views consistent, are you? And you also selectively decide which
homosexuals are a-okay (Doc being bi), and which ones aren't, JTEM
being gay.
Oh and why should homosexuals be shot? According to Doc, that
statement means you have "sexual bigotry". Not to mention, it's their
body, their choice - oh, and when homosexuals have sex they aren't
hurting anyone. But when an adult has sex with a 14 year old, there
is GREAT hurt involved.
So who should be shot? The homosexual or the grown adult who takes
advantage of a 14 year old kid?
>However, being a sort of listening person...you know,
>reads that which others say, and listens when sound points are
>raised...I prefer to overlook that aspect of a person's character.
>Mind..that's only when I see qualities that are admirable.
>Mondo is a good example. I started out hating him, then tolerating
>him..and finally admiring him.
>Doc has a great deal to admire...that compensates for his preferences.
Yet you believe Doc should be shot for his sexual preference.
>Now, you are about to leap around, waving your litle stumpy arms and
>screeching, "Hypocrite".
>Well, if that's being a hypocrite..yep, that's me.
>By the way, Have a good day did you? Lot's of pretty home-spun advice
>to all those 'problem' client's you counsel? I must ask, what are your
>qualifications Dani... a Degree? a Certificate of some sort? How many
>years at University did you spend to become such a wonderful and
>invaluable Counselor?
I'm an excellent counselor. I work with youth in my community in
South Boston.
I'm good at what I do (I figured out Grantland, didn't I?)
And as far as my degree - I have a degree in Mental Health. And my
education is still continuing. I have my Bachelors now; I'm working
towards my Masters.
Dani
>Werewolfy
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>Werewolfy
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