#151
Re: Whose death deserves respect?
Jul 6th, 2009
I know I wouldn't be very popular if people heard some of the comments I have made.
Whose death deserves respect?
#152
Re: Whose death deserves respect?
Jul 6th, 2009
NY politico Peter King called MJ a ''pervert''. That sure as hell won't win him too many votes.
#153
Re: Whose death deserves respect?
Jul 7th, 2009Quote: Originally Posted by gopher
Well, it's hard not to agree to the term 'pervert', when a 40 year old man likes to share his bed with 10 year olds that aren't his own kids.NY politico Peter King called MJ a ''pervert''. That sure as hell won't win him too many votes.
He may not have been a convicted child molester, which is a legal thing, but he certainly was a pervert.
#154
Re: Whose death deserves respect?
Jul 7th, 2009Quote: Originally Posted by TenPenny
I'd amend that to "ALMOST certainly"- I've learned in life "there's an exception to every rule"Well, it's hard not to agree to the term 'pervert', when a 40 year old man likes to share his bed with 10 year olds that aren't his own kids.
He may not have been a convicted child molester, which is a legal thing, but he certainly was a pervert.
#155
Re: Whose death deserves respect?
Jul 7th, 2009
Well, it's hard not to agree to the term 'pervert', when a 40 year old man likes to share his bed with 10 year olds that aren't his own kids.
TenPenny said:
"He may not have been a convicted child molester, which is a legal thing, but he certainly was a pervert."
Only a politically correct person would argue with that.
TenPenny said:
"He may not have been a convicted child molester, which is a legal thing, but he certainly was a pervert."
Only a politically correct person would argue with that.
#156
Re: Whose death deserves respect?
Jul 7th, 2009Quote: Originally Posted by YukonJack
You hear that term a lot but which party is "politically correct"? Well, it's hard not to agree to the term 'pervert', when a 40 year old man likes to share his bed with 10 year olds that aren't his own kids.
TenPenny said:
"He may not have been a convicted child molester, which is a legal thing, but he certainly was a pervert."
Only a politically correct person would argue with that.
#157
Re: Whose death deserves respect?
Jul 7th, 2009Quote: Originally Posted by gopher
NY politico Peter King called MJ a ''pervert''. That sure as hell won't win him too many votes.
Peter King does not need votes from those he might have irked. He rules Staten Island, NY. He is King.
1996
King 7,345
Previdi 979
1998
King 6,521
Previdi 1,819
2000
King - 8,651
Previdi - 2,495
2002
King - 22,696
Previdi - 6,442
2004
King - 6,642
Previdi - 918
2006
Peter King: 10620
Robert Previdi 2064
#158
Re: Whose death deserves respect?
Jul 7th, 2009
If pervert means a person displaying sociopathic behavior, then he was a pervert. Otherwise as far as society is concerned (legally speaking), he wasn't. A lot of people display sociopathic behavior. lol
#159
Re: Whose death deserves respect?
Jul 7th, 2009
How about we use the term "Child Molester". That should narrow down the field a bit.
#160
Re: Whose death deserves respect?
Jul 7th, 2009
[quote=ironsides;1117465]How about we use the term "Child Molester". That should narrow down the field a bit.[/quotel
YOu're not supposed to say that anymore than you are allowed to call O.J. a killer. Would a person dare ask if "freak" would be an appropriate term?
YOu're not supposed to say that anymore than you are allowed to call O.J. a killer. Would a person dare ask if "freak" would be an appropriate term?
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