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Posted by Leland on October 24, 2004 at 07:59:15 from (65.143.147.118):
In Reply to: Re: paul send me your last reponse they don't want posted by Paul in Mich on October 24, 2004 at 06:40:17:
Oh Paul ain't life grand like you said we can agree once in a while but call me a biggot and amish hater but you could not be further from the truth. Like I have said before you need to get out more and see for your self what really goes on from day to day when they are not acting for us english as they call us. And you said they are not slaves , or is that obey a egomanic biship that thinks he only knows what good for the rest. The things they get away with are just sicking bacause of there beliefs like locking there retarded children up in a barn while the rest of the family goes out to field to work am I still a biggot for thinking this is wrong? Any other parents in america would be jailed for treating a child this way so why are they allowed to get away with it ? but call me a biggot again . You can try to make me look like a dumb insane monster but I have saw this before with my own eyes ,and it has turned my guts inside out before. but Paul as long as people defend there right to treat people like this it will go on ,but as I have learned it's easier to turn a blind eye then solve the problem and attack the one bring up a problem that exists,so paul you have your say about this and I have mine .
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