Posted by trucker40 on September 24, 2008 at 18:34:36 from (69.155.108.151):
In Reply to: Re: Name Calling posted by tlak on September 24, 2008 at 11:38:23:
Tlak,what happened?I spend a couple hours every night typing a response to these you know whos,and here it is not even 10 hours later I come back and its gone.I really dont care all that much.Im a mechanic not a politician or psychiatrist.However if somebody comes on here and just blatantly puts out propaganda,especially stuff thats just asking for a reply,then when it starts to get hot,they go cry and get it taken down,or is there only a one sided perspective allowed,Im having a hard time figuring it out.I dont know,and I know the people that own it can do what they want with it,I can see that.Yet to come on here and talk like they do you would think its some kind of spin meeting place or some body trying out their spin on us to see what the reply is going to be,so maybe we ought to tell them yeah right,sure,you old fellers have it all figured out now,how could we have been so wrong all this time?I bet that wouldnt even satisfy them.They would argue that the sky is green and grass is blue,but tell them the truth and thats wrong,cant have that.
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