comp.sys.mac.advocacy

"Mayor of R'lyeh" stated in post
huukv35gn3pqn7jkehe08q63fjvr8ibuo7@4ax.com on 4/7/08 12:55 PM:

> On Mon, 07 Apr 2008 14:47:01 -0500, Chance Furlong
> wrote:
>
>> In article ,
>> Snit wrote:
>>
>>> "Chance Furlong" stated in post
>>> t-bone-ED180C.12261607042008@unlimited.newshosting.com on 4/7/08 10:26 AM:
>>>
>>>> In article ,
>>>> Sandman wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> In article ,
>>>>> Snit wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Do you no longer believe that sex MUST contain all the "features" of
>>>>>>>> incest?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> That's your claim , when you said that incest is a part of sex.
>>>>>>> Eeeww.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Incest is a subset of sex.
>>>>>
>>>>> And now you said it again. Eeew. Why do you continue to post such
>>>>> perversions, Michael? That's just nasty. Incest is not, and I repeat,
>>>>> is NOT a part of sex. At least not to normal people.
>>>>
>>>> It shows where Snit's mind is.
>>>
>>> Truth and honor... unlike Sandman who lies about me.
>>
>> No, it means your mind is constantly on sex and incest.
>
> Can you blame him? Ever since his Aunt Mommy and his Uncle Daddy
> revealed their little secret his life just hasn't been the same! 8)
>
See, at least your BS is not even written in a way to be taken seriously.

Here, really, is the history of this whole BS:

* Wally made the perverted claim that, to him, incest and sex were
"synonymous".
* Tim Adams jumped in and made the perverted claim that the two
concepts were, to him, "identical". He later claimed that for
him, "by definition" incest "MUST" have all the "features of
sex"
* I noted both Wally and Adams were perverts, or at least making
perverted claims. I also noted that the sex of acts that would
in the group "incest" would, of course, be a subset of the set
"sex". Any literate non-pervert can see this.
* Sandman, being cowed by the "bad people" jumped into dishonestly
agree with Wally and Adams and make up accusations of his own
to support their BS. He also harassed my wife, dishonestly
snipped my comments, and otherwise made a fool of himself.

It really is that simple.


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