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On May 12, 9:49 am, Robert Broughton <rbrone...@broug8hton.ca> wrote:
> Ray wrote:
> > On Mon, 12 May 2008 00:50:02 GMT, Robert Broughton
> > <rbrone...@broug8hton.ca> wrote:
>
> >>Ray wrote:
>
> >>> On Fri, 09 May 2008 16:49:26 GMT, Robert Broughton
> >>> <rbrone...@broug8hton.ca> wrote:
>
> >>>>Mike wrote:
>
> >>>>> Congressman Vito Fossella who called on House leaders to pass landma=
rk
> >>>>> legislation that would, for the first time, authorize the federal
> >>>>> government to regulate tobacco products to prevent young people from=
> >>>>> smoking and help current smokers quit,
>
> >>>>He must be a pretty good person, then.
>
> >>> Of course by that logic Adolf Hitler was a good person as he
> >>> implemented strict tobacco regulation in Germany. Rationing for
> >>> soldiers of the Reich, non-smoking policies in public buildings,
> >>> widespread anti-tobacco propaganda programs, etc etc.
>
> >>Hitler wanted to win a war. He knew that if he tried to invade Poland wi=
th
> >>an army consisting entirely of creatures like yourself, they would have
> >>dropped their rifles and ran away, back to their parents' basement.
>
> > You stated that Congressman Fossella must be a good person because of
> > all his efforts to regulate tobacco products, regardless of any
> > misdeeds he may have committed. When I called bullshit and pointed out
> > Hitler was also vehemently against tobacco smoking and stated that BY
> > YOUR LOGIC he must have been a good person, you chose to ignore that
>
> No, I didn't ignore it at all.
>
> > and tried a personal dig at me.
>
> You and quite a few other people. And the dig you refer to hit the nail on=
> the head.
>
> > Nice try deflecting the argument, but
> > I won't play that game.
>
> Oh, yes, you will.
>
> > Oh, and by the way....you might not have heard about it, but the
>
> Allies defeated the Nazis.
>
> And, by the way, the Allies weren't cowards like you.
>
> --
> Bob Broughtonhttp://broughton.ca/
> Vancouver, BC, Canada
> "There is no rational, moral or economic argument for the continuation
> of the manufacture, sale or use of smoking tobacco."
> - Robert Starkey,http://smokefreerevolution.org/, 03/18/2007- Hide quoted =
text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Let's see that resume again,
I saw it once and it looks like you left the states right
after colege, headed for the boarder of Canada during
VietNam....
Real Bravery Bobbie !
> Ray wrote:
> > On Mon, 12 May 2008 00:50:02 GMT, Robert Broughton
> > <rbrone...@broug8hton.ca> wrote:
>
> >>Ray wrote:
>
> >>> On Fri, 09 May 2008 16:49:26 GMT, Robert Broughton
> >>> <rbrone...@broug8hton.ca> wrote:
>
> >>>>Mike wrote:
>
> >>>>> Congressman Vito Fossella who called on House leaders to pass landma=
rk
> >>>>> legislation that would, for the first time, authorize the federal
> >>>>> government to regulate tobacco products to prevent young people from=
> >>>>> smoking and help current smokers quit,
>
> >>>>He must be a pretty good person, then.
>
> >>> Of course by that logic Adolf Hitler was a good person as he
> >>> implemented strict tobacco regulation in Germany. Rationing for
> >>> soldiers of the Reich, non-smoking policies in public buildings,
> >>> widespread anti-tobacco propaganda programs, etc etc.
>
> >>Hitler wanted to win a war. He knew that if he tried to invade Poland wi=
th
> >>an army consisting entirely of creatures like yourself, they would have
> >>dropped their rifles and ran away, back to their parents' basement.
>
> > You stated that Congressman Fossella must be a good person because of
> > all his efforts to regulate tobacco products, regardless of any
> > misdeeds he may have committed. When I called bullshit and pointed out
> > Hitler was also vehemently against tobacco smoking and stated that BY
> > YOUR LOGIC he must have been a good person, you chose to ignore that
>
> No, I didn't ignore it at all.
>
> > and tried a personal dig at me.
>
> You and quite a few other people. And the dig you refer to hit the nail on=
> the head.
>
> > Nice try deflecting the argument, but
> > I won't play that game.
>
> Oh, yes, you will.
>
> > Oh, and by the way....you might not have heard about it, but the
>
> Allies defeated the Nazis.
>
> And, by the way, the Allies weren't cowards like you.
>
> --
> Bob Broughtonhttp://broughton.ca/
> Vancouver, BC, Canada
> "There is no rational, moral or economic argument for the continuation
> of the manufacture, sale or use of smoking tobacco."
> - Robert Starkey,http://smokefreerevolution.org/, 03/18/2007- Hide quoted =
text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Let's see that resume again,
I saw it once and it looks like you left the states right
after colege, headed for the boarder of Canada during
VietNam....
Real Bravery Bobbie !
On Thu, 8 May 2008 13:04:50 -0400, "Mike"
<cigarmikeBAND@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> for the first time, authorize the federal government
>to regulate tobacco products
This was the whole purpose from the start.
CigarBaron
<cigarmikeBAND@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> for the first time, authorize the federal government
>to regulate tobacco products
This was the whole purpose from the start.
CigarBaron
On May 8, 10:04 am, "Mike" <cigarmikeB...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Congressman Vito Fossella who called on House leaders to pass landmark
> legislation that would, for the first time, authorize the federal governme=
nt
> to regulate tobacco products to prevent young people from smoking and help=
> current smokers quit, fathered a child during an affair.
>
> Amazing how these hypocritical anti-smoking nazi's keep falling.
He also seems fine about running red lights while driving drunk. It's
amazing that those who want to dictate to the rest of us how to live
our lives under the guise of protecting the children can show such
utter contempt in their own.
Robert
> Congressman Vito Fossella who called on House leaders to pass landmark
> legislation that would, for the first time, authorize the federal governme=
nt
> to regulate tobacco products to prevent young people from smoking and help=
> current smokers quit, fathered a child during an affair.
>
> Amazing how these hypocritical anti-smoking nazi's keep falling.
He also seems fine about running red lights while driving drunk. It's
amazing that those who want to dictate to the rest of us how to live
our lives under the guise of protecting the children can show such
utter contempt in their own.
Robert
Robert <magineeer@hotmail.com> wrote:
>On May 8, 10:04 am, "Mike" <cigarmikeB...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>> Congressman Vito Fossella who called on House leaders to pass landmark
>> legislation that would, for the first time, authorize the federal government
>> to regulate tobacco products to prevent young people from smoking and help
>> current smokers quit, fathered a child during an affair.
>>
>> Amazing how these hypocritical anti-smoking nazi's keep falling.
>
>
>He also seems fine about running red lights while driving drunk. It's
>amazing that those who want to dictate to the rest of us how to live
>our lives under the guise of protecting the children can show such
>utter contempt in their own.
>
>
>Robert
It's always different when THEY do it. You clearly don't understand
that while all animals are equal, some are MORE equal than others.
>On May 8, 10:04 am, "Mike" <cigarmikeB...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>> Congressman Vito Fossella who called on House leaders to pass landmark
>> legislation that would, for the first time, authorize the federal government
>> to regulate tobacco products to prevent young people from smoking and help
>> current smokers quit, fathered a child during an affair.
>>
>> Amazing how these hypocritical anti-smoking nazi's keep falling.
>
>
>He also seems fine about running red lights while driving drunk. It's
>amazing that those who want to dictate to the rest of us how to live
>our lives under the guise of protecting the children can show such
>utter contempt in their own.
>
>
>Robert
It's always different when THEY do it. You clearly don't understand
that while all animals are equal, some are MORE equal than others.
Robert wrote:
> On May 8, 10:04 am, "Mike" <cigarmikeB...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>> Congressman Vito Fossella who called on House leaders to pass landmark
>> legislation that would, for the first time, authorize the federal
>> government to regulate tobacco products to prevent young people from
>> smoking and help current smokers quit, fathered a child during an affair.
>>
>> Amazing how these hypocritical anti-smoking nazi's keep falling.
>
>
> He also seems fine about running red lights while driving drunk. It's
> amazing that those who want to dictate to the rest of us how to live
> our lives
Serial liars like Robert never cease to amaze me. Especially when they have
the nerve to call human beings liars.
"Smokers are not addicted to nicotine any more than alcoholics are addicted
to alcohol, gamblers are addicted to gambling, sex addicts are addicted to
sex, food addicts are addicted to food or religion addicts are addicted to
religion." - Robert, April 15, 2008
--
Bob Broughton
http://broughton.ca/
Vancouver, BC, Canada
"There is no rational, moral or economic argument for the continuation
of the manufacture, sale or use of smoking tobacco."
- Robert Starkey, http://smokefreerevolution.org/, 03/18/2007
> On May 8, 10:04 am, "Mike" <cigarmikeB...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>> Congressman Vito Fossella who called on House leaders to pass landmark
>> legislation that would, for the first time, authorize the federal
>> government to regulate tobacco products to prevent young people from
>> smoking and help current smokers quit, fathered a child during an affair.
>>
>> Amazing how these hypocritical anti-smoking nazi's keep falling.
>
>
> He also seems fine about running red lights while driving drunk. It's
> amazing that those who want to dictate to the rest of us how to live
> our lives
Serial liars like Robert never cease to amaze me. Especially when they have
the nerve to call human beings liars.
"Smokers are not addicted to nicotine any more than alcoholics are addicted
to alcohol, gamblers are addicted to gambling, sex addicts are addicted to
sex, food addicts are addicted to food or religion addicts are addicted to
religion." - Robert, April 15, 2008
--
Bob Broughton
http://broughton.ca/
Vancouver, BC, Canada
"There is no rational, moral or economic argument for the continuation
of the manufacture, sale or use of smoking tobacco."
- Robert Starkey, http://smokefreerevolution.org/, 03/18/2007
