From: Martin 

John D.Wentzky wrote:
> In news:460b7f43$0$27104$db0fefd9{at}news.zen.co.uk,
> Martin  typed:
>> John D.Wentzky wrote:
>>> In news:1175095995.937179.102850{at}n59g2000hsh.googlegroups.com,
>>> Parsifal  typed:
>>>> On 28 Mrz., 16:22, "J Young"
 wrote:
>>>>> How dare anyone or any institution try to suppress
this young man's
>>>>> First Amendment rights!
>>>> And yet you want to suppress freedom of speech for everyone you
>>>> disagree with...
>>>> How fascist of you...
>>> Only thing we want to suppress is criminal conspiracies to kill the
>>> unborn.
>> I'd be happy keeping drunk and drugged up drivers off the roads, they
>> kill loads of people.
>
> You mean no drunk driver died in a crash where no one else was involved?

You seem to be the expert on DUI, you tell us.

> Methinks your fears are self-induced because of your own illicit behaviors.

Cite 'illicit behaviours'

> Why is it the statistics show alcohol related accidents to be less than
> fifty percent of the total?
> Why is it the vast percentage of all accidents in total resulting in damages
> do not involve alcohol at all?
> Is it because alcohol isn't the threat you think it is?
> All this while you seem to be in favor of alcohol sales to generate tax
> revenue and profits.

I seem to be in favour? Cite how you know what I'm in favour of.

> In my opinion, accidents are accidents.

In my opinion you're a drunken pervert! We'll see who the courts agree with.

> I am sorry for the unfortunate occurrrences of tragic deaths casued by motor
> vehicle accidents.
> You have my sympathy for the loss of a loved one who was involved in an
> automobile accident; but, I am unable to punish beyond prudent knowledge and
> reason.

You're an idiot! What "loss of a loved one"?

Damn John you're delusional

> Alcohol companies who seel alcoholic beverages for profit bear a
> responsibility since it is their product which is sold to the public that is
> causing the accidents you seem to be against.

I'm against accidents? Cite.



--- BBBS/LiI v4.01 Flag