TIM RICHARDSON -> ED HULETT wrote:
 TR> On 05-06-09, ED HULETT said to ROSS SAUER:


 RS>>> So you are filled with hate for people who have the temerity to
 RS>>> disagree with you, eh?

This was my question to Sauer.

 TR> You didn't indicate any such thing.

He made some silly comment about using non-pc wording is hateful. And he 
"answers" that with this:

 RS>> Thanks for proving that you hate "those faggots," loser.

We aren't dealing with an intelligent person here.

 EH>> Huh? Where did you come up with that? You might read the rule about
 TR> lying.


 TR> Nor did you express or imply `hatred' on any level.

Just like Card didn't in his column on Mormon Times website.

 TR> But he just `so' wanted you to. He couldn't get you to on your own....so he
 TR> helped you. And from this point onward, he will always ascribe that `to'
 TR> you,
 TR> his hateful friends will soon take it up, and before you know it, it will
 TR> become a cast iron fact in their fertile little minds that you *hate*
 TR> homsexuals! Bet on it.

Of course, that is their MO.

 TR> I've been down that road with them, by the way, many years ago, and know
 TR> how that crap goes.

I think we all have been down that road at some point with them. They seem
to have one track minds.

 TR> Sauer puts it out there with quote marks around it. Instead of
saying anything
 TR> to Sauer for falsely attributing words to `you' that you did not say or even
 TR> imply, they immediately take up Sauer's false notion and start hammering you
 TR> with it.

Bingo.

 TR> Before long, they are quoting *you* in their posts to and from each other,
 TR> attributing Sauer's words to *you*.

Been there, done that... er... had that done...

 TR> After a month or so......nobody pays any attention to the real `origin'
 TR> of the words. It is taken as a given fact that *you* said them!

It's the leftist gospel rule. One of them says it, two others swear to it
making it the truth.

 TR> Its an old trick of Sauer's. Get used to it.

I'm used to Sauer's "tricks." He is quite transparent.

Ed

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