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> Wanting to protect your children does not excuse censorship. If we're not using principles to protect people, what are they for?

• drivebyacct2 14y ago
  I can't tell if you're missing the point or if you're really implying what I think you're implying. You're the kind of person that makes me toss and turn at night. That's the mentality of people that support Prop8.
  • yb66 14y ago
    Neither, I asked a question which you didn't answer and instead decided to respond with ad hominem. Ad hominem is the sign of a lost argument, so either answer the question or remain a loser in this debate.
    • drivebyacct2 14y ago
      Hahaha. You're funny. That's rich. I'm not having this discussion with you. Having principles and exerting your own beliefs of morality as censorship on the masses are not the same thing and you're a jackass for acting like it is and then spending half of your post trying to use debate rhetoric to "win". That was just embarrassing.
      • pg 14y ago
        Please stop.
      • yb66 14y ago
        Firstly, you don't know what my view is, I haven't given it. Secondly, I haven't exerted the beliefs I do have on anyone (ironically though, you are, but there you go). Lastly (no, not lastly, penultimately) I wouldn't want anyone to do that either - I asked you a question that you quite patently can't answer and still hope to sound rational. Now, lastly, you lose.