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This publicly written rationale is noted by our clever enemies.

Posted by Sheepy on 2011-October-10 04:14:50 EDT, Monday
In reply to Question posted by LOD on 2011-October-10 02:29:13 EDT, Monday
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Honestly, in my opinion, one dead anti is worth more than a million dead Osama's. But I'm not a violent person so I wouldn't actually go out and commit violence against another person. But I'd probably celebrate silently to myself if some anti was shot in the head. I certainly wouldn't mourn over it.

Statements like your publicly written and probably photographed rationale is noted by our clever enemies. This is why we fail. Are you familiar with the movie The Godfather? When your blood boils never let another person outside the family know what you are thinking. We have chat for that. You have won no new friends for us. You have verified the enemies cause to fear us by openly attacking where your true enemies can and will photograph your words with a cellphone. Think. Write your congressmen a well thought out and proofread logical appeal.

For every MAAs sake, don't give him or her yet another reason to sign onto a Civil Commitment Bill in your state. Note that 16 states and the District of Columbia have already caved-though the current administration will not support a Federal Mandate to make Civil Commitment a Federal Act. For everyone's sake, LOD, stop pushing with venomous verbal assaults against the very people we need to convince. Venomous attacks on a known pedophile site are a waste of breath at best and counterproductive for certain. Think it; but encourage others to proactive peaceful advocacy and write a convincing and logical argument to their state congresspeople if a Bill is even discussed in their state!

Everyone! Can you imagine 28 or Mesmerised or NFiH speaking this way only to anger the bull the more. And it is we who are at the disadvantage-not the anties.

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