Lance Rants on Those Who Personally Attack in Debates Labeling Others Bigots

By: Lance Winslow
Submitted: 2007-01-17 13:20:42
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Have you ever noticed when you make a comment, perhaps a true stereotype (stereotypes exist because there is at least some truth to them) or generalization that another will call you a bigot as if they are the self-proclaimed; politically correct policeman? Listen to this gentleman try to worm his way into such a tactic and then get slaughtered for slander;

“Recognise that all people and religions have a place in the world, even those that don't work out at your local gym.”

No incorrect any radical element of a fundamentalist religious based international terrorist group does not have a place in this world. We cannot allow any more escalation from Iranian current leadership sending insurgents into Iraq to kill allied forces. We cannot allow them to fund international terrorist organization. We cannot allow them to have nuclear weapons. We cannot allow them to fulfill their promise to “blow Israel off the map”

Generally most of these PC labelists provide no solutions to this festering and ever increasing clear and present danger and therefore I propose military action to rectify the problem in Iran. Hearing no other objections from the peanut gallery or solutions to the contrary. The debate is hereby won. I declare victory and reprimand those slanderers for their negative comments against my personal character and lifetime commitment to the common good. Those who slander are not forgiven for aiding the International Terrorists in their psyche campaign against this great nation. Consider this in 2006.

Lance Winslow

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