🚀 go-pugleaf

Tracy Hornschuch wrote:
> 
> Karl,
> 
> First off I will tell you up front ... don't you ever call me a bigot ever
> again. 

You won't be called a bigot when you stop posting like one.

> That is something I am not.  You sit there on your ass and tell
> people who to live their lives when yours is a far cry from being prefect.
> I have been involved in these issues.  But I get involved for the children
> not for myself, not for women, and not for men.  But for the children.  Or
> what did you forget your child?!
> 
> On 7 Oct 1997, Karl Denninger wrote:
> 
> > In article <Pine.SUN.3.96.971007164657.22268A-100000@flop.engr.orst.edu>,
> > Tracy Hornschuch  <browntr@engr.orst.edu> wrote:
> > >
> > >On 7 Oct 1997, Karl Denninger wrote:
> > >earlier post on this subject I mentioned my reation to what one of the men
> > >had to say...
> >
> > And both Newsweek and TIME ran stories on the rally, and actually (gasp)
> > interviewed a few *wives*, all of whom are very happy (surprise!) that their
> > husbands are involved in PK.
> 
> Oh yes these women are happy... sure.  You're the only one here who's
> arguing this.  I'm not!  I'm basing my statements from what I've heard
> from society and trying to answer the question why?
> 
> Just because you have a personal thing against me..  dont' confuse the
> issues here.
> 
> And if you must... sorry dear but I heard it from one of the horses mouths
> stating that "he drives the *bus* in the house; afterall, someone must."
> In other words, he wears the pants in the house, he is the one who makes
> the choices.  That isn't a two-way road... it is simply a one-way road.

You don't know any bus drivers, do you?  What choices do bus drivers get
to
make?