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The_Darkness said:
Darkness, you're showing early symptoms of MHSR. ("Make Him See Reason" Syndrome.) Is there someone you can call who lives nearby and can talk you down in person?
You are addressing a man who, if you attempt to make him admit that there were widespread worker abuses during the Industrial Age by naming some famous examples, will reply that those are "isolated examples." If you take the next twenty minutes googling dozens more examples, he will either disappear for a while and pop up in another topic, or he will say something like "Facts are irrelevent to truth," and you'll be tempted to scoop out your eyes with a plastic grapefruit fork.
I first became aware of amicus during the build-up to the Iraq war (that place where America keeps the resources we might have used for recovering from disasters, securing our borders against terrorism, etc.). In an attempt to show that Bush's expression of shock over the gassing of the Kurds was a pile of cow-patty, I posted a link to White House documents released under the Freedom of Information Act that traced the Reagan/Bush administration's efforts to shield Saddam from a U.N. censure for using nerve gas on Iranians at his northern border (an act that is coolly referred to in the administration's internal communications as "potentially embarrassing.")
Your boy Smoove A wasn't fooled for a minute. He recognized my hatred of America and accused me of having created those documents as part of my work as a mole at Literotica.
I still grin when I imagine the meeting where us Liberals put this on our agenda: infiltrate the Authors Hangout to corrupt the morals of porn writers.
Those were good times. But it hasn't all been fun and games, Darkness. I'll never get back the weeks I spent forging and doctoring hundreds of White House communications.
Darkness, there is no shame in backing down now. Most of us have been there; we'll understand. If you can't stop reasoning with amicus on your own, find a distraction with a more powerful allure, such as a heroin or crack addiction.
If you don't stop now, you could end up quoting Heritage Foundation science on global warming.
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