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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: E. T. who wrote (195165)	10/23/2001 6:07:25 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 769670

When you post, your words convey your beliefs. What motivates you actions. I have spoken in words and I have also published essays of photos. So let's review your words and your beliefs. My words follow from an analysis of taking you at your word. E. T. I say honor is important. I say honor is assumed until those who have none reveal themselves. I say American values of those who understand sacrifice and personal responsibility are good things. E. T says honor means dick and to me for stating the above E.T. replies. "You don't know what honor is... You've got this sentimental clap trap view of the world that has nothing to do with reality." As I have said. I'd say all who think honor means dick have no reason to ever regulate themselves in an honorable way. As to judgmental, well this is your judgment of others. From e.t. #reply-16545902 I remember some of the poor dumb f*cks in some of these places and boy did they get screwed over with pay, sex and benefits. But in the unionized place, a meat packing subsidiary of McDonalds, the idiots got treated fairly or at least, everyone got treated the same, no one got taken advantage of. I don't ever think of folks in the words you use above. But you show your very elite personage in your evaluation of others. Well I do think of those who think they are so elite and judgmental with those words sometimes. tom watson tosiwmee