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Politics : Sharks in the Septic Tank -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: one_less who wrote (77635)	10/16/2003 8:11:35 PM
From: Solon	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 82486

"The claim of 'freedom of conscience' does not authorize anyone to cause harm to another person." Yes. I introduced that to this thread about a month ago and hammered it home. "Your objection has repeatedly been how you imagine mojo or his service as being harmful to someone" No. I got you to admit that it was Moho who was claiming harm. I have asked you to illustrate that harm; but you have simply tried to evade and to make false witness. "Mojo is also a conservative individual and believes that it is wrong to look on a woman or touch a woman with lustful fantasies running through his mind, or to put a woman in a situation where she would be prone to fantasizing about him personally" "If he were to have a passing fantasy seeing someone on the street, he might avert his eyes" "If someone has been sexualized inappropriately in this situation, injury has occurred." It is not "inappropriately" for the normal client. We already went over a normal client feeling no harm from a natural occurance of arousal. Assuming Moho has been a trained professional, there is nothing inappropriate about it. Yet Moho still feels harmed. So tell us about the danmage he has suffered and why? Never mind the smart mouth comments and the evasions. Just talk straight. You said that Moho was harmed when others thought and felt as they chose. Why do you blame others for Moho's oddity? Moho cannot control how others think. It is none of his business?