Floridatexan wrote:PkrBum wrote:Wordslinger wrote:PkrBum wrote:Wordslinger wrote:PkrBum wrote:See: Bill Clinton
Clinton isn't running for senate. And what's your point? That it's okay for a pedophile who molested a 14-yr-old little girl because Clinton was a sexual abuser? "Listen Mommy, Jimmy poisoned his dog to death, so why am I wrong?
Bill and the democrats set a precedent. It was "just sex" remember? He was/is a sexual predator.
so what's your point? Nobody here is defending Clinton and
Clinton's actions have nothing whatever to do with the republicans being willing to elect a man most of them admit is a pedophile criminal, in order to save a seat in the Senate. Are you among them?
I'll tell you the point.
You have no room to talk when you defended a sexual predictor in the white house.
Sooo... fuck you on your moral high horse now. This climate is the rot from you defending trash.
Btw... there's a difference between accusation, settling accusation, and admission/proof.
Too bad you don't know the difference. I'm tired of the attacks on Bill Clinton.
I still admire Bill Clinton, and I don't believe the smears against him.
See? For the record again... I don't care who or what brings a politician down. If they are corrupt or deviant I want them hung... period. What I can't participate in is a strictly partisan witch hunt. There are remedies and due process for offenders. I think Moore did it... I'm not sure... but that's what the courts are for. The difference... and the root of the rot... is knowing for sure and still excusing it. A la bill. That changes everything and no one should be surprised by this result. One set of rules and standards. Are accusations enough? In every circumstance? What happens if there is a concession to accusations? What then (like bill)? I just wish that you useful idiots would set some firm parameters.