In other words, the meaning of your words has changed, again. It would be refreshing if you'd support your own statements, instead of denying them. Your previous statements that Michael de Sade had the right to decide that Terri had to die no longer means what it meant when you said it. When it's convenient for you, it will mean that again. Have a nice day.
You keep regurgitating that line about how I made some statements and later denied them.
Yet, for some reason, you cannot or will not produce any evidence to back up your charge. To give yourself any credibility, all you would have to do is quote two contradictory statements. That should be easy, if such evidence exists. (You know it doesn't.)
Let me know when you have something. Until then, you're just trusting your feelings and emotions, and expecting that will suffice. Again, you act as if you're right simply because you're right. In fact, because you will not provide any evidence to support your charges, you reduce your own credibility to zero.
Furthermore, your tacit and steadfast refusal to provide any shred of evidence to support your growing stream of accusations makes you out to be a common liar bearing false witness against your neighbor.
Have a nice day.
Likewise.