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To: wtc911
For a while you offended me
Then you disgusted me
Now you bore me

If I wanted to be a prude I had plenty of examples at the local church where I learned to hate Jesus, until I opened the bible and found out he wasn't like that, or you, at all.

I fell in love with HIM, and vowed NEVER to be a part of the malingering, fraudulent, humbuggery that goes on in the name of moralistic sophistry. Unfortunately, I did not keep that promise, and when I was rescued from my deviancies, I began to look down my nose at those I used to be like. I had rather die than go back that attitude. As a matter of fact, I know from personal experience that the proud moralist is WORSE than the profligate. There is a story somewhere about that. Something about inheritances and whores and drunkenness and pig food and older brothers and the love of a father. Maybe you have read it? I am not interested in your moralism. Go away.

998 posted on 06/06/2007 8:18:59 AM PDT by DreamsofPolycarp (Laissez faire)
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To: DreamsofPolycarp
My moralism bores you? Too effin bad.

What you call my moralism is nothing more than the social standard that says that violent drunks, thieves, whores and drug dealers are bad for society. They are not colorful, but undesirable because of their actions, choices, lack of character and immorality.

You decide to live the low life and blame the 'church' for your lack of character. Then you want to lecture those who did not choose to call skid row home on morality. I doubt that many here, where conservative values and character have meaning, would agree with your self-assessment.

999 posted on 06/06/2007 8:36:44 AM PDT by wtc911 ("How you gonna get back down that hill?")
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