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To: Hildy
Why shouldn't he show people what Parkinson's looks like.

Because the implication is that without embryonic stem cell research, he looks like that all the time, when in reality he is much closer to "normal" when he takes his meds. The problem we have is not with the symptoms of Parkinsons, its the deception MJF uses both in his appearance and his words in order to push an agenda.

There is no deception in abortion pictures. What you see is what you get, and no amount of medication makes murdered babies look/feel better or worse.

37 posted on 10/26/2006 3:46:39 PM PDT by The Blitherer (You were given the choice between war & dishonor. You chose dishonor & you will have war. -Churchill)
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To: The Blitherer

Just because he takes medication, does not mean he's not seriously ill or won't die sooner because of it. There's NOTHING wrong with what he did. The meds he takes to appear more normal, have other side effects that are horrible. I just don't see why it's unfair for him to do this. It's reality...and our side would do it to if it it suited our needs. Just disagree with him, don't attack his illness. THAT is real.


39 posted on 10/26/2006 3:50:12 PM PDT by Hildy
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To: The Blitherer
in reality he is much closer to "normal" when he takes his meds.

I'm not so sure about that. His disease has progressed pretty far and there doesn't exist any meds that can make a Parkinson's patient normal. He may not have been at his best in the commercial, but I don't believe that you would be able to see him, no matter what combination of meds he was one, and not immediately tell that he was suffering from the disease.
83 posted on 10/26/2006 5:19:41 PM PDT by Stone Mountain
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