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To: thusevertotyrants
If your answer is yes, then we can agree to disagree and go our seperate ways. If your answer is no, it's hypocrasy

If I were from a tyrannical foreign country, it would be in my and my child's best interests to have the matter handled by a country following the rule of law. Now, YOU ANSWER this question - are you absolutely positive that it was Juan's personal intention to bring Elian back to Cuba and was under no pressure from Castro?

154 posted on 12/17/2001 7:41:37 AM PST by dirtboy
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To: dirtboy
No, I am not sure, but it is irrelevent. To presume that we can negate Juan Miguel's right of parenthood because we feel that his decisions may be coerced - we are not so high and mighty to presume to act this way

Your answer about your child in a repressive system tells me what YOUR choice would have been. So noted .... Can you grant another parent the right to make a DIFFERENT choice?

157 posted on 12/17/2001 7:46:23 AM PST by thusevertotyrants
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