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Last analogy, then I have to go.

Suppose a man is unjustly convicted of a crime, and sentenced to life in prison.

While in prison, he is sent gifts and packages from his friends. These people incurred expenses under the false premise of this man's guilt, and associated jail time.

How many of you would deny as part of this man's compensation upon being found innocent and spending 5 years in prison, the cost to his friends of the gifts, the travel expenses for visits, you name it.

Who hear would deny repayment for those GIFTS, in the way that they would deny this former-father reimbersement? I can guess at some of your answers, because many of you fail to address the single fact that every thing that every action that this man took towards that child was done so under the guise of fraud.

231 posted on 11/02/2002 10:27:05 AM PST by BuddhaBoy
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To: BuddhaBoy
You poor pathetic, myopic, incapapable of empathy, critter. Maybe it would make you happier if this guy who thought he was a father but went ballestic upon finding he was not, were given the authority by law, to order that this five year old child be post birth aborted as punishment for the damage to his petty, punkish, barely-existant self esteem.
243 posted on 11/02/2002 10:44:11 AM PST by F.J. Mitchell
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