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Isreal's role in aparthied in South Africa
Thirteen:
if i was muslim, i wouldn't be criticizing any one else.....it's like an AIDS patient making fun of a cancer patient
Woodrow:
--- Quote from: Don Rizzle on September 20, 2004, 04:30:14 AM ---a couple of spelling mistakes is your reason to dismiss critisms of 2 evil regimes? you must like walking around with your eyes closed.
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Yes. If somebody doesn't have the intelligence to spell words correctly, I don't have any respect for their comments.
What if a rocket scientist didn't know how to use basic math? How could you respect him or his work?
What if a cook didn't know how to use a knife? How could you respect him or what he does?
This guy comes on with his "pseudo-intellectual" posts when he doesn't even have the knowledge to spell the words and phrases he's talking about correctly. How am I supposed to respect him? He thinks he's a smart guy, but it's clear to anybody with an IQ over 85 that he's a moron bordering on the intellectual level of a high school drop out.
Spelling is a basic tool that one can use to get his points across. When he can't even do that right, I don't respect him or the comments he makes. Same goes for you and your dunce ass posts. It's even more inexcusable that the forum has a "Spell Check" feature that he can' use.
Don Rizzle:
well the body of his post was taken from a published article which you have made no comment about instead you have picked at 10 words he wrote himself, which has no relivance to the discussion.
tommyilromano:
--- Quote from: Viva Le Mauzip!! on September 17, 2004, 09:33:43 AM ---He has difficulties spelling apartheid also. :laugh:
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I like your new sig.
Woodrow:
--- Quote from: Don Rizzle on September 21, 2004, 12:32:10 AM ---well the body of his post was taken from a published article which you have made no comment about instead you have picked at 10 words he wrote himself, which has no relivance to the discussion.
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