I have a poll I'd like everyone to look at!

Choice number one a traitor to the Constitution of the United States of America.

Choice number two a whoremongering, plagerizing, Communist.

Which of the two did more damge to human rights?

Tent-

I'm sorry, but you really need to back up outrageous claims.

Leper,

Why does it not surprise me that you don't know the score?

Tentmaker is going to blow an aneurysm and die. Relax, take a breath and just try to enjoy life.

I will stoop really low and reply to this thing calling itself SnotJockey. Still my response will not doubt be light-years above its head.

SJ, learn the proper spelling of those nickel words you toss about so carelessly.

I stay relaxed till the smell of idiots and like freaks offend my senses, then I do tend to act with force. Some call it overkill. I call it JUSTICE.

What in the hell would make you think that I don't enjoy my life?

You are offensive.

Tent, you need to learn to spell "embarrassing". Just look at your recent thread. :rolleyes:

So, anyone care to discuss the subject at hand?

Borg,

You too? And I thought you at least had a degree of perception. Was I in error to assume such a thing?

Ever hear of having one's ass bared in public?

Karan,

Frankly, I'm torn by your original question. The fact that both leaders lived during completely different eras makes them difficult to compare. I'm leaning toward Abe. He risked alienation from his own people to make the Emancipation Proclamation, while King simply represented his own. However, both are undeniably great leaders IMO. I would probably choose Gandhi over those two.

Of course, there are many other leaders that did a lot for human rights. I intentionaly compare King and Lincoln since they are recognized enough to have national holidays in their names.

We also celebrate Groundhog Day and the Abolition of Outhouses. I'll take these two over a Treasonous Lincoln and a Communist King. Both of my choices at least have enduring character.

I think that Lincoln did only because if i t wherent for him, King would be workin' a cotton field

If it were not for Lincoln, we Americans would still have an honorable Republic. But Lincoln lived (a fatal mistake), and we now have a multicultured nation of welfare trash.