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cheryl's kids 4 life
samoan_built:
i didnt call her my mother, i asked whatsisname a question that relates because that's as serious as the situation is to me. not once did the words cheryl is my mom come out of my mouth.
nate
also, i dont care what whoever accused her of, i dont believe any of it. and i am denying that she commited a crime because it never happened. and cheryl is a great mom, all her kids love her very much. and she is my best friend, so i dont really care what you say.
also, me saying shelby, whatev, didnt mean i was changing my mind about thinkin she was postin, it means i dont care what she has to say either.
peace out
nate
and antigen. thats horrible that you wouldnt defend your own mother.[ This Message was edited by: krazymormon on 2005-08-07 14:35 ]
OverLordd:
Well what will you do if she is found guilty in a court of law?
samoan_built:
like i said before. i will defend her to my dying day
nate
Anonymous:
Denial is a powerful thing, now isn't it?
Defend her to my dying day? Pass the KOOL-AID.
Scary.
Nihilanthic:
The two aspects of brainwashing are confession of past crimes or errors, and reeducation to new beliefs. Prisoners are brought to confess by lack of sleep and food and other forms of intense physical discomfort, isolation from familiar surroundings, a prison routine requiring absolute obedience and humility, and social pressure from cell mates. The last includes mutual criticism and self-criticism sessions, which play particularly on the generalized guilt feeling that all people have to some extent. At the same time regular indoctrination sessions are conducted. The acceptance of the new ideas is again fostered by group pressure and the anticipated reward of freedom.
No laws, however stringent, can make the idle industrious, the thriftless provident, or the drunken sober
--Samuel Stiles
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