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Decagon has simply proved once again what a fucking sick bastard he is. Not only is he a complete fucktard, he also has no respect for the living or the dead. It is a fucking outrage that he is allowed to spread his totally sick humor on this board. But then again, with administrators such as MTBochs and Zaphod I really should not be surprised. That anybody could even laugh at such sick humor and appallingly bad taste is beyond me, but it simply shows what totally fucked up sick puppies frequent this board.

I only come here to slum from time to time, but today's experience will be enough to last me a long time.

By calling MJ a pedophile you simply prove what a fucked up sick puppy you are, decagon.

You know darned well that he was acquitted of those charges and walked out of court a free man. What gives you the right to slander one of the greatest artists that ever lived? It must be that you feel so inferior that you must resort to slandering famous people when you don't have the slightest proof to back up your accusations.

We all know what a fucktard you are, you don't have to go on proving it constantly. Your life must be as miserable as hell and the only way you can get a kick out of life must be to spread false rumors. Get a life!

Gee, decagon, you are even more fucked up than I thought.

The First Amendment gives you the right to free speech. It does not give you the right to slander people.

Get your facts straight, you fucking idiot.

You certainly have the right to call Australia a shitty little country, although you, and everybody else, know that it isn't so. But since you brought up the subject of shitty countries, let's have a closer look at America.

Since decagon has absolutely no knowledge of history, due I'm sure, to the fact he finds such things boring, perhaps we can teach him a thing or two about American history. Here's a short section of a Boston Legal (TV show) script in which a few historical facts and events are mentioned...



In Judge Clark Brown's courtroom, Alan has Judge Harvey Cooper on the stand.
Judge Harvey Cooper: This is not about the people of Concord hating America. Just the opposite. We
are simply seeking to form our own Government. One that reflects the values of an America that used to
be.
Alan Shore: Which values are those, sir?
Judge Harvey Cooper: Freedom of speech! Freedom of religion! Majority rule, for starters!
Alan Shore: You don't think America currently values those things?
Judge Harvey Cooper: Certainly much less so. Today, one does not even have the right to protest at a
Presidential appearance! We have things called Free Speech Zones. News crews are not allowed to
film the return of military caskets from Iraq lest the public get the awful idea that soldiers are being killed.
This is censorship worthy of the Cold War Soviet Union, not the United States! Certainly not the America
I love.
Alan Shore: Well, since we are in a time of war, maybe the rules…
Judge Harvey Cooper: Yes, and typically in war we observe the Geneva Convention. That's no longer
the case. We torture. We lock people in prison camps like Guantanamo with no opportunity for a real
hearing. We are guilty of the very
oppression the colonists reared up
against to begin America.
Alan Shore: Thank you, sir.
Judge Harvey Cooper takes a
deep breath and waits for Denny
to get up. So does Carl.
Carl Sack: He leans over to Denny.
Denny? This would be the point
where you get up and ask a
challenging question. Do you have
any?
Denny rises.
Denny Crane: Your Honor…!
Judge Clark Brown and Judge Harvey Cooper: In unison. Mr. Crane.
Denny Crane: He looks to Judge Clark Brown and points to Judge Harvey Cooper. You miss old
America?
Judge Harvey Cooper: That's exactly right.
Denny Crane: Oh yeah. In old America we would never censor free speech?
Judge Harvey Cooper: No, we would not.
Denny Crane: Even though Woodrow Wilson jailed five thousand Americans for speaking out against
World War I?
Judge Harvey Cooper: That's one example. Would you like a lollipop?
Denny Crane: And locking people up without giving them a hearing like Guantanamo?
Judge Harvey Cooper: Many of them innocent people.
Denny Crane: FDR jailed a hundred thousand Japanese Americans. Almost all of them innocent. Many
of them children.
Judge Harvey Cooper: The Japanese internment camps were an isolated incident for which we remain
ashamed. One would hope we'd learn from it. Seems we haven't.
Denny Crane: Spying on our own citizens. That would never happen in the America you grew up in?
Judge Harvey Cooper: No.
Denny Crane: What about Nixon? He spied. Do I get a lollipop for Watergate?
Judge Harvey Cooper: Nixon did not represent the American…
Denny Crane: What about LBJ? He used the FBI to spy on reporters. Bill Clinton…
Judge Harvey Cooper: You're going to equate Bill Clinton with what goes on today?
Denny Crane: According to the ACLU, Bill Clinton expanded stealth surveillance far beyond any
previous administration ever! And that was during a time of peace!
Judge Harvey Cooper: Bill Clinton certainly never tortured people!
Denny Crane: No. He practiced rendition. Shipping suspects off to other countries like Saudi Arabia and
Egypt. And they tortured for us. During the Cold War we did human experimentation on innocent
people. College students. Mental patients. Government run experiments on unknowing victims. We
tested everything from LSD to nerve gas. We exposed unwitting black men to syphilis trying to discover
a cure. We used them as guinea pigs. No, Judge, you haven't named one thing America's doing today
that we haven't been doing for a long, long time.



All I can say is that I am just so glad I don't have to live in America.

Whether Boston Legal is a good TV show or not is not the point. The historical facts mentioned, however, are undeniably true.

And that is the point.

What is there to understand?


You are mainly a fucked up bunch of morons.