Sedaka wrote:
w/e lol
I agree.
Sedaka wrote:
im just glad i never ran into you on the street and somehow started dating you.
Once again, I agree.
Sedaka wrote:
lol im so glad to know your delusions in their purest context
Yeah, right... "Sedaka the intuitive." You've correctly interpretted so little about me, yet you think you know me.
Sedaka wrote:
for the most part... your analagies and logic are somewhat lacking anyway, so my intelligence isnt really offended when chicken little says i mis his point
A self-contradictory sentence? ^_^ According to that, you may be missing my points, yet you know they don't make sense?
How does that work, exactly, where you're able to make conclusions on data you haven't collected?
Is that some evolutionists' trick or something?
In the terms of your favorite pseudo-science, "Further research is needed."
Sedaka wrote:
the point i was referring to was that you were unclear on your definition of equal in relationships. which you've sucessfully dodged SURPIRSE to where it now has no meaning in conversation... so technically i am babbling (harping) on it at this point, but it's because you can't keep up
Well, it was calandale who was using the word "equal" to describe how husbands and wives should live.
But, if I
were to use the term, my definition of it ISN'T "everything is exactly the same".
Thank goodness penises and vaginas aren't the same! That wouldn't work too well...
My definition of "equal" in marriage (though, again, I haven't used that term) WOULD include roles for both husband and wife, and the husband is in charge. That's why I wouldn't use the word equal. It's like saying the president of the U.S. is equal to the average U.S. citizen -- a U.S. president is equal to us in basic ways, but of course he's unequal in the rightful amount of power that his duties give him.
Husband leadership and wifely submission in the home is the principle upon which free and functioning societies are based, built, and in which they consist.
And you never answered two of
my important points:
1. Why can Ann Coulter see the importance and high functionality of male leadership in the home, but you can't?
2. Is she smarter than you?
Both of these questions you completely ignored, whilst accusing me of skipping over some phantom point you made somewhere at some time.
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