You sound like some crazy guy sitting on a street corner. I don't see how a photoshopped driver's license proves anything about the rights of muslim women. If I photoshop a picture of Mitt Romney in lederhosen, does it prove a point about Mormons?

Anonymous wrote:No, they make a point. YOU might wish to check your logic b/c obviously you're limited in your thinking - boxed in.

Anonymous wrote:Uh might want to check your logic.

Falsified photos proved nothing except that the photos are false.

And your willingness to use falsified photos proves that you are dishonest.

Anonymous wrote:Well, then poster, if those photos are indeed fakes, than you've just supported my point that Muslim women HAVE NO RIGHTS. So I'm assuming a trip to the beach isn't on the agenda.

thanks

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh and before you get all crazy crazy on us, you realize the one in pink is fake, too. Yes?

I am the PP who liked it, and YES, I knew it was fake.

Even so, it makes a statement. a powerful one

The one below is ever MORE powerful. And guess what? It's real.

Yes, lies can be powerful. Just not truthful. More like Stalin's version of truthful. He did a lot of airbrushing.

There is a reason reporters get fired when they fake a story or photo.

No, they make a point. YOU might wish to check your logic b/c obviously you're limited in your thinking - boxed in.

Anonymous wrote:Uh might want to check your logic.

Falsified photos proved nothing except that the photos are false.

And your willingness to use falsified photos proves that you are dishonest.

Anonymous wrote:Well, then poster, if those photos are indeed fakes, than you've just supported my point that Muslim women HAVE NO RIGHTS. So I'm assuming a trip to the beach isn't on the agenda.

thanks

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh and before you get all crazy crazy on us, you realize the one in pink is fake, too. Yes?

I am the PP who liked it, and YES, I knew it was fake.

Even so, it makes a statement. a powerful one

The one below is ever MORE powerful. And guess what? It's real.

Yes, lies can be powerful. Just not truthful. More like Stalin's version of truthful. He did a lot of airbrushing.

There is a reason reporters get fired when they fake a story or photo.

Uh might want to check your logic.

Falsified photos proved nothing except that the photos are false.

And your willingness to use falsified photos proves that you are dishonest.

Anonymous wrote:Well, then poster, if those photos are indeed fakes, than you've just supported my point that Muslim women HAVE NO RIGHTS. So I'm assuming a trip to the beach isn't on the agenda.

thanks

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh and before you get all crazy crazy on us, you realize the one in pink is fake, too. Yes?

I am the PP who liked it, and YES, I knew it was fake.

Even so, it makes a statement. a powerful one

The one below is ever MORE powerful. And guess what? It's real.

Yes, lies can be powerful. Just not truthful. More like Stalin's version of truthful. He did a lot of airbrushing.

There is a reason reporters get fired when they fake a story or photo.

Well, then poster, if those photos are indeed fakes, than you've just supported my point that Muslim women HAVE NO RIGHTS. So I'm assuming a trip to the beach isn't on the agenda.

thanks

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh and before you get all crazy crazy on us, you realize the one in pink is fake, too. Yes?

I am the PP who liked it, and YES, I knew it was fake.

Even so, it makes a statement. a powerful one

The one below is ever MORE powerful. And guess what? It's real.

Yes, lies can be powerful. Just not truthful. More like Stalin's version of truthful. He did a lot of airbrushing.

There is a reason reporters get fired when they fake a story or photo.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh and before you get all crazy crazy on us, you realize the one in pink is fake, too. Yes?

I am the PP who liked it, and YES, I knew it was fake.

Even so, it makes a statement. a powerful one

The one below is ever MORE powerful. And guess what? It's real.

Yes, lies can be powerful. Just not truthful. More like Stalin's version of truthful. He did a lot of airbrushing.

There is a reason reporters get fired when they fake a story or photo.