| Can it be a news conference if you decline to answer questions
 

On 10 Jan 2004 15:09:11 GMT, (Fern5827) wrote:

For the slower readers of this newsgroup, my question is RHETORICAL.

"Question"?

What "question" are you referring to.

Do you see a question mark at the end of this subject? " Can it be
a news conference if you decline to answer questions"

You didn't ask a question. You merely babbled again.

I trust I do not have to define the meaning of the term.

No you don't, as you obviously do not know what a "RHETORICAL"
question actually is, or it's purpose in prose.

Judge Hickson merely read her letter.

I'd say the judge has as much right to a fair trial as anyone,
wouldn't you?

And if the press was there it WAS a press conference. YOU don't get to
define the universe, Onion.

Or would you prefer she be battered thoroughly first? You want some
more blood out of her? Your kind used to take children to public
executions too.

A Judicial ethics Board called for the
Judge's leave, while they FURTHER INVESTIGATE THE GOOD JUDGE.

Yes. You may wipe your chin now.

http://www.ajc.com First page Metro news

It's odd that you don't behave this way in your treatment of a bio
parent that might do the same thing as the judge did.

Why is that I wonder?

Do you think the judge loved her adopted child any less than any other
parent does, and that the judge isn't terrified she will lose the
child she loves?

You are sooooo uneven in your application of justice, Juglans, that
it's obvious how bloodthirsty you really are.

Enjoy what you see in the mirror.

Kane