Re: YF on death row + Melsheimer + WB Shanti

I've some catching up to do as so much fun and enjoyment has been going on here lately. Now let us see what's in store: A YF on Death Row I'm not really surprised that you received little if any advice or support if that's what you were looking for. If I were you I would write him a note to let him know you're still out here thinking about him. But maybe that isn't such a good idea if you would rather not contact him or don't want to be hit up for money to his commissary account. Some boys that I've known during my life have also ended up in prison though thankfully for nothing as serious as murder. I am tempted to write these boys every now and then but I hold off because I'm not so sure I really want to and or accept their dramas into my life. Michael Melsheimer, founder of B4U-Act, has died.. Putting aside the value or non-value of B4U-act, Melsheimer was dangerous and should not have been trusted with others information. I witnessed several incidences where he would get in an argument with a poster and when he got backed into a corner he would pull out the "I've outed myself for the cause; I dare you to do the same" card. A little girl's way of winning the argument. Now that I think about it.. Bill Evans would play the same card to ensure that he never lost an argument either. Look at them both now eh? But if that weren't enough, Melsheimer was in another argument with a poster and accidentally (I'll give him credit for accidental but I really wonder) posted some information that shouldn't have been posted about the person. When said poster filed a PRF the information was edited out but when Melsheimer discovered the edit he went absolutely ape-shit. I was figuring he was going to start spilling more information before he calmed down. So, RIP Mike, no one is perfect but you were a loose cannon and I thank my stars everyday that I never got involved with you. Welcome Back, Santi Yes; welcome back. Posters like you are needed here to occasionally do a reality slap on others. The few assorted whiny biaatches are the ones who need it the most. To quote Thomas Jefferson, the president I most admire, here are a few: All persons shall have full and free liberty of religious opinion; nor shall any be compelled to frequent or maintain any religious institution. I may grow rich by art I am compelled to follow, I may recover health by medicines I am compelled to take against my own judgment, but I cannot be saved by a worship I disbelieve & abhor. He who permits himself to tell a lie once, finds it much easier to do it a second and third time, till at length it becomes habitual; he tells lies without attending to it, and truths without the world's believing him. I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty, than those attending too small a degree of it. And finally, a quote of my own: "Those who yell the loudest are probably Jewish"