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Pan · 22/06/2007 11:18

I know I've been away for a bit, but where did this come from in my absence??

tbh, I do find it a bit distasteful to have it there.

not wishing to be controversial at all. But v. curious.

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Pan · 22/06/2007 13:15

right. quick??

No, not stopping, or wish to stop, others posting on anything, unlike posters here who wish this legitiate point to be aired.

abortion - a woman's right to choose is my starting principle...did some peeps think I was "sanctity of life" and all of that? Nope. Not at all.

Still, dichotomy exists.

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Scootergrrrl · 22/06/2007 13:14

Do you think she's bored? What a sad little life she must lead.

jinxed · 22/06/2007 13:14

Also love the way that no-one is backing her up here. I think Pan knows she is in the wrong and we are right!

Scootergrrrl · 22/06/2007 13:12
  1. Yes you do otherwise you would be living in a British outpost of Nazi Germany.
themildmanneredjanitor · 22/06/2007 13:12

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jinxed · 22/06/2007 13:11

Why single out the Army?

When a terrorist comes into this country and blows up you or a member of your family, you will be ok with that? You wont sit there and ask why nothing was done to protect you?

Again, get a grip!

TootyFrooty · 22/06/2007 13:11

What about abortion Pan? Do you think that shouldn't be dicussed on MN?

Pan · 22/06/2007 13:10

gosh really must go!!

  1. it isn't a "political" thread, just about not killing families, whosoever you are, no exceptions

  2. I really don't need the British army to defend my freedoms thank you.

  3. It occurs to me that it is inviting to 'turn a blind eye' to what the purpose of the British Army is.

Still, really must be away.

Laters.

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chocoholic · 22/06/2007 13:08

Mumsnet forums are a fantastic support network for many people.
Why on earth should women linked to the forces be ostracized.
I think you are totally out of order with your comments Pan.

Desiderata · 22/06/2007 13:08

I have also reported this thread.

TootyFrooty · 22/06/2007 13:08

Unfortunately war is a fact of life. Whatever the rights and wrongs of a particular war, we as a country are fortunate to have a group of men and women who will sacrifice their lives for their country. I cannot begin to imagine what it must be like to be married to someone in the forces - the fear, the uncertainty, the fact that their children don't see their fathers (or mothers) for months on end. Personally, I admire them immensely.

I assume Pan that you don't think abortion should be discussed on Mumsnet but perhaps you'd just confirm that.

Scootergrrrl · 22/06/2007 13:07

Although I assume by saying our husbands' jobs are incompatiable with your every-so nice MN philosphy (cos you're such a lovely person aren't you?) you would be saying the littlelapin, who organised the Mile For Maude, shouldn't be on here because her husband is also one of us child-killers?
Nice one.

Scootergrrrl · 22/06/2007 13:05

My husband doesn't kill families. End of debate.
Could everyone maybe agree to ignore this sad little person until she goes away and eventually she'll lose interest in bumping herself to the top of active convos time and again?

Shoshable · 22/06/2007 13:05

Pan I have also reported this thread.

It is NOT a political Thread, your political opinions are yours, thankfully not everybody has those opinions.

The thread is for the wives girlfriends and families waiting at home for the men that if the whole world goes mad, will fight for your freedom to say what you have.

Pan · 22/06/2007 13:02

Scooter........thanks for that......

still no answer to the killing families thing, though.

I'll get on with a bit and see if anyone does show how killing families and mumsnet are consistent.

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jinxed · 22/06/2007 13:02

Well said scooter - what i wanted to say but didnt have the eloquence!

Scootergrrrl · 22/06/2007 12:59

Fuck it - if no one else is going to respond properly then I will.
My husband went to Afghanistan and spent most of his time rebuilding a school and stopping the Taliban blowing up their own people.
It's because of people like him that idiots like you have the freedom to say such stupid things on public forums like this one.
And don't even get me started on the fact that your original post and subesuent pleas for an argument demonstrates why we should have a section of our own away from small-minded people like you who have no idea about anything.
We have enought to think about without wasting time on people like you.
There, now you've had your rise out of someone - go enjoy the rest of your day without worrying your husband will be shot.

Come on littlelapin, back me up on this!

Pan · 22/06/2007 12:55

ooops??

not cruel or anything else.

So please someone explain the dichotomy??

you may not like it, but army personnel kill people. this is not news just in. Ok??

not meant to be offensive. j

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jinxed · 22/06/2007 12:53

great minds mildjanitor!

themildmanneredjanitor · 22/06/2007 12:52

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jinxed · 22/06/2007 12:52

Pan, im sorry. I have reported this thread to MNHQ as I feel very upset by the fact you are implying our husbands/partners are murderers.

Very personal attack to make in my book.

Pan · 22/06/2007 12:50

I do have to move on, and do some housework...

would be still nice to have this total dichotomy explained, though.

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Pan · 22/06/2007 12:49

jinxed..am not angry. at all. unlike desi who is about to erupt.

your husband then feeds the people who kill families.

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Desiderata · 22/06/2007 12:46

Eff off!

PARP