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"Comics' ultimate villain..."
Posted by Estee on 02-20-13 at 12:58 PM
...turned out to have tortured the facts until he got the confession he wanted.Rearrange The Words Of The Innocent.
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/20/books/flaws-found-in-fredric-werthams-comic-book-studies.html?_r=0
He died in 1981. If reincarnation is remotely temporarily linear (in that you don't come back before you passed), then it is impossible for him to be James Dobson or Ted Winters.
I keep telling myself that.
It is morally wrong to find who someone is now just to punch their new life in the face. I keep telling myself that too.
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- RE: Comics' ultimate villain...,dabo, 01:41 PM, 02-20-13
- RE: Comics' ultimate villain...,cahaya, 02:06 PM, 02-20-13
- RE: Comics' ultimate villain...,Estee, 02:20 PM, 02-20-13
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"RE: Comics' ultimate villain..."
Posted by dabo on 02-20-13 at 01:41 PM
Well, he did have one good point, shame he didn't figure it out and concentrate on it. Some of the advertisements were genuinely atrocious. Guns. Cutlery sets. Spyglasses. Body building. Sugar-packed cerials. )shudder(
"RE: Comics' ultimate villain..."
Posted by cahaya on 02-20-13 at 02:06 PM
"RE: Comics' ultimate villain..."
Posted by Estee on 02-20-13 at 02:20 PM
*ill*Now I know how certain vampires feel when they see their first cross.