On Mon, 18 Aug 2008 23:55:48 -0700, Anim8rFSK
cox.net>
wrote:
>In article news-out.mv.net>,
> Gary McGath _MYLASTNAME_.com> wrote:
>
>> In article <5dsga4t0b1evmshkh76d0chrun7llm0j6n@
4ax.com>,
>> Antonio E. Gonzalez
aol.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Re-read the article: these are hotel workers (maids, bell hops,
>>> cooks), their only "costumes" are their hotel uniforms . . .
>>
>> It's a nice trick, asking people to "re-read the article" in the hope
>> that they won't read it but just take your word for it. But the article
>> says: "The arrest of the 32 protesters, many of whom wore costumes
>> representing famous Disney characters..."
>
>Exactly. Plus, you know, if they weren't in costumes, how did
>'Cinderella' get arrested? Much less Peter Pan, Mickey, Tinkerbell,
>etc.?
>
They were wearing the costumes, thus the headline stands . . .
Which, of course, changes nothing; heck, it confirms the
"Cinderella Arrested" part . . .
>Basically, everything Antonio E. Gonzalez said was a lie.
Keep telling yourself that, reality speaks otherwise . . .