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After the Sniper

10.28.02 @ 12:01AM

What makes children special? How unmanly Virginia? Plus much lots more.

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There are many players of "rotten character" in the baseball Hall of Fame. The same is true of football.

I did not realize that character was the criterion for entrance. Pete Rose was and is a crude person who let gamboling destroy his life, but without a doubt, he was a great baseball player!!!!! He played three positions with great ability and showed more enthusiasm for the game than any other player then and now.

p>He may be your enemy of the week, but, as much as I dislike the man, he deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. br> -- J.M. Craig /p> p> NO KIDDING br> Re: Jerry Carter: Children and the Sniper : /p> p>While I agree with everything Carter said about the hypocrisy involved in the overwrought anguish about the sniper's young victims, he missed his opportunity to go for the jugular by pointing out how such "concern" does not extend to protecting their right to be born in the first place.

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