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Originally Posted by wendybeth
Well, I respect Fox and admire his courage. You can make fun of him all you want, but at the end of the day his is a life that mattered, and to more than just himself. He is the epitome of grace, which is ironic given his terrible illness.
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No he is not the epitome of grace for fvck sake he is putting himself out there trading in on his fame and likeability as a living shaking apeal to sympathy and emotion regarding political races based on his single issue which is also very expensive, complicated, unproven, medical and ethical slippery slope of an issue. which is then further compounded by the right to life aspect. He wants to tap public funds instead of making some sort of private foundation.
But after seeing a video clip of him I have changed my oppinion of him personally. How he responded to the limbaugh/coulter et all slamming and was cordgial to those on the other side of the issue he showed much class. Too bad he didn't just stump for the issue and show that same class in the comercial.
Interview with MJF
So lets do what he asked at the end of this piece... but nope he didn't he just clung to hope asked us to do the same and stumped for the democrats whos position might as well be fronted by the mad cloning doctor Mophesto on southpark. Ill thought out ill planned offensive as growing a clone copy to harvest organs off of. Which science is closer to doing than coaxing stem cells into some form of therapy.
And no I am not drunk just refusing to take the time to spell/grammer check if I was drunk well **** howdy I don't think you could take that kind of stream of conciousness.