14 Sep 07
Originally posted by buffalobillI think in this case I was using great to mean:
Define greatness as opposed to dominating.
notable; remarkable; exceptionally outstanding
As in, Nelson Mandela was an exceptionally outstanding individual who overcame remarkable odds to make notable contributions to the cause of freedom.
14 Sep 07
Originally posted by Red NightMao Zedong.
I think in this case I was using great to mean:
notable; remarkable; exceptionally outstanding
As in, Nelson Mandela was an [b]exceptionally outstanding individual who overcame remarkable odds to make notable contributions to the cause of freedom.[/b]
14 Sep 07
Originally posted by Red NightBut as far as a bastion of the freedom of speech that your country is founded on......maybe i'm wrong, i do that a lot 😛
Flynt was a party in a number of important legal actions; Falwell vs. Hustler being the most important, obviously.
I don't think I would count him or Hefner in the same league with Mandela and Ghandi.
14 Sep 07
Originally posted by Red NightWell of course not! But it is like the Apostle Paul said about there being different parts of the body and we all serving a different function so to speak.
Flynt was a party in a number of important legal actions; Falwell vs. Hustler being the most important, obviously.
I don't think I would count him or Hefner in the same league with Mandela and Ghandi.
