To me it should be this:

Fighting for peace is like giving food to the starving while starving.

Some things are worth doing regardless.

having sex would have covered it Selur Ku, some words are banned no matter what context..

> Selur Ku wrote:

> "Fighting for peace is like [freakin] for virginity" is an old quote attributed to George Carlin.

newb has misquoted it in a way that makes absolutely no sense :S
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I made my own quote of his quote to straighten out his incorrect view.

"I will fight for your right to be wrong!" << S.G. Tallentyre
"I am a flexible centrist: not stuck on right-wing, not stuck on left-wing, and not stuck on centre...and I don't flip-flop either" <<< me
Fighting for peace is like stopping the raping of a virgin.

> TheYell wrote:

> if I don't erase those words mom won't let me visit this site from her house
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lol
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...that reminds me of a couple humourous situations (not humourous at all back then):

When I was in public elementary school (our school was the toughest academically in our school division, which was one of the toughest divisions in our province) our teachers had a rule that they enforced. 
That rule was "No going to the washroom during class time".
There were NO exceptions.
Their reason was that we had plenty of opportunities during recesses and lunch hour.
I didn't realize at the time but they were correct.
But I used to think this way "only go when your body feels like it needs to go" and it ALMOST never felt like going during our break times, so I understandably disagreed with the rule.
Anyway,
when I was in grade 4, from my seat during class I begged the teacher to let me go to the washroom.  She refused.  I begged further.  She kept refusing.  So I ended up pissing in my pants and sat in a pile of excrement liquid...ewww!  Of course the others laughed at me.  I would have done the same if it had happened to someone else.  And of course I was humiliated to the point of never forgetting that incident.
Come grade 5, I thought I'd learned my lesson from the grade 4 incident.  So this time when I had to go out of my rearend instead, I privately went up to my teacher (different one) and asked "May I go to the washroom to take a shit?"  She replied "What!?".  I repeated my question.  She repeated her shocked questioning answer.  Then I realized that she thought I was swearing, so I rephrased my question (I was not being sarcastic...I was completely serious and innocent) to "May I go to the washroom to take a manure?"  She was even further shocked.  She didn't reply for a few seconds.  Then she said "Trevor, just go already!!!".  Of course I hurried down to the washroom and almost shat in my pants...heh.

Anyway, just thought I'd humour you all with this true hilarious personal previously embarrassing situation!

EDIT:
Yell, you might want to tell your mom about this incident of mine. 

"I will fight for your right to be wrong!" << S.G. Tallentyre
"I am a flexible centrist: not stuck on right-wing, not stuck on left-wing, and not stuck on centre...and I don't flip-flop either" <<< me
Fighting for peace is like stopping the raping of a virgin.

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"I will fight for your right to be wrong!" << S.G. Tallentyre
"I am a flexible centrist: not stuck on right-wing, not stuck on left-wing, and not stuck on centre...and I don't flip-flop either" <<< me
Fighting for peace is like stopping the raping of a virgin.