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Now the scary buzzword this week is "rape". Beck, Limbaugh, conservative radio. Best when used in association with the black guy. I swear, these guys have professional fear-mongers consulting for them. So in the past few months we've gone through threats of Hitler, Socialism, Communism, Stalin, Mao ... now rape. What threat is next? Smallpox? Plague? This is hilarious from SNL last night: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/1..._n_366748.html |
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Yes, I voted for Obama. As did a whole lot of other moderate GOP. I waited two years to vote for McCain, but he screwed us over with that joke of a VP choice. He chose party over country. Sorry, John. The only thing I've ever said here about Carter was that he understood the middle east was complicated (tribal relations independent of borders and country affiliation, mix of religions, etc). Yup, Carter "got it" from that angle. I've never said I supported Carter, or agreed with him. Didn't even vote for him. No, I'm obviously not "calling for Buddism" How you got that from my post is .... :zz: |
Wow..A Pinto was a more exciting Ford than the one who was President. Maybe Riot is a Ford Republican.
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"I've met holocaust survivors..."
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Don't apologize for being a peckerhead. It's you ;) |
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Then again, maybe it has more to do with Hitler saying things like "I am doing Gods work" (in reference to killing Jews), among many other things besides stepping into a church. What I find so ironic about you Steve is that you rip Islam while you so feverishly protect and promote a religion that says someone with your tastes is going to burn in hell. Nice try though at belittling my position by dismissing the historical record and then saying Hitler is only a Christian because he stepped into a church once. Oh, and Danzig, I knew you were on my side. I wasn't trying to attack you at all. Sorry. There is this common belief these days that the Church, despite it's incredibly violent history, has suddenly turned over a new leaf and is no longer violent. It's ridiculous. |
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I'm willing to bet that if you lived in a Muslim country you'd be cursing out the Jews and Christians as being uncivilized monsters. Give Steve-O a 20 second sound byte and he's good to go. |
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This hate on all of Islam is absurd. Islam far outnumbers Christianity in the world. There is plenty of it in this country. Are they all attacking us? No. Terrorists attacked us. Not Islam. Not the rest of the Americans who are Muslim, not the other 10,000 brave Muslims who serve in our Armed Services and protect us.
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If Church and state are supposed to be separate than of course you should be able to vote for an atheist president.
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It reads.."Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof" Nothing at all about "separation". http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/cha...ranscript.html Atheists are ok so long as they're not Commies too. |
Question: "Would you vote for an Atheist President?"
It depends. Is he or she Pro-Life? |
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OK now let's see how conservative you are! :D |
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Then again, this is probably a wild assumption. There could very well be an atheist candidate who finds abortion horrible without the influence of religion. |
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Yea, imagine that. I recognize when someone is trying to distort n' distract enough to somehow try to excuse the inexcusable. You can start a thread about the evils (past n' present) of Christianity, or you can just start writing about it in a new entry on this thread. I'm sure I'd agree with most of it. What I totally disagree with you on is your trying to excuse the violence Islam inflicts (on innocent people, and animals) by saying Christianity is somehow the same. It would only add to the damage. Those would be additional bad acts. They wouldn't lessen the damage done by Islam, or justify it. Only in your ill mind does it somehow lessen the damage done by Islam. The Muslims that knocked those buildings down didn't try to just kill Christians. They tried to kill non-Muslims. Same with the Muslim guy who killed all those soldiers in Texas. He didn't care if they were Christians. Long as they weren't Muslims, then it was just ducky. If I don't respond to a point you made it's because the point is being made in an effort to excuse, cloud, or equalize. I mean it's like I'm warning about a serial rapist, n' your upset that I am not (at the same time) warning about a car-theft ring. At the moment, I am more worried about buildings being knocked down, and innocent soldiers being shot on their own base. If someone is doing that in the name of Jesus, then please inform. It's still doesn't lessen the violence done by Islam. I don't agree with you about that. I have no idea why you think Islam's crimes are somehow negated. It's some sort of bizarre couching that eludes me at this time. |
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Atheists anyone? For Prez?
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Perhaps , Im not sure though as I would hope that a person running the country would have some belief in a higher being or at least a sense of something or someone greater than themselves.
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If they believe in America, that's a good start.
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Rev. Wright ain't cutting it.
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Riot: there are currently less than 4000 Muslims in the Armed services.
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Estimates vary from 4,000 to more than 12,000 |
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With you it's always the details, huh? ;) Who is "my man"? What in the world are you talking about there? |
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Probably is 10,000, but only 4,000 will admit it - afraid of the Islamophobes. |
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