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12-18-2008, 03:53 PM
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sometimes people make a big deal out of something that is not a big deal. This Rev doing a prayer for Obama at the inaguration (sp?) is not a big deal. Do I believe in what Rev Warren says? No... but I also dont believe that the Bible is God's words. But Obama is right, this is America, and everyone is entitled to have different opinions and everyone is entitled to argue their own opinions. That is what makes this country great. I dont think Obama has the same beliefs regarding gay rights and abortion as the Rev. Wouldnt it be cool for him to do an Executive Order right away so gays have equal rights? He'd sure hear a lot of grief over it though, unfortunatly. Now Prop 8 is a whole different story and I do NOT believe that majority groups can take away minority rights. People who voted Yes for that should be ashamed of themselves.
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12-18-2008, 04:15 PM
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Well, lets be clear about this guys views. "He compared the "redefiniton of a marriage" to include gay marriage to legitimizing incest, child abuse, and polygamy. " I'd say it's a pretty extreme individual to have up there. Incest? Child abuse? LOL
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12-18-2008, 04:20 PM
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LOL... Obama has REALLY bad taste in Reverands. Maybe he should become a Muslim. I cant let every little thing upset me or I'd be upset ALL day long. If there is such thing as a Heaven or a Hell... these Rev's and the people who believe the same thing... Preach love and acceptance but practice hate and judge everyone... I doubt the man upstairs would be too happy with them!
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12-18-2008, 05:38 PM
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whatever you think of rick warren, you have to give him props for reaching a hand out during the campaign.
and now obama reaches another hand back. those of us that always saw obama as a centerist expect nothing less. he's trying to govern, not rule.
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12-18-2008, 06:48 PM
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I didn't give money to , or vote for, a guy who would cuddle up with a bigot who compared the "redefiniton of a marriage" to include gay marriage to legitimizing incest, child abuse, and polygamy. " Did OBA not know he said this? It's like Kennedy having a segregationist involved at his inaugural. He leaned over too far. He could of just got a guy who was against gay marriage, and against Abortion. He was smart to let the gays down 1st though. They have nowhere else to go. This the cheapest way. He doesn't lose anything this way. For every gay that's upset, there is a moderate that's thrilled the kiddies are playing together in harmony. It's a kick in the face to most people who gave him money though. Ain't the 1st time people been ripped off. You can't have change if ya gunna pander to that fat bigot. OBA said "You can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig." Well, hey that Warren guy is the best example out there. This wouldn't even have happened if we had real separation of church and state. This "invocation" shouldn't even be a part of the inaugural. One wrong allowed the other.
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12-18-2008, 07:15 PM
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i don't regularly advertise any of that where i work because i might need cooperation from people who have different views. we just spent 8 years with a president who thought there was no point listening to opposing viewpoints. you really think the rest of us want another 8? you may have voted for him because you thought he was an ideologue. i voted for him because i thought he wasn't.
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12-18-2008, 07:20 PM
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