Obama's New Strategy

dellinger63 · #1 07-24-2009, 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by dalakhani

Okay, you are criticizing this guy for praying when you just voted for a guy...twice...that made this statement:

"God speaks through me"

Nice.

I've never criticized ANYONE for praying. I think it's a good thing. Not sure the Obama supporters feel the same way.

Riot · #2 07-28-2009, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by dellinger63

I've never criticized ANYONE for praying. I think it's a good thing. Not sure the Obama supporters feel the same way.

My experience has been that the Obama supporters tolerate freedom of religion for other people far more readily than the "He's a Muslim!" hate crowd.

dellinger63 · #3 07-28-2009, 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Riot

My experience has been that the Obama supporters tolerate freedom of religion for other people far more readily than the "He's a Muslim!" hate crowd.

OMG have you heard Obama's former minister and his love for mandkind sermons? Louis Farakan now that's a supporter of religious freedom you speak of?

Riot · #4 07-28-2009, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by dellinger63

OMG have you heard Obama's former minister and his love for mandkind sermons? Louis Farakan now that's a supporter of religious freedom you speak of?

So are you saying Obama's former minister or Lois Farakan is entirely representative of the people who voted Obama into office?

Or are you just completely segueing into something else entirely, as you often do? Is it time for you to demand I get involved in a debate over Obama's former minister and Louis Farakan!

Because that has so much to do - LOL - with Obama saying he prays, and you thinking that people that support him may not think that's a good thing.

#5 07-28-2009, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Riot

Because that has so much to do - LOL - with Obama saying he prays, and you thinking that people that support him may not think that's a good thing.

One would have to be naive to not believe a significant number of his minions look down on praying.

Riot · #6 07-28-2009, 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Coach Pants

One would have to be naive to not believe a significant number of his minions look down on praying.

Actually, no, in my experience. Everyone I know who voted for Obama believes in freedom of religion, and didn't require proof of atheism from Obama before they voted for him.

Antitrust32 · #7 07-28-2009, 04:38 PM

I dont care if our president prays.. (just dont waste too much time)

Now if he hears voices back then that's a problem...

#8 07-28-2009, 04:39 PM

Steve please dart me. PLEASE.

dellinger63 · #9 07-28-2009, 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Riot

Actually, no, in my experience. Everyone I know who voted for Obama believes in freedom of religion, and didn't require proof of atheism from Obama before they voted for him.

I know a tall guy who owns horses that is the exception to your everyone and it's tough for me to think he's alone.

dellinger63 · #10 07-28-2009, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Riot

So are you saying Obama's former minister or Lois Farakan is entirely representative of the people who voted Obama into office?

Or are you just completely segueing into something else entirely, as you often do? Is it time for you to demand I get involved in a debate over Obama's former minister and Louis Farakan!

Because that has so much to do - LOL - with Obama saying he prays, and you thinking that people that support him may not think that's a good thing.

not represented at all just Obama supporters which is what you originally asked for. Remember "My experience has been that the Obama supporters tolerate freedom" You somehow segued into religious intolerance of the few who think Obama is muslim and certainly they represent the Republicans?

Riot · #11 07-28-2009, 05:23 PM

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Originally Posted by dellinger63

not represented at all just Obama supporters which is what you originally asked for. Remember "My experience has been that the Obama supporters tolerate freedom" You somehow segued into religious intolerance of the few who think Obama is muslim and certainly they represent the Republicans?

I never asked for anything.

You've misquoted me. My statement was, "My experience has been that the Obama supporters tolerate freedom of religion for other people far more readily than the "He's a Muslim!" hate crowd."

And nowhere did I say or imply that the "He's a Muslim!" hate crowd had anything at all to do with a political party.

dellinger63 · #12 07-28-2009, 05:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Riot

I never asked for anything.

You've misquoted me. My statement was, "My experience has been that the Obama supporters tolerate freedom of religion for other people far more readily than the "He's a Muslim!" hate crowd."

And nowhere did I say or imply that the "He's a Muslim!" hate crowd had anything at all to do with a political party.

Ok then I should have said it's "My experience that the Bush and for that matter Palin supporters, dogs, babies and horses tolerate freedom of religion far more than the "Death to America" Muslim crowd.

joeydb · #13 07-31-2009, 07:10 AM

Uh, which way to Mecca?

JJP · #14 08-10-2009, 12:17 AM

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Originally Posted by dellinger63

I've never criticized ANYONE for praying. I think it's a good thing. Not sure the Obama supporters feel the same way.

Does he have any real supporters? Or just a nation of Bush haters who would've voted for a kitchen appliance against the Republican? The guy campaigned basically saying nothing except the word change. Amazing that would be enough to be elected to the most powerful position in the world.

Danzig · #15 08-10-2009, 07:59 AM

i read this yesterday, and feel it is very appropriate for this thread:

'the more you read and observe about this politics thing, you got to admit that each party is worse than the other. the one that's out always looks the best.'

witchdoctor · #16 08-10-2009, 10:45 AM

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Originally Posted by JJP

Does he have any real supporters? Or just a nation of Bush haters who would've voted for a kitchen appliance against the Republican? The guy campaigned basically saying nothing except the word change. Amazing that would be enough to be elected to the most powerful position in the world.

He also said Hope.

Cannon Shell · #17 08-10-2009, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by JJP

Does he have any real supporters? Or just a nation of Bush haters who would've voted for a kitchen appliance against the Republican? The guy campaigned basically saying nothing except the word change. Amazing that would be enough to be elected to the most powerful position in the world.

He has Riot