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jar
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Message 16 of 162 (445920)
01-04-2008 11:52 AM
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01-04-2008 3:15 AM


Atleast openly a bigot and in favor of mandated ignorance.
At least he is openly a bigot and is honest about his desire to mandate ignorance and a less than 3rd. world status for the US.
The one bright spot is that Reagan, Bush and Bush have so completely destroyed the basics of the US that it is likely whoever is elected will only watch over the final dissolution of the US.

Immigration has been a problem Since 1607!

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Message 17 of 162 (445923)
01-04-2008 12:00 PM
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01-04-2008 11:52 AM


Re: Atleast openly a bigot and in favor of mandated ignorance.
I actually hope that Huckabee does get the Republican nomination. That would pretty much prove to the country and the world once and for all that the Republican party is a bunch of insane nutfucks.

He fought for the South for no reason that he could now recall, other than the same one all men fought for: because he'd been a damn fool. -- Garth Ennis

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Message 18 of 162 (445925)
01-04-2008 12:52 PM
Reply to: Message 13 by LinearAq
01-04-2008 11:14 AM


Re: Poster Boy for the Religious Right
I support and have always supported passage of a federal constitutional amendment that defines marriage as a union between one man and one woman. As President, I will fight for passage of this amendment. My personal belief is that marriage is between one man and one woman, for life....
do you think he'll fight for a constitutional amendment to ban divorce?
Edited by brennakimi, : No reason given.

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IrishRockhound
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Message 19 of 162 (445937)
01-04-2008 2:15 PM
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01-04-2008 12:00 PM


Re: Atleast openly a bigot and in favor of mandated ignorance.
I don't quite know why, but this made me giggle like a Japanese schoolgirl.
In fairness, whoever gets elected I don't think you're all entirely buggered. Money talks, and as long as the US is a profitable place I'm fairly sure the big businessmen over there won't let everything go to hell.
Although... if you get another religious nutter, I invite any liberal Americans to c'mon over to Ireland. We're far more relaxed and a lot more progressive than a predominantly Catholic country should be.

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Message 20 of 162 (445939)
01-04-2008 2:18 PM
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01-04-2008 2:15 PM


Re: Atleast openly a bigot and in favor of mandated ignorance.
is birth control legal yet?

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arachnophilia
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Message 21 of 162 (445944)
01-04-2008 2:35 PM
Reply to: Message 15 by Buzsaw
01-04-2008 11:46 AM


Re: Poster Boy for the Religious Right
It appears from his website that he's pretty much of a conservative, i.e. to conserve the standards for the nation that the founders installed, employed and envisioned for the future. These standards are the ones which have made the nation the world's most blessed, where freedom has rang for the first two centuries.
you have strange ideas about what the founding fathers thought, that don't seem based on anything they wrote.
ABE: The really dangerous one, the ultra-liberal Obama who's principle spiritual mentor is a pro black Muslim Louis Farrakan lubber and who advocates a whole lot of what our founders (abe: would oppose) is the one the folks should be concerned about. The ultra left militant sector of the black community will for sure be backing him.
uh, obama's a rather outspoken christian. there's a whole thread on that here, i'm not sure how you missed it. again you seem to be creating positions for other people that have no basis in the things they actually said.
and what, exactly, is the problem with being muslim or pro-black?


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arachnophilia
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Message 22 of 162 (445946)
01-04-2008 2:38 PM
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01-04-2008 12:52 PM


Re: Poster Boy for the Religious Right
do you think he'll fight for a constitutional amendment to ban divorce?
gosh, i hope so. remember, jesus said it was adultery, and the punishment for adultery is death. oh, and it should be retroactive, too -- put rudy on death row. that'd be fun.
we'll see how long the country stands for that.


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Message 23 of 162 (445947)
01-04-2008 2:41 PM
Reply to: Message 22 by arachnophilia
01-04-2008 2:38 PM


Re: Poster Boy for the Religious Right
seriously. jesus never talked about gays, but he did talk about adultery and divorce.

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LinearAq
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Message 24 of 162 (445956)
01-04-2008 2:57 PM
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01-04-2008 12:52 PM


Re: Poster Boy for the Religious Right
do you think he'll fight for a constitutional amendment to ban divorce?
He may since he states that easy divorce is one of the causes for the loss of family values in our society.
Strange, I thought that if a husband avidly supported family values, he would try to maintain an excellent relationship with his family so a divorce is not likely. I don't see how divorce causes a decrease in "family values" as much as it is an indicator of said decrease.
I would say that it is easy divorce that makes keeping a marriage together something you have to work at instead of something that is assumed.
Edited by LinearAq, : changed a negative to a positive

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Message 25 of 162 (445957)
01-04-2008 3:00 PM
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01-04-2008 2:57 PM


Re: Poster Boy for the Religious Right
careful, you're starting to sound like me on abortion

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arachnophilia
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Message 26 of 162 (445970)
01-04-2008 3:40 PM
Reply to: Message 23 by macaroniandcheese
01-04-2008 2:41 PM


Re: Poster Boy for the Religious Right
seriously. jesus never talked about gays,
well, there is an argument out there that the aramaic raca (look that one up) is roughly equivalent to "homo." dunno how true that is.
but yeah. how about the real issues jesus talked about for a change.
Edited by arachnophilia, : No reason given.


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arachnophilia
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Message 27 of 162 (445972)
01-04-2008 3:47 PM
Reply to: Message 24 by LinearAq
01-04-2008 2:57 PM


Re: Poster Boy for the Religious Right
Strange, I thought that if a husband avidly supported family values, he would try to maintain an excellent relationship with his family so a divorce is not likely. I don't see how divorce causes a decrease in "family values" as much as it is an indicator of said decrease.
oh, no, you just have to think a little harder. try putting the cart before the horse, thinking backwards a little. if we ban divorce, family values will go up. afterall, they must be, because no one will be getting divorced. see? that was easy.


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Taz
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Message 28 of 162 (445986)
01-04-2008 4:05 PM


I still can't believe Obama and Huckabee came out as the winners along with 3 other republicans. I mean... how the hell did corn vote when we're in the middle of a winter?

  
LinearAq
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Message 29 of 162 (445992)
01-04-2008 4:12 PM
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01-04-2008 3:47 PM


Re: Poster Boy for the Religious Right
LinearAq writes:
Strange, I thought that if a husband avidly supported family values, he would try to maintain an excellent relationship with his family so a divorce is not likely. I don't see how divorce causes a decrease in "family values" as much as it is an indicator of said decrease.
oh, no, you just have to think a little harder. try putting the cart before the horse, thinking backwards a little. if we ban divorce, family values will go up. afterall, they must be, because no one will be getting divorced. see? that was easy.
Actually, I believe respect for "family values" hasn't really changed in the last century. The changes in the law to make divorce easier and less adverse social stigma in being divorced have combined to uncover the hidden disdain for family values.
People stayed together because it was required by legal/social pressure even though hated each other.

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Message 30 of 162 (445995)
01-04-2008 4:14 PM
Reply to: Message 21 by arachnophilia
01-04-2008 2:35 PM


Re: Poster Boy for the Religious Right
Arach writes:
and what, exactly, is the problem with being muslim or pro-black?
The Nation of Islam/Black Muslim organization is openly racist, openly anti-white, anti Semitic and pressing for a black Islamic nation in America. They are militant and radical, so much so that even many foreign Muslims don't want to identify with them being it would alarm the people here as to the real nature of fundamentalist Islam. They are becoming a significant power among American blacks, many who come from the ghettos and who are discharged from prisons where the Nation of Islam ministers actively among the black inmates.
It's far more risky for America to be electing a president who's mentor is a close associate with Louis Farrakan and the militant radical Nation of Islam than evangelical former Governor Huckabee. Is Obama's black Christian church parishoners who's pastor is his mentor being indoctrinated into the radicalism of the Nation of Islam? What's the strange relationship between his pastor and the Nation of Islam about?
Perhaps a thread on the Nation of Islam is in order relative to the Obama connection significance so as not to drift off topic here.

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