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Reply to Is There Another Story Behind the Ground Zero Mosque? in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="dan_l" reply="23" id="2718105"] Are you referring to Lula, who posts on here? Indeed I am. [/quote] You really beat up on people that aren't even present to defend themselves. You done this several times you bring up a persons name that posts here who is not even involved in the conversation (it doesn't further the discussion any, either. It would be like me saying something about Big Fat Daddy or Mason if I had a beef with either of

Reply to Three Views on the Ground Zero Mosque in US Domestic JoeUser Forums

[quote who="Leauki" reply="9" id="2718277"] The only reason I wouldn't oppose it is because it is legal under our laws, despite how I personally feel. I do believe they should look at where the funding is coming from, and if one cent comes from a terrorist support group, then stop it (and freeze the cash to help pay for the WOT). I think that's a solid and rational position. I would love to hear George W. Bush's position on this. The Imam was,

Reply to The End Of The Age in Current Events JoeUser Forums

I feel that most Believers have a very negative view of the Pharisees. During Jesus's time, there were several sects of Pharisism. The word Pharisee means 'set apart'. If you look through out all of Scripture GOD was continually and constantly saying I don't want your burnt bulls or rams what I desire is a changed heart hence why Jesus called some of them 'white washed tombs'. [quote who="KFC Kickin For Christ" reply="98" id="2717540"] Christianity is a re

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[quote who="Leauki" reply="96" id="2717480"]The point is that Christians have a few basic beliefs about what religions are, and they will stick to them without noticing. That is all good and well until a Christian becomes an "atheist" and tells himself that he is now beyond the limits of religion when in reality he is still bound by the limits of his religion and has merely lost the faith that explained the whole thing. Usually it's easier to make a Christian who believes in G-d se

Reply to The Mosque, Ground Zero, and the President in US Domestic JoeUser Forums

p.s. Is dan referring to Lula who posts on here in the other post?

Reply to The Mosque, Ground Zero, and the President in US Domestic JoeUser Forums

[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="12" id="2717311"] He was the top of the class a We do not know that since he has refused to release his transcripts. he may have been a barely graduate. he has more secrets than the CIA. Obama, may not be a genius but he also isn't a simpleton, though I do understand your point, Doc. I never said he was, but I do contend that his reading from a teleprompter does not make him a genius, and that his free speaking has more er

Reply to Is There Another Story Behind the Ground Zero Mosque? in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="dan_l" reply="20" id="2717278"] Muslims - yea, they do have some nasty laws they seem to want to impose (and have in some cases - NJ domestic abuse???) Right. And don't forget 'family values' champion, literally a Lula hero, and Eagle Forum founder who believes that if a husband sexually assaults his wife, "it's not rape". There is consent by virtue of being married. [/quote] Are you referring to Lula, who posts on here?

Reply to Three Views on the Ground Zero Mosque in US Domestic JoeUser Forums

You should look in the meaning of the name of the mosque/the history of the name. It kind of paints the picture of what the purpose the mosque is. Any news on wiping/bombing another building of importance in another country? This building is just for 'energy' use.

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[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="8" id="2717219"] Yes, Obama is a gifted politician and is qiute smart as politicians go. You do not become the President of the USA unless you have what it takes. Anyway, I feel that he could have kept quiet on this issue. So you believe in the myth as well. Ever seen the movie "Dave"? In it a simpleton is made to look like a genius. how? Teleprompters. Have you listened to Obama when he was not using one? If so, do you

Reply to The Mosque, Ground Zero, and the President in US Domestic Stardock Forums

If Iran gets this plant up and running they'll be no way for Obama to talk or teleprompt his way out of it. There's no way to put a good spin on that for this could be a major Waterloo. Was my point on that last comment.

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I like how there is misinformation about how this is about the 1st Amendment as was stated its not. If Iran gets this nuclear plant up and running you can say its game over for Obama. NO MATTER WHAT HE DOES AFTER THAT! We'll end up loaning Israel several B-2 Spirit Stealth Bomber and call it a day

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ID, you're forgetting something! One of the most beloved people is investigate this......well sort of...... She is going to find out who is behind the financing of..................................................the anti-ground zero mosque. Its a good thing that Nancy Pelosi is around for who else would be doing this and pushing the media to found out who is truly behind this 'racist' 'bigot' group. It can't be families of those who lost loved ones in 9-11. It

Reply to Socialism Demonstrated in Politics Stardock Forums

"The development of this situation gives me hope that perhaps the rhetoric of the "super smart" that want to tell us one thing while doing the opposite is no longer sweet music to the ears of American workers. " The problem is that the 'super smart' just give enough to make it seem like the workers are getting some where. In reality, if you treat people with diginity and respect, give them pay raises on productivity, and help them feel some what invested in the company for most p

Reply to 10 Reasons Why Obama is in Meltdown in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="Leauki" reply="29" id="2715509"] On a further note is that if you look at Babylon, Rome, and Greek civilizations the down fall started not by someone invading but internally and internally with moral decay. This is why I am somewhat against it. I'm not sure why anything gay is "moral decay". However, I find your examples weird. Babylon fell not because of moral decay but because the Persians invaded and took it. <br /

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[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="27" id="2715472"] Leauki, gay marriage is not that big of an issue. Its only made to seem like a big issue. Probably less than 10% of the population is gay and that's a very liberal number (I've read that number some where). It is a myth perpetuated by the gay lobby. I would say that the 10% are the active participants in organizations like GLBT, but not all of them are gay. (in other words, 10% of the population will vote on the issue as primary

Reply to 10 Reasons Why Obama is in Meltdown in Politics JoeUser Forums

I believe Newt Gingrich is running. He can say that he helped balance the budget since he was the majority leader when there came a surplus as well, for its funny how every says Clinton balanced the budget. Don't get me wrong, Clinton did do his part. I think the Democrates will have some opposition on their side as well. The problem is that its never good if one party controls everything, which could happen if the Democrats lose the house. The 2000s have been essent

Reply to Those fat cats in Congress or better yet those bloated fat cats in Politics JoeUser Forums

[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="7" id="2714591"] I wish I had a job where I decided the amount of my regular pay raise. Some people do have legitimate jobs like that. They are called Entrepreneurs. But then they do produce things, unlike congress.[/quote] Yeah, some more exceptions between entrepreneurs and congress: put long hours in, most don't recklessly spend, and are some what concerned with the implications of what they are doing.

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[quote who="Dr Guy" comment="1"] The sad part is that you can only find open and honest articles like that in foreign newspapers. The American MSM will not touch their golden boy. [/quote][quote who="Nitro Cruiser" comment="2"] The sad part is that you can only find open and honest articles like that in foreign newspapers. The American MSM will not touch their golden boy. I wonder when/if realization will (ever) set in? When exactly does

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[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="3" id="2712291"]They are not called the ruling class for nothing (both parties). They have no real world conception of earning a living or living like mos of us do - month to month.[/quote] There's no need for them to. Being a political hack is a lifetime career. I find it concerning when you hear for example Ted Stevens was the longest standing Republican in congress who served 40 years. If you really take note, this is a recent tren

Reply to Those fat cats in Congress or better yet those bloated fat cats in Politics JoeUser Forums

If you don't get elected, you'll have to eat the expenses. Or if you were under the old bankruptcy laws you could have filed for bankruptcy.

Reply to Those fat cats in Congress or better yet those bloated fat cats in Politics JoeUser Forums

The final thing is the chances of this ever changing are slim. It has become increasingly difficult for the average person with an average median income to run for office. Yes, a small percentage have accomplished this yet even a smaller percentage of those actually go on and get elected.

Those fat cats in Congress or better yet those bloated fat cats in Politics JoeUser Forums

Most citizens in the States have felt the affects of the economy. Myself for example, came back from being overseas (I planned on being over there for the rest of my life or least a very very long time, so you could imagine the money that I had already laid down over there) just a half dozen months after the recession had started (the recession started roughly around November 2007 which means it probably was on its way a few months before that). Before coming back I had a jo

Reply to The End Of The Age in Current Events JoeUser Forums

[quote who="DoomBringer90" comment="31"] Hey it was your choice of words in your accusation that I wanted to just eliminate christianity. I was just clarifying that if I had my way all the religions would be eliminated. That you are incapable of recognizing that, shows just how indoctrinated you are. Also, define insightful, because the definition I'm picking up from you is nodding my head up and down in agreement with every single republican talking point, while s

Reply to I Got Handcuffed Tonight in Blogging Stardock Forums

I'm guessing that this won't make the news either. If Mason was a minority this would be all over the news. Which isn't right. Even if Mason showed the office identification this still wouldn't have solved the situation. Once again, Louis Gates and Mason's cases have very little in common.

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[quote who="Bahu Virupaksha" comment="1"] Sorry about what happened. Something similar happened to Louis Gates not too far back. [/quote] The only similarities are that they both got arrested and it was late. The police had SAF for Gates because he wouldn't at least show identification and it was reported that there might be a buglary going on. Gates became irrate and when you become irrate it doesn't help in anyway when dealing with law enforcemen