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I agree that many of today's problem do not require an Einstein to fix them. Most could be solved by simply minding your own dam business and not concerning yourself with what others do.
 
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I don’t…except when their bullshit spatters on me…or when they kill or abuse children. I rise for children.


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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A job better left to the child's parent.

You are not nearly as qualified to dictate to others as you feel you are.

“Most of the trouble in the world is caused by people wanting to be important.” T. S. Elliot
 
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A job better left to the child's parent.

You are not nearly as qualified to dictate to others as you feel you are.


I am going to do what I know is right and I will leave you to do the same. I doubt our paths will put us on the opposite side of the line in the sand.


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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I'm pretty sure I will be fighting against your values until I draw my last breath.

Busy bodies inserting themselves into other peoples lives is something I have no tolerance for.

We are most certainly on opposite side of the line in the sand.
 
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Noted.

So I will give you my opinion. People like you are just as much a part of the downfall of the USA as the progressive left. You resemble nothing of the fabric of the men who founded this country and share little (if any) of their philosophy or values.

But feel free to carry on your stalking here on AR. When you do…I will happily point out how wrong you are. Wink


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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Prigo who?
All I can say is, everyone is replaceable
Also just a note, I will always agree with you Lane
You seem to be bright spot in the sea of nonsense


Nothing like standing over your own kill
 
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So I will give you my opinion. People like you are just as much a part of the downfall of the USA as the progressive left. You resemble nothing of the fabric of the men who founded this country and share little (if any) of their philosophy or values.

But feel free to carry on your stalking here on AR. When you do…I will happily point out how wrong you are. Wink


The USA is doing just fine, we would be far better off if the Luddites of the world would quit trying to drag us back into the 1950's.

Interesting that you characterize someone refuting your myopic view points as stalking. Don't worry, I will continue to push back against the nonsense that you post.
 
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Busy bodies inserting themselves into other peoples lives is something I have no tolerance for.


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Noted.

So I will give you my opinion. People like you are just as much a part of the downfall of the USA as the progressive left. You resemble nothing of the fabric of the men who founded this country and share little (if any) of their philosophy or values.

But feel free to carry on your stalking here on AR. When you do…I will happily point out how wrong you are. Wink


The USA is doing just fine, we would be far better off if the Luddites of the world would quit trying to drag us back into the 1950's.

Interesting that you characterize someone refuting your myopic view points as stalking. Don't worry, I will continue to push back against the nonsense that you post.


Again, anyone willing to state that the USA is doing just fine…is part of the problem. And, you are NOTHING like the men who founded the country. You likely would have been a British sympathizer in 1776. But hey carry on…it is still a free country and I will continue to point out how wrong you are. At least…I was the one who tried to reach out with common ground.


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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The states immediately following Independence into the 19th Century allowed abortion.

A simple history fact the demonstrated Justice Alito’s historical opinion ti he in correct.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10297561/

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2016/0...ed-states/index.html

https://publishing.cdlib.org/u...oc.id=&brand=ucpress

https://www.nationalgeographic...in-the-united-states

https://news.harvard.edu/gazet...wasnt-a-legal-issue/



As I have listed primary sources before the Southern Baptist Convention took no position on abortion through the 70s.

I think the Founders agreed w him and not you on that issue. Also, the issue of states regulating firearms does not match your beliefs w the Founders. I also contend your Beni on religion and forced prayer were not permitted at the Federal Level from the Founders perspective. The States were dependent upon their own state’s constitution and state bill of rights. We no longer follow that view of 18th-19th Federalism. Nor should we.

Rightist in the GOP Presidential Primary have already moved from send abortion back to the states to the Federal Government must regulate abortion to keep California from regulating abortion within its jurisdiction. Hence, they were lying.
 
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While government may well had a non involved position on abortion, back in the 18-19th centuries, the medical profession viewed it as unacceptable practice.

Of course, back then ectopic pregnancy was essentially fatal as well.

Remember that abortion is proscribed as a part of the Hippocratic oath.

Another thing to remember is that until the development of aseptic practices, any surgery had a pretty good chance of causing a fatal infection.
 
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Women have been aborting unwanted/unhealthy pregnancies far longer than we've been writing history down.

Of course, sometimes the prescribed herbal concoctions took the Mother along with the pregnancy but nobody's perfect.

Abortion is only a political issue because some feel entitled to impose their religious beliefs on others through political power.

In this Country, with Freedom of Religion, your religious beliefs can dictate (with exceptions) what you may and must do; they do not, however, apply to anyone else who doesn't subscribe to them.

Attempting to impose religion by using governmental power is anti-American, any way you slice it.


"If you’re innocent why are you taking the Fifth Amendment?”- Donald Trump
 
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Noted.

So I will give you my opinion. People like you are just as much a part of the downfall of the USA as the progressive left. You resemble nothing of the fabric of the men who founded this country and share little (if any) of their philosophy or values.

But feel free to carry on your stalking here on AR. When you do…I will happily point out how wrong you are. Wink


The USA is doing just fine, we would be far better off if the Luddites of the world would quit trying to drag us back into the 1950's.

Interesting that you characterize someone refuting your myopic view points as stalking. Don't worry, I will continue to push back against the nonsense that you post.


Again, anyone willing to state that the USA is doing just fine…is part of the problem. And, you are NOTHING like the men who founded the country. You likely would have been a British sympathizer in 1776. But hey carry on…it is still a free country and I will continue to point out how wrong you are. At least…I was the one who tried to reach out with common ground.


We have common ground, both of us believe your views have validity inside your home. Where we differ is that I feel your views should have little to no bearing on others.

Where you absent the day the teachers went over the story of the three boats full of pilgrims heading to a new country to avoid having someone else's religion foisted upon them? I think my views are quite in line with those of our founding fathers', I do not want your religion brought to me by our Government.
 
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Noted.

So I will give you my opinion. People like you are just as much a part of the downfall of the USA as the progressive left. You resemble nothing of the fabric of the men who founded this country and share little (if any) of their philosophy or values.

But feel free to carry on your stalking here on AR. When you do…I will happily point out how wrong you are. Wink


The USA is doing just fine, we would be far better off if the Luddites of the world would quit trying to drag us back into the 1950's.

Interesting that you characterize someone refuting your myopic view points as stalking. Don't worry, I will continue to push back against the nonsense that you post.


Again, anyone willing to state that the USA is doing just fine…is part of the problem. And, you are NOTHING like the men who founded the country. You likely would have been a British sympathizer in 1776. But hey carry on…it is still a free country and I will continue to point out how wrong you are. At least…I was the one who tried to reach out with common ground.


We have common ground, both of us believe your views have validity inside your home. Where we differ is that I feel your views should have little to no bearing on others.

Where you absent the day the teachers went over the story of the three boats full of pilgrims heading to a new country to avoid having someone else's religion foisted upon them? I think my views are quite in line with those of our founding fathers', I do not want your religion brought to me by our Government.


The pilgrims were not the Founders.

The Founders were Christian and believed men had rights ordained by God. They were willing to sacrifice all to sustain those rights and founded a country governed by law based in Judeo-Christian principles. These men were idealists. And “one” of their ideals was tolerance.

Tolerance- the ability or willingness to tolerate something, in particular the existence of opinions or behavior that one does not necessarily agree with.

Tolerate- allow the existence, occurrence, or practice of (something that one does not necessarily like or agree with) without interference.

Tolerating something is one thing. I live by the principle of tolerance and expect it back. But, the thing about tolerance is that it must be like a phone line and ring both ways.

The Founders are rolling in their graves today. They never intended a federal government so bloated and wasteful. They never intended a government to abandon the Judeo-Christian principles in which it was founded. They never intended “tolerance” to be morphed into a mandate of acceptance.


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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How the hell did we get from a dead mercenary war criminal to abortion rights?? Confused


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Noted.

So I will give you my opinion. People like you are just as much a part of the downfall of the USA as the progressive left. You resemble nothing of the fabric of the men who founded this country and share little (if any) of their philosophy or values.

But feel free to carry on your stalking here on AR. When you do…I will happily point out how wrong you are. Wink


The USA is doing just fine, we would be far better off if the Luddites of the world would quit trying to drag us back into the 1950's.

Interesting that you characterize someone refuting your myopic view points as stalking. Don't worry, I will continue to push back against the nonsense that you post.


Again, anyone willing to state that the USA is doing just fine…is part of the problem. And, you are NOTHING like the men who founded the country. You likely would have been a British sympathizer in 1776. But hey carry on…it is still a free country and I will continue to point out how wrong you are. At least…I was the one who tried to reach out with common ground.


We have common ground, both of us believe your views have validity inside your home. Where we differ is that I feel your views should have little to no bearing on others.

Where you absent the day the teachers went over the story of the three boats full of pilgrims heading to a new country to avoid having someone else's religion foisted upon them? I think my views are quite in line with those of our founding fathers', I do not want your religion brought to me by our Government.


The pilgrims were not the Founders.

The Founders were Christian and believed men had rights ordained by God. They were willing to sacrifice all to sustain those rights and founded a country governed by law based in Judeo-Christian principles. These men were idealists. And “one” of their ideals was tolerance.

Tolerance- the ability or willingness to tolerate something, in particular the existence of opinions or behavior that one does not necessarily agree with.

Tolerate- allow the existence, occurrence, or practice of (something that one does not necessarily like or agree with) without interference.

Tolerating something is one thing. I live by the principle of tolerance and expect it back. But, the thing about tolerance is that it must be like a phone line and ring both ways.

The Founders are rolling in their graves today. They never intended a federal government so bloated and wasteful. They never intended a government to abandon the Judeo-Christian principles in which it was founded. They never intended “tolerance” to be morphed into a mandate of acceptance.
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Rubbish.

You want to control others and push your religious views on them.

Nothing in your views shows tolerance of others.

YOU are NOTHING like our founders, nor is their anything tolerant about you.

You are a closed minded bigot.
 
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How the hell did we get from a dead mercenary war criminal to abortion rights?? Confused


He would not have been born then…


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Noted.

So I will give you my opinion. People like you are just as much a part of the downfall of the USA as the progressive left. You resemble nothing of the fabric of the men who founded this country and share little (if any) of their philosophy or values.

But feel free to carry on your stalking here on AR. When you do…I will happily point out how wrong you are. Wink


The USA is doing just fine, we would be far better off if the Luddites of the world would quit trying to drag us back into the 1950's.

Interesting that you characterize someone refuting your myopic view points as stalking. Don't worry, I will continue to push back against the nonsense that you post.


Again, anyone willing to state that the USA is doing just fine…is part of the problem. And, you are NOTHING like the men who founded the country. You likely would have been a British sympathizer in 1776. But hey carry on…it is still a free country and I will continue to point out how wrong you are. At least…I was the one who tried to reach out with common ground.


We have common ground, both of us believe your views have validity inside your home. Where we differ is that I feel your views should have little to no bearing on others.

Where you absent the day the teachers went over the story of the three boats full of pilgrims heading to a new country to avoid having someone else's religion foisted upon them? I think my views are quite in line with those of our founding fathers', I do not want your religion brought to me by our Government.


The pilgrims were not the Founders.

The Founders were Christian and believed men had rights ordained by God. They were willing to sacrifice all to sustain those rights and founded a country governed by law based in Judeo-Christian principles. These men were idealists. And “one” of their ideals was tolerance.

Tolerance- the ability or willingness to tolerate something, in particular the existence of opinions or behavior that one does not necessarily agree with.

Tolerate- allow the existence, occurrence, or practice of (something that one does not necessarily like or agree with) without interference.

Tolerating something is one thing. I live by the principle of tolerance and expect it back. But, the thing about tolerance is that it must be like a phone line and ring both ways.

The Founders are rolling in their graves today. They never intended a federal government so bloated and wasteful. They never intended a government to abandon the Judeo-Christian principles in which it was founded. They never intended “tolerance” to be morphed into a mandate of acceptance.


The founders were slave owners who refused to allow women the right to vote. 2020


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Noted.

So I will give you my opinion. People like you are just as much a part of the downfall of the USA as the progressive left. You resemble nothing of the fabric of the men who founded this country and share little (if any) of their philosophy or values.

But feel free to carry on your stalking here on AR. When you do…I will happily point out how wrong you are. Wink


The USA is doing just fine, we would be far better off if the Luddites of the world would quit trying to drag us back into the 1950's.

Interesting that you characterize someone refuting your myopic view points as stalking. Don't worry, I will continue to push back against the nonsense that you post.


Again, anyone willing to state that the USA is doing just fine…is part of the problem. And, you are NOTHING like the men who founded the country. You likely would have been a British sympathizer in 1776. But hey carry on…it is still a free country and I will continue to point out how wrong you are. At least…I was the one who tried to reach out with common ground.


We have common ground, both of us believe your views have validity inside your home. Where we differ is that I feel your views should have little to no bearing on others.

Where you absent the day the teachers went over the story of the three boats full of pilgrims heading to a new country to avoid having someone else's religion foisted upon them? I think my views are quite in line with those of our founding fathers', I do not want your religion brought to me by our Government.


The pilgrims were not the Founders.

The Founders were Christian and believed men had rights ordained by God. They were willing to sacrifice all to sustain those rights and founded a country governed by law based in Judeo-Christian principles. These men were idealists. And “one” of their ideals was tolerance.

Tolerance- the ability or willingness to tolerate something, in particular the existence of opinions or behavior that one does not necessarily agree with.

Tolerate- allow the existence, occurrence, or practice of (something that one does not necessarily like or agree with) without interference.

Tolerating something is one thing. I live by the principle of tolerance and expect it back. But, the thing about tolerance is that it must be like a phone line and ring both ways.

The Founders are rolling in their graves today. They never intended a federal government so bloated and wasteful. They never intended a government to abandon the Judeo-Christian principles in which it was founded. They never intended “tolerance” to be morphed into a mandate of acceptance.
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Rubbish.

You want to control others and push your religious views on them.

Nothing in your views shows tolerance of others.

YOU are NOTHING like our founders, nor is their anything tolerant about you.

You are a closed minded bigot.


You know nothing about me and my life in reality. Pretty bold statements to make about something you know little about.

The Founders are rolling in there graves and it has zero to do with me. But, people with your philosophy’s certainly allowed us to drift away from there basis.


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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So do you not stand behind the bigoted statements you have made on this board repeatedly? You have told us over and over again how you want the Government to promote your religious views, your feelings toward homosexuals, etc.

What I know of you is what you have stated. It is clear what you are. A closed minded bigot.

Our founders are rolling in their graves because people like you have no respect for others rights.
 
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Lane, I think you are confused. On the one hand, you talk about tolerance, yet it is not SKB that is saying, “Fuck your personal beliefs, you have to follow mine.”

And what’s this Judio/Christian crap about our Constitution? What’s that mean? How does it dovetail with the subsequent 1st Amendment? Doesn’t the 1st rid the Constitution of any Judeo/Christian influence that you perceive is in the Constitution?
 
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I'm a big supporter of individual rights.
I want it from both sides.
I still am pissed during the BLM days. I was trying to get somewhere, but the BLM crowd (mostly white) had traffic stopped, at an intersection. They were screaming if you didnt join them, you were a racist.
You can do whatever you want, dont try to push me into your issues.
 
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So do you not stand behind the bigoted statements you have made on this board repeatedly?

Show me a bigoted statement.

You have told us over and over again how you want the Government to promote your religious views,

No. I want them not trampled on in my community.

your feelings toward homosexuals, etc.

Exactly what are those feelings?

What I know of you is what you have stated.

No sir…it is what infer and your skills of deduction are poor.

It is clear what you are. A closed minded bigot.

Roll Eyes

Our founders are rolling in their graves because people like you have no respect for others rights.

At least you know agree they would not be happy with the country today. This…a good first step for you. But, as a student of their writings…I submit my beliefs and politics are much closer to theirs than yours.


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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Some of you don't get it. It's not that you yourself would do violence against gays. No one has accused anyone here of such a thing.

By condoning hate speech, and participating in it yourself with terms like "abomination," you influence your children, and others who may be weak-minded or disturbed to commit violence.

And if you use words like "abomination" to paint other human beings, you really should consider whether your're doing your children any favors.


To be 100% clear…I chose that word as it fits perfectly.

I am not responsible for what some nut does.


Here we have the good horse Doctor telling us gays are an abomination. Hard to be more bigoted than that.

No, you want your religious views promoted by the State...

My deduction skills are spot on, see your words above.

The thing that needs to change in our country is that closed minded bigots such as yourself need to stop trying to drag the rest of us back into the 1950's.

People filled with hatred such as yourself are the abomination, not someone who happens to be attracted to people of the same sex.
 
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You may not be legally responsible. You are morally. Abomination is hate speech. It does not fit perfectly. Words are more dangerous than bullets.

You have the right to preach whatever you want in your private space or private association. You can also be rebuked for it. You have a right to stand in your yard and preach God hates sinners. God smote gay people as abominations all you want.

Now, if you knew or should know someone listing would be moved to violence or foreseeably would act, I could see civil liability attaching for such public published sermons.

It is those words and ideas that load guns. Why not kill an abomination. You will not find Jesus nor the KJV New Testament addressing Gay people. Fornication is. Yet, that applies to everyone.

I can add no more than what SKB has said.

I know a lot of hard shell baptist that believe Dr. Easter is committing adultery and fornication by being divorced and remarried. This status disqualifies him from holding any position in my former church.

They base that position on scripture such as the lady at the well among others.

Their religious beliefs should not govern the civil and criminal law either.

Your community is your home and private associations protected by the 1st Amendment right incorporated against the states. The rest of the domaine is no more yours than mine. That includes any public place in Texas.

You have recently implied Gay and Trans people rape children when they do not as a class. Then use a nonsensical definition of rape demonstrating your object is at their mere existence and being permitted in public.

It is judicial fact my daughter, sister, or mother would be safer w a hypothetical gay or trans person than President Trump.

Minding your own business, like your advocacy for a state sponsored and mandated pray. Sounds like an Islamic State type of practice to me and compelled speech. As of today and for the last 50 plus years, the Supreme Court agrees w me.

Rights exists for when you find yourself in the marginalized, group of abominations.
 
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Some of you don't get it. It's not that you yourself would do violence against gays. No one has accused anyone here of such a thing.

By condoning hate speech, and participating in it yourself with terms like "abomination," you influence your children, and others who may be weak-minded or disturbed to commit violence.

And if you use words like "abomination" to paint other human beings, you really should consider whether your're doing your children any favors.


To be 100% clear…I chose that word as it fits perfectly.

I am not responsible for what some nut does.


Here we have the good horse Doctor telling us gays are an abomination. Hard to be more bigoted than that.


So by your train of thought...disliking or disagreeing with something is being bigoted?

No, you want your religious views promoted by the State...

No...I want the Feds to tolerate religion in the State and local levels. I want the voters at the state and local level to decide if religion is openly expressed at that level.

My deduction skills are spot on, see your words above.

Wrong again. Disliking/disagreeing with something is not a bigoted action.

The thing that needs to change in our country is that closed minded bigots such as yourself need to stop trying to drag the rest of us back into the 1950's.

While I nor like minded people are acting in a bigoted way...close to 50% of the population share my views. Greater than 50% at my states level and the vast majority at my local level.

People filled with hatred such as yourself are the abomination, not someone who happens to be attracted to people of the same sex.

I have no "hatred" for anyone.


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Noted.

So I will give you my opinion. People like you are just as much a part of the downfall of the USA as the progressive left. You resemble nothing of the fabric of the men who founded this country and share little (if any) of their philosophy or values.

But feel free to carry on your stalking here on AR. When you do…I will happily point out how wrong you are. Wink


The USA is doing just fine, we would be far better off if the Luddites of the world would quit trying to drag us back into the 1950's.

Interesting that you characterize someone refuting your myopic view points as stalking. Don't worry, I will continue to push back against the nonsense that you post.


Again, anyone willing to state that the USA is doing just fine…is part of the problem. And, you are NOTHING like the men who founded the country. You likely would have been a British sympathizer in 1776. But hey carry on…it is still a free country and I will continue to point out how wrong you are. At least…I was the one who tried to reach out with common ground.


We have common ground, both of us believe your views have validity inside your home. Where we differ is that I feel your views should have little to no bearing on others.

Where you absent the day the teachers went over the story of the three boats full of pilgrims heading to a new country to avoid having someone else's religion foisted upon them? I think my views are quite in line with those of our founding fathers', I do not want your religion brought to me by our Government.


The pilgrims were not the Founders.

The Founders were Christian and believed men had rights ordained by God. They were willing to sacrifice all to sustain those rights and founded a country governed by law based in Judeo-Christian principles. These men were idealists. And “one” of their ideals was tolerance.

Tolerance- the ability or willingness to tolerate something, in particular the existence of opinions or behavior that one does not necessarily agree with.

Tolerate- allow the existence, occurrence, or practice of (something that one does not necessarily like or agree with) without interference.

Tolerating something is one thing. I live by the principle of tolerance and expect it back. But, the thing about tolerance is that it must be like a phone line and ring both ways.

The Founders are rolling in their graves today. They never intended a federal government so bloated and wasteful. They never intended a government to abandon the Judeo-Christian principles in which it was founded. They never intended “tolerance” to be morphed into a mandate of acceptance.


Kindly cite every instance where "God" or "Jesus" appears in the Constitution.

If the Founders were. as you claim, Christians they would apparently feel the need to insert one or the other, or both, about every 11th word, based on current Christian principles.

Why do YOU think the First Amendment expressly forbids Congress from establishing Christianity or any other sect, or preventing the free exercise of religion if they were, in fact, founding a Christian nation?

Why, if the Constitution was intended to establish your Christian nation, did the Treaty of Tripoli, ratified by the Senate 7 years after the Constitution, state: "Art. 11. As the Government of the United States of America is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion;"?


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You may not be legally responsible. You are morally. Abomination is hate speech.


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Wow! You go farther off the deep-end of the liberal/progressive pool each day. While one of my best friends is one and I encourage my son to consider being one...I am beginning to share Saeed's opinion on lawyers. Just because y'all declare something...doesn't make it fact.

Disagreeing with/disliking something in no way implies hatred.


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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Not Progressive to identity yiu on your own words.

You preach hate others pick up a gun and act in it.

Keep on your patch of hate and superiority.

What is an Abomination Dr. Easter something hated; specifically by the Lord.
 
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Not Progressive to identity yiu on your own words.

You preach hate others pick up a gun and act in it.


No hate here. You are the only one using that word.

Your opinion amounts to just that...your opinion. That and a $5 bill will buy you a cup of Starbucks coffee.


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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Not Progressive to identity yiu on your own words.

You preach hate others pick up a gun and act in it.


No hate here. You are the only one using that word.

Your opinion amounts to just that...your opinion. That and a $5 bill will buy you a cup of Starbucks coffee.


Yes it is Abomination is preaching hate.
 
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Not Progressive to identity yiu on your own words.

You preach hate others pick up a gun and act in it.


No hate here. You are the only one using that word.

Your opinion amounts to just that...your opinion. That and a $5 bill will buy you a cup of Starbucks coffee.


Yes it is Abomination is preaching hate.


Your opinion and by no means fact.

An abomination (in the context of my use) is, in general, an offense against the religious senses of a people.


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No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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Just as long as they were white… Wink
 
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Just as long as they were white… Wink


You sound like that Indian guy in Ghost and the darkness movie…

Anyway, Wagner group more then likely has already new guys on top and continue operations
Everyone is replaceable


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Just as long as they were white… Wink


You sound like that Indian guy in Ghost and the darkness movie…

Anyway, Wagner group more then likely has already new guys on top and continue operations
Everyone is replaceable


Seems to be falling apart, reports have them leaving several Countries in Africa where they controlled valuable resources (I cannot confirm "reports").


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Here we have the good horse Doctor telling us gays are an abomination. Hard to be more bigoted than that.


So by your train of thought...disliking or disagreeing with something is being bigoted? The Oxford Dictionary Abomination: A feeling or state of mind of disgust and hatred; detestation, loathing, abhorrence.

No, you want your religious views promoted by the State...

No...I want the Feds to tolerate religion in the State and local levels. I want the voters at the state and local level to decide if religion is openly expressed at that level. The State and Local Governments have no business being in the religion game. I do not want to go back in time or live in a Theocracy. The Feds are correct in keeping locals like yourself from imposing your religious views on the rest of us.

My deduction skills are spot on, see your words above.

Wrong again. Disliking/disagreeing with something is not a bigoted action. See the Oxford definition above.

The thing that needs to change in our country is that closed minded bigots such as yourself need to stop trying to drag the rest of us back into the 1950's.

While I nor like minded people are acting in a bigoted way...close to 50% of the population share my views. Greater than 50% at my states level and the vast majority at my local level. Your math is off, about 25% of voters appear to be Trumptards.

People filled with hatred such as yourself are the abomination, not someone who happens to be attracted to people of the same sex.

I have no "hatred" for anyone.
[/QUOTE] A reader of this board would not be able to tell that from your posts.
 
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An abomination (in the context of my use) is, in general, an offense against the religious senses of a people.


This is the definition for the context of my use.

It describes historical use of the term.


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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Here we have the good horse Doctor telling us gays are an abomination. Hard to be more bigoted than that.


So by your train of thought...disliking or disagreeing with something is being bigoted? The Oxford Dictionary Abomination: A feeling or state of mind of disgust and hatred; detestation, loathing, abhorrence.

No, you want your religious views promoted by the State...

No...I want the Feds to tolerate religion in the State and local levels. I want the voters at the state and local level to decide if religion is openly expressed at that level. The State and Local Governments have no business being in the religion game. I do not want to go back in time or live in a Theocracy. The Feds are correct in keeping locals like yourself from imposing your religious views on the rest of us.

My deduction skills are spot on, see your words above.

Wrong again. Disliking/disagreeing with something is not a bigoted action. See the Oxford definition above.

The thing that needs to change in our country is that closed minded bigots such as yourself need to stop trying to drag the rest of us back into the 1950's.

While I nor like minded people are acting in a bigoted way...close to 50% of the population share my views. Greater than 50% at my states level and the vast majority at my local level. Your math is off, about 25% of voters appear to be Trumptards.

People filled with hatred such as yourself are the abomination, not someone who happens to be attracted to people of the same sex.

I have no "hatred" for anyone.
A reader of this board would not be able to tell that from your posts.[/QUOTE]

Math not off…nothing to do with Trump.

I provided the definition for use in my context. It was above prior to this post.


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A born Texan has instilled in his system a mind-set of no retreat or no surrender. I wish everyone the world over had the dominating spirit that motivates Texans.– Billy Clayton, Speaker of the Texas House

No state commands such fierce pride and loyalty. Lesser mortals are pitied for their misfortune in not being born in Texas.— Queen Elizabeth II on her visit to Texas in May, 1991.
 
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