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MisterOpus1
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Registered: Dec 2001
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Well if it ain't my good Bible-thumpin' nutbag buddy, electronicmaji2! By golly it's been too long since you've shown your face around here. Why you been cowerin' away this whole time? You'd think with all the religious talk we have here you'd surely show your face around every now and then, but you seemingly continue to hit and run at will.

Let's see just how long we can keep you around this time, shall we?

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Originally posted by electronicmaji2
In the same logic god shouldnt of created murderers, rapists, or perverts!!!!


Well as I've done in the majority of these misquotes, I've examined them in full context. Have you gotten off your lazy ass and done the same, or do I have to do it for you?

Okay, here ya go, champ, here's the full context:

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"The overwhelming evidence is that there is very significant, substantial genetic component to it,” Dean said in an interview Wednesday. “From a religious point of view, if God had thought homosexuality is a sin, he would not have created gay people."
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy...2-2004Jan7.html


IOW, he's correctly stating the irony of God DELIBERATELY creating homosexuals, since according to Christian belief God does in fact have a hand in all of creation, and yet he's creating these "sinful" people DELIBERATELY as a result of the supporting evidence of a genetic component to homosexuality vs. the "nurture" aspect.

Did you get that champ, or do you require some further clarity?

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wow pointing your finger at the person who wrote the articles downfallings and unwilling to answer the questions that he raised...A class liberal bullshit I should give you a award oh wait you already have one


You see, it's that toiletbowl-like 5th grade whit of yours that I miss so darn much! You really outa come 'round here more often, champ.

But back to the point - I didn't have to answer the first point regarding Dean's mistake on Job and the NT - BECAUSE DEAN CORRECTED HIS OWN MISTAKE THERE. You know, I do realize it's hard for you fundie Christians and Bush-lovin' freaks to come 'round and admit mistakes, since your Grand Poohbah leader doesn't do it himself.

But just remember, it is very Christian to do so. And Dean really isn't much of a Christian at that, so go figure.

And in regards to that lying sack of shit, Safire's point on Job ending up with a happy ending, I'll heartily disagree personally because God was completely fucking with Job just to prove a point to Satan, and it was complete bullshit all the heartache he gave him just to prove His point. I mean really – what kind of sick fuck would grant Satan powers to essentially destroy a person’s life, only to prove a selfish point about how loyal His followers really are? So great, in the end he gave him a new wife, new monies, new
land, and I guess Job being the dipshit that he was, was supposed to forget about God literally giving him the shaft by killing off his family, stealing his lands, etc. etc. No worries about those memories - you've got yurself a brand new wife that you'll now love because God said so.

Sorry, I gotta side with Dean on that one. Job was one seriously fucked up story.

And as I've said before and as I'll stand by firmly, Safire is completely full of shit.

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does when hes trying to get votes by talking in churches


Yes, I know it's another foreign concept to Republicans like yourself and Bush when someone like Dean actually puts himself out to EVERYONE. Is Dean trying to kowtow to evangelicals, especially in comparison to what Rove and the RNC did by pulling out anti-abortion and anti-gay hate mailers to church groups and church organizations?

Hardly. And that was my point here, in reference to how the RNC essentially uses the fundies and their votes. Surely you're not suggesting that Dean or any other Democrat for that matter does anything remotely comparible to getting at the religious fundie base the same way that Bush and the Republicans did, are you?

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again trying to excuse your downfallings by pointing to someone else its comparable to hannibal pointing to that guy who kept people down in a whole to make skins out of and saying "im not at fault because he does it too" fact being you dont even have proof they hate democrats your just full of hot gas and spite...


Don't have proof of what? What the hell are you talking about or referring to here? And could you try to use a period and correct spelling every once in a while? Surely you've developed these writing skills by now? If English isn’t your primary language, fine – I’ll accept that. But could you at least try to use a period every now and then?

But again, first off the context is important. What Dean was referring to here was not the Republican voters, but the Republicans, or to be more specific - the current neoconservatives who are in power. It's also interesting what he said immediately after that statement:

"but I admire their discipline and their organization"

So again the context is important. And based on the past four years, I'll say it again - I couldn't fucking agree more. As a friend of mine, a blogger over at www.mydd.com correctly states, "Yes, we hate wars based on lies, we hate torture, we hate government-sponsored propaganda, and we hate crises invented for political gain. And we hate an administration that attempts to legitimize these policies."

Couldn’t agree more.

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then mighty you provide what levels moral values shoudl be debated on I was under the impression that moral values is what the public cares about but im sure youll come up with something about no wars, no protecting ourselves letting terrorists come in and bomb our nations because its immoral to try to kill ...


I'm really trying to follow what you're saying, but it is a bit difficult. If I'm not answering your questions, I do apologize, but as I've said your writing does need a bit of work.

So if I'm to understand you correctly, you think my position regarding the moral values issue comes down to not supporting wars, not protecting ourselves and freely allow terrorists come in and bomb our nations because I somehow believe killing of any kind for any reason is immoral?

Wow, I must say that considering you've given no voice of opinion here for quite some time now, but yet you’ve pinned my opinions down pat.

/dripping sarcasm.

Perhaps you haven’t kept up in my opinions lately – might I suggest you search a bit on your own to gather up my opinions on the matter. Needless to say, you’re assumptions and generalizations are off my a good mile or two.

But let me play devil’s advocate for a second and see perhaps what kind of moral values I might have as a Christian. If you could please open your Bible, any version will do, and please take note of how many times Jesus Himself refers to homosexuality being a sin. Now let’s compare that to how many times Jesus addresses the poor, addresses our responsibility to help the poor, the disabled, and the poverty-stricken. In fact, let’s take it one step further and compare how many times the Bible refers to homosexuality AND abortion being a sin, versus our responsibilities to help the poor, the disabled, the disease and poverty-stricken.

Let me know how many references you have on each side. I’ll give you a slight hint – the latter references will win in a landslide.

Now let’s take those Christian moral values such as helping the poor, the disabled, the elderly, and the poverty-stricken, and let’s address just exactly how this “Christian” Administration addresses this moral value issue versus the homosexuality rights issue that Jesus Himself seemingly says absolutely nothing about. I’ll give you another hint here, it doesn’t look good with the millions of folks falling into poverty under this Administration over the last 4 years…

Oh, one other small point I have about your statement:

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on I was under the impression that moral values is what the public cares about


Now I do believe if memory serves you are a Christian, right? Since when was it acceptable for a Christian to believe that moral values is what the public cares about? I don’t know about your brand of Christianity, but when I myself was a Christian I had a firm belief that morality was absolute and came from God himself, not the public. Surely you believe in absolute morality, do you not?

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even when your not trying in the least to represent even one of there values? even for democrats thats a new low...


I believe you missed the point entirely – what Dean was stating here, and what he continues to correctly state is that the Democratic values are wide ranging, and that they do in fact represent the positive values of Southerners. The negative values of course, such as racism, is not one in which Dean feels the Dems. represent with the extremist Southerners, and rightfully so. He later clarified this exactly with his apology I posted, which you seemingly overlooked.

As I easily conceded – Dean isn’t the best speaker in the world, and he has worded his statements in a rather unfortunate manner at times. In comparison to Bush, however, his misstatements take up a page compared to an entire novel of Bushisms.

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God forbid bush never tried to reach out and tell libearls he was standing for there values...


Did you pay attention to the campaign trail much? It’s pretty apparent that you didn’t, because Bush did in fact attempt to reach out towards the liberals, moderates, and independents a bit. He campaigned hard in very liberal states like New Jersey and even California, and attempted to appeal to liberals throughout his campaign. Now did he attempt to appeal to them more than his hard-core base? No, and I’m not making that argument either. The point being is Bush attempted to appeal towards the opposition voters just as much as Dean, Kerry, and most of the Democratic candidates. That’s just a basic run of the mill political campaigning for any party.

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theres a actaul pyschological explanation for this type of action its called projection and misdirection...basically your again trying to attack us because we did something wrong without answering the questions that are originallyprovided...answering a question with a question...it can be a serious mental health problem i recommend you get help asap...


I’m just curious – are you by chance older than 15? Your wit really does need some serious maturity, as does your debating skills. Nevertheless, I’m a bit confused when you state that I’m psychologically “projecting” myself here. In psychology, one “projects” when one is demonstrating an emotion unconsciously and exemplifies it most often by directly stating an opposite position to what they truly feel or believe. Unless you can somehow directly show I am projecting myself when I make a point about fundie Right-wingers wanting to control what goes on in your bedroom, like the former Texas anti-sodomy law and its advocates, I really don’t see how your point has any merit. I know that’s a shocking revelation and all, but I do feel it necessary to point out your logical flaws.

Now in regards to “misdirection”, again I must say that I’m sorry if you missed my point I was making in regards to fundie Right-wingers wanting to control what goes on in our bedrooms. But in all honesty, I’m thinkin’ that you really didn’t miss my point at all, but were trying to be cute and obfuscate my point altogether.

That’s fine – I’ll play your childish game for a moment and explain my point in a bit more detail. First, when the author of that quote states, “Howard Dean forgets what color he is,” I think the author is being completely stupid and ridiculous to think that Dean is somehow “forgetting what color he is”. Either that or he/she really believes the reading audience is gullible enough to think there’s some sort of element of truth in Dean’s supposed forgetfulness. Judging by your comments, I’d say the latter holds an element of truth.

But as I’ve stressed many times over – the context of what was said is very important, and one that Republicans love misrepresenting or leaving out altogether. Dean was right on the money in regards to the right wing fundies, which just so happen by an overwhelming majority to be Caucasian males, wanting to have the government be quite intrusive in our social affairs. The example of the Texas anti-sodomy law is a good example of this. Could Dean have stated this better? Of course. Nevertheless his point is a correct one.

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and im sure howard dean and all the presidential canidates were willing to put a black female as secratary of state


Uhh, huh? Are you really prepared to compare the Democratic record vs. the Republican record in protecting and advocating minorities in the last 40 years or so?

And if memory serves, wasn’t there an African American woman AND man running for the Democratic Presidential nomination? Would you please point to where Republicans have run an African-American woman for a Presidential nomination? Wasn’t there a woman who ran as a Vice-President on the Democratic ticket back in ’84? Would you please point to where Republicans have held a similar position for a woman running on their VP ticket?

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oooh ahh sorry did I burn you maybe you need some vaseline


As I’ve said, your wit really does require some serious work. I do have hope for you, though. Intellectual dereliction does diminish with a dash of maturity and a sprinkle of an education…..


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electronicmaji2
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IOW, he's correctly stating the irony of God DELIBERATELY creating homosexuals, since according to Christian belief God does in fact have a hand in all of creation, and yet he's creating these "sinful" people DELIBERATELY as a result of the supporting evidence of a genetic component to homosexuality vs. the "nurture" aspect.

Did you get that champ, or do you require some further clarity?


God creates people have the capability to sin but ultimetly its there choice are you trying to tell me homosexauls cant control there own body? ultimetly its there choice to sin and dont try to make it out like God forced them to sin....

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And in regards to that lying sack of shit, Safire's point on Job ending up with a happy ending, I'll heartily disagree personally because God was completely fucking with Job just to prove a point to Satan, and it was complete bullshit all the heartache he gave him just to prove His point. I mean really – what kind of sick fuck would grant Satan powers to essentially destroy a person’s life, only to prove a selfish point about how loyal His followers really are? So great, in the end he gave him a new wife, new monies, new
land, and I guess Job being the dipshit that he was, was supposed to forget about God literally giving him the shaft by killing off his family, stealing his lands, etc. etc. No worries about those memories - you've got yurself a brand new wife that you'll now love because God said so.


God is the almighty you have no right to question his motives for they are pure. God tests all and we all need testing even thought Job was a good man he still had no reason to turn away from God go read the book of Job again maybe youll understand it...

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Yes, I know it's another foreign concept to Republicans like yourself and Bush when someone like Dean actually puts himself out to EVERYONE. Is Dean trying to kowtow to evangelicals, especially in comparison to what Rove and the RNC did by pulling out anti-abortion and anti-gay hate mailers to church groups and church organizations?

Hardly. And that was my point here, in reference to how the RNC essentially uses the fundies and their votes. Surely you're not suggesting that Dean or any other Democrat for that matter does anything remotely comparible to getting at the religious fundie base the same way that Bush and the Republicans did, are you?


well what did Bush do ? ask yourself does Bush stand for the common christians beleif if he does then he has every right to reach out to those he can represent actaully its his moral duty to...eitherway Bush never preached in church I remember the media made a big deal about a pastor in my local town who said "Vote for God" and laid out what God would want you to vote for based on the bible but a pastor in a church in illinois said "vote for kerry" and no one even as much as batted an eye

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But let me play devil’s advocate for a second and see perhaps what kind of moral values I might have as a Christian. If you could please open your Bible, any version will do, and please take note of how many times Jesus Himself refers to homosexuality being a sin. Now let’s compare that to how many times Jesus addresses the poor, addresses our responsibility to help the poor, the disabled, and the poverty-stricken. In fact, let’s take it one step further and compare how many times the Bible refers to homosexuality AND abortion being a sin, versus our responsibilities to help the poor, the disabled, the disease and poverty-stricken.


and we do help the poor are you trying to say Bush has not done anything to help the poor.. and if you are fact is in a nation as rich as the united states of ameirca very few are truly poor and those who are are just trying to get money of the state or are lazy and refuse to work ...and dont you dare tell me there arent those type of people out there in the world...

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Now I do believe if memory serves you are a Christian, right? Since when was it acceptable for a Christian to believe that moral values is what the public cares about? I don’t know about your brand of Christianity, but when I myself was a Christian I had a firm belief that morality was absolute and came from God himself, not the public. Surely you believe in absolute morality, do you not?


I was referring to morality in the public eye which is to be used to choose what is immoral or not in the goverment. I could easily take the bible and say all definitions of morality come from it and I beleive they do but a secular goverment still should not base its definitions of morality on a single book. So please define what is morality?

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And if memory serves, wasn’t there an African American woman AND man running for the Democratic Presidential nomination? Would you please point to where Republicans have run an African-American woman for a Presidential nomination? Wasn’t there a woman who ran as a Vice-President on the Democratic ticket back in ’84? Would you please point to where Republicans have held a similar position for a woman running on their VP ticket?


no republican women have wanted to run im very sure laura bush could run for presidency as a republican and win easy

hmm maybe in 2008

im sure shell beat out mrs. clinton

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MisterOpus1
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quote:
Originally posted by electronicmaji2
God creates people have the capability to sin but ultimetly its there choice are you trying to tell me homosexauls cant control there own body?


Umm, what the fuck? You seriously define “controlling” your body to a homosexual by telling them to avoid their undeniable attraction and desire to love someone of the same sex when:

1. Some homosexuals could give 2 shits about current Christian anti-homosexuality beliefs, even though Jesus himself said nothing about homosexuality being a sin. IOW, some homosexuals aren’t Christians, nor do they in any manner have to uphold any Christian discriminatory beliefs like this of any kind.

2. Why the hell would they find a need to “control” their bodies when they feel they are perfectly in “control” of their bodies in the first place? Their bodies tell them that they like the same sex, their minds tell them that ever since they can remember, what the hell is so wrong or threatening to you or anyone that they only listen to what they’re bodies and minds are telling them is right?

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ultimetly its there choice to sin and dont try to make it out like God forced them to sin....


It’s cute little Christian fundie comments like this that only exemplify how little you know or refuse to acknowledge about homosexuality. First – it’s not a sin to homosexuals to acknowledge their homosexuality when they may not be Christians you twit. Second, it’s a complete contradiction that you skipped right over for God to deliberately create them this way, yet deny them exactly how they were created. As a consequence, many homosexuals who deny who they are become psychologically tormented as well as psychologically torment their families including their opposite-sex spouses they marry as well as their children. There’s a reason why those church-group homosexual rehab. places have such a terrible record of successfully “rehabilitating” a homosexual and attempt to turn him/her back to heterosexuals. They fail miserably for a reason – the same reason why you continue to completely misunderstand homosexuality in general.


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God is the almighty you have no right to question his motives for they are pure.


Spare me your sanctimonious, All-knowing righteous bullshit on your Christian God, son. I gave at the office a number of years ago on fearing a selfish entity such as the one you worship, nor have you ever sold me on it in the first place.

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God tests all and we all need testing even thought Job was a good man he still had no reason to turn away from God go read the book of Job again maybe youll understand it...

What part of my statements have led you believe that I don’t understand Job? I’m willing to match Bible wits with you all you want. I’m well versed growing up as a hardcore, Midwestern Bible-thumpin’ fundie myself. I never stated Job wasn’t a good man. I stated that Job was being used as a fucking puppet by a selfish God who was out to prove a point to Satan by killing off innocent people and livestock.


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well what did Bush do ? ask yourself does Bush stand for the common christians beleif if he does then he has every right to reach out to those he can represent actaully its his moral duty to...


I ask myself that often. Then I look at Bush’s actions, not his words, and judge for myself whether or not he truly represents Christian doctrine. Judging by his actions of protecting the tax cuts for the wealthy, while wanting to cut programs for the elderly, the poor, the disabled, our veterans, and minorities (like the Indian reservations), I’d say his actions are anything but Christian:

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=242694

So no, Bush does not represent a good Christian in any manner.

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eitherway Bush never preached in church I remember the media made a big deal about a pastor in my local town who said "Vote for God" and laid out what God would want you to vote for based on the bible but a pastor in a church in illinois said "vote for kerry" and no one even as much as batted an eye


Bush never preached in church? Did I say that he did? Are you trying to tell me that Dean preached in church? What I did say was that Bush and Rove appealed ardently toward the right-wing fundies, dangerously crossing the line of separation of church and state:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy...-2004Jun30.html

Seeking church directories:

http://www.latimes.com/news/politic...1,6220321.story

as well as dangerously towing the line on current tax laws:

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President Bush's reelection campaign is trying to recruit backers from 1,600 religious congregations in Pennsylvania — a push that critics said Wednesday could cost churches their tax breaks.

An e-mail from the campaign's Pennsylvania office, obtained by Associated Press, urges churchgoers to help organize "Friendly Congregations" where backers can meet to sign up voters and spread the Bush word.
http://www.latimes.com/news/politic...ack=1&cset=true


Which actually didn’t sit well for the Babtists for the aforementioned reasons:

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politi...sts-upset_x.htm

But what I really found pretty disturbing was the RNC’s involvement with anti-gay propaganda and hate fliers, as well as terribly distorting Democrats:

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On Thursday the Republican Party owned up to sending mass mailings that demonize homosexuals and predict liberals would ban the Bible if Democrats won in November.

On Thursday the Republican Party owned up to sending mass mailings to residents of Arkansas and West Virginia demonizing homosexuals and predicting liberals would ban the Bible if Democrats won in November.

The campaign literature featured a picture of the Bible with the label "banned" slapped on top of it, and a picture of a man proposing to another man with the caption "allowed."

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tm...ngantigayfliers


It really is a lovely flier by the RNC, which has DIRECT contact and connections with the Bush Administration and campaign. Have a look yourself:

http://www.bumperactive.com/archives/000385.jsp


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and we do help the poor are you trying to say Bush has not done anything to help the poor.. and if you are fact is in a nation as rich as the united states of ameirca very few are truly poor


I’ll let his record and proposals speak for themselves. Have you even bothered to examine his record on poverty? Do you think it’s some coincidence where his budget proposals are slashing, yet keeping his tax cuts for the affluent goin’ strong?:

http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion...omment-opinions


And you think it’s a coincidence how the poverty rate has gone up under Bush, effectively having 4 million or so new folks under the poverty line under his Presidency?:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5829707/

http://www.detnews.com/2005/census/.../a06-256048.htm

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy...-2004Aug26.html

And what about those without health insurance? You think it’s some coincidence that the number of those uninsured, including children, has risen under his regime?

How’s those Bush Christian values holdin’ up for ya?

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and those who are are just trying to get money of the state or are lazy and refuse to work ...and dont you dare tell me there arent those type of people out there in the world...


Why would I? I’ll easily concede that there’s some people like that. But for you to generalize everyone under this category demonstrates a serious ignorance on your part of those in poverty as well as why. Here’s one shining example on a similar topic of folks who have to claim bankruptcy and why:

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...ight=bankruptcy

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I was referring to morality in the public eye which is to be used to choose what is immoral or not in the goverment. I could easily take the bible and say all definitions of morality come from it and I beleive they do but a secular goverment still should not base its definitions of morality on a single book. So please define what is morality?


Well much to my surprise – I heartily agree with you that the people under a secular government should define what is considered moral. But correct me if I’m wrong, but don't you advocate a law banning homosexual marriage and marriage rights and benefits in this country? If so, what do you base your advocacy on if you do, in fact, believe that morality should be run by a secular government?

And for the sake of brevity, I’ll answer your question of morality in terms of what you asked previously:

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then mighty you provide what levels moral values shoudl be debated on I was under the impression that moral values is what the public cares about but im sure youll come up with something about no wars, no protecting ourselves letting terrorists come in and bomb our nations because its immoral to try to kill ...


Do I think war is immoral? No – a justifiable war that is based on correct pretenses is one worth fighting for. Most instances of our country going into war fall into this category. This is hardly what could be said of this current fiasco Bush got us in, however.

Do I think not protecting ourselves and allowing terrorists to come in and bomb us is considered moral? How the fuck would I think such a ridiculous notion? That’s patently absurd, and I’m not sure if it really needs a justifiable response. What person wouldn’t think our country has every right to protect itself from extremist killers out to harm the innocent?

Now here’s an argument I ask of you – do you think Bush did everything in his power to stop such people from coming into our country and causing harm? Be careful – both the bipartisan Senate Commission report, the 911 Commission report, and just plain old facts would tell you otherwise, such as this:

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=243472

Do I think it’s immoral to kill in general? Well I certainly think it should always be the last option – diplomacy should be used to the very last breath. But of course this last option can and has been justifiable in the past.

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no republican women have wanted to run im very sure laura bush could run for presidency as a republican and win easy

hmm maybe in 2008

im sure shell beat out mrs. clinton


Future projections are fun, but not very useful nor pertinent to my question – what about the past, sir?


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quote:

It’s cute little Christian fundie comments like this that only exemplify how little you know or refuse to acknowledge about homosexuality. First – it’s not a sin to homosexuals to acknowledge their homosexuality when they may not be Christians you twit. Second, it’s a complete contradiction that you skipped right over for God to deliberately create them this way, yet deny them exactly how they were created. As a consequence, many homosexuals who deny who they are become psychologically tormented as well as psychologically torment their families including their opposite-sex spouses they marry as well as their children. There’s a reason why those church-group homosexual rehab. places have such a terrible record of successfully “rehabilitating” a homosexual and attempt to turn him/her back to heterosexuals. They fail miserably for a reason – the same reason why you continue to completely misunderstand homosexuality in general.


blah blah blah spare me your pity party God did not make them that way the chose to be that way anything else from yorufat imprentensious mouth will be ignored

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Spare me your sanctimonious, All-knowing righteous bullshit on your Christian God, son. I gave at the office a number of years ago on fearing a selfish entity such as the one you worship, nor have you ever sold me on it in the first place.


God can do what he wants when he wants get that throught your head!

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I ask myself that often. Then I look at Bush’s actions, not his words, and judge for myself whether or not he truly represents Christian doctrine. Judging by his actions of protecting the tax cuts for the wealthy, while wanting to cut programs for the elderly, the poor, the disabled, our veterans, and minorities (like the Indian reservations), I’d say his actions are anything but Christian:


you know liberals say this ALL THE TIME and im tired of it..


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And what about those without health insurance? You think it’s some coincidence that the number of those uninsured, including children, has risen under his regime?


so what it is not the presidents fault or the presidents responsablities to insure every fricking child or people who cant afford healthcare

theyre already getting more healthcare than they deserve with free hospitals if I had it my way only those who truly deserve healthcare would have it

the goverment does not owe society or people anything they do not have to give them free healthcare because most of those pigs dont give anything back to the goverment
accept it this is not europe were not gonna make a system that can easily give you free living for the rest of your life without pay

and those christian values are holding up very nicely Jesus commanded individauls to help the poor not nations its a very big difference ....

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Well much to my surprise – I heartily agree with you that the people under a secular government should define what is considered moral. But correct me if I’m wrong, but don't you advocate a law banning homosexuality in this country? If so, what do you base your advocacy on if you do, in fact, believe that morality should be run by a secular government?


I advocate a law banning homosexaul unions in this nation because why does the goverment have the right to recognize a possibly immoral union between a man a man? Recognizing such a union would automatically be aproving of it and the goverment does not have such rights now powers to aprove of a possibly immoral proceeding.

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Do I think war is immoral? No – a justifiable war that is based on correct pretenses is one worth fighting for. Most instances of our country going into war fall into this category. This is hardly what could be said of this current fiasco Bush got us in, however.


No I dont think war is immoral either ways the point is moot


what about the past

in the past no woman have wanted to run for republican weve tried to get them to run even senator johnson of arkansas one of the strongest women ever to be a senator did not want to run for president or any other major office to be the fact

women are happy taking the minimal seat

you keep atacking poverty

big deal theres ten times as much poverty in othern ations in the world

accept it the united states gives its people WAY TOO FUCKING MUCH

they get care and schools and educations people in other countries only dream about and jobs that they only dream about too

actaully i think the goverment should force worse education , jobs and treatment on the nation so that people will understand there freedoms and there oportunities and not take them for granted any more

maybe Bush has neglected helping some of the poor but at this point in history its moot protecting our nation is 1 million times poor important and it takes center stage any extra money that could go to the poor should go to protecting ourselves and getting rid of terrorists there will be plenty of time in the future when its more peaceful that we can take care of the poor but what will it benefit us now

the poor are not dying on the streets here like in brazil, argentina, colombia, over 60 african nations

they have he possiblity to get jobs, get clean, and get healthcare if they dont take those possibilities then its not our fault that they are poor its there own...

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quote:
Originally posted by electronicmaji2
blah blah blah spare me your pity party God did not make them that way the chose to be that way anything else from yorufat imprentensious mouth will be ignored


And spare me your fucking ignorance. And what the fuck is “yorufat imprentensious”? Could you please use a dictionary for once in your life, champ? Jesus – it’s bad enough to see you spit on logical arguments. Do you have to do the same with the fucking English language?

And yes, God did make them that way if there’s evidence of a genetic component involved. I’m sorry you continue to leap right over that point, but no matter how childish you become you cannot overlook it. Sorry, champ.

quote:
GOD CAN DO WHAT HE WANTS WHEN HE WANTS GET IT THERES YOUR FUCKING BITCH ASS EXPLANATION I HOPE ITS GOOD ENOUGHT FOR YOU YOU PIGFUCKING BITCH SON OF AN DEVIL WORSHIPER NOW GO WORSHIP SATAN LIKE A GOOD LITTLE PAGAN..GOOD HAHAHA I HOPE YOUU LIkE IT!


Wow, so not only do I fuck pigs, but I’m a devil worshipper as well because I don’t adhere to your arbitrary God-doing-whatever-the-fuck-He-wants-whenever-he-wants-and-we-must-all-simply-accept-that-ridiculously-fucked-up-illogical-notion, and because I’m a Democrat. How silly of me not to know myself the way you do.

I didn’t realize it was okay to worship an illogical God the way you do. But considering your arguments are about as paltry as your illogical God, I guess I shouldn’t be too surprised.

quote:
you know liberals say this ALL THE FUCKING TIME AND IM FUCKING TIRED OF IT OK
THERE IS NO FUCKING PROOF YOU ****** YOU JUST SAY IT BECAUSE YOU WANT TO TAKE AWAY THE VOTE


YOU KNOW, THE CAPS LOCK IS REALLY FUN TO USE OFTEN, BUT IT DOESN’T MAKE YOUR ILLOGICAL DRIVEL ANY MORE COGENT, GOT IT CHAMP?

And yes, I just did prove it, dipshit. Unless you’re a speed reader, which judging by your obvious destruction of the English language I’ll guess you’re not, I’m going to guess that you didn’t even read my posts on Bush’s slashing proposals on the elderly, the poor, the disabled, the veterans, and the minorities.

Facts do tend to be your enemy here, champ. Sorry ‘bout your bad luck.

quote:
OK ****** WHAT YOU LIKE THAT HHAHA FUCKK MOTHERUFKC FuCK YOU HA


Can anyone by chance decrypt this last statement for me?

quote:
WHAT ABOUT ABORTION, GAY MARRIAGE THOSE ARE TEN TIMES MORE IMPORTANT THEN THAT EVEN IF IT WAS TRUE


Well you’ve done quite a piss-poor job explaining why you think this is so, champ, either on your own Christian level or even on a secular level. So please indulge us all and start firing up a few neurons to explain yourself a bit here.

quote:
YOU DONT UNDERSTAND BUSHS POLICIES DONT COMMENT ON THEM GO FUCK YOURSELF


Explain, be specific on how I don’t understand his policies.

You know, if I didn’t know better, judging by your caps lock and insults I’d say you’re beginning to get a little desperate, and that your arguments are falling apart quite well. You think you might be able to defend your arguments without such 12-year old childish remarks?

quote:
so what it is not the presidents fault or the presidents responsablities to insure every fricking child or people who cant afford healthcare


Well isn’t that the Christian thing to do – take care of the children and the poor? Make sure they have equal access to good doctors and medicine? Or is your version of Christianity somehow different?

quote:
theyre already getting more healthcare than they deserve with free hospitals if I had it my way only those who truly deserve healthcare would have it


Well that’s quite the draconian view to hold, especially on those who can’t afford it. So kill off the weak, is that it?

How very Christian of you.

quote:
the goverment does not owe society or people anything they do not have to give them free healthcare because most of those pigs dont give anything back to the goverment


Like veterans?

Oh wait, since children don’t give anything back to the government – they don’t deserve any coverage? Man I am truly loving your logic here.


quote:
accept it this is not europe were not gonna make a system that can easily give you free living for the rest of your life without pay


Who says I wouldn’t accept it? Who said anything about Europe? Why the strawman argument?

quote:
and those christian values are holding up very nicely Jesus commanded individauls to help the poor not nations its a very big difference ....


Oh, I see – so Jesus feels it’s the obligation of a nation to ban gay marriage and protect the fetus even if the mother’s life is in danger, but not protect the children once they’re born as well as protect the elderly and poor?

I’m flippin’ through my King James version of the Bible and I can’t seem to find that anywhere. What version are you readin’?


quote:
I advocate a law banning homosexaul unions in this nation because why does the goverment have the right to recognize a possibly immoral union between a man a man? Recognizing such a union would automatically be aproving of it and the goverment does not have such rights now powers to aprove of a possibly immoral proceeding.


I’m sorry, but that made absolutely no sense. And you didn’t address how a secular nation would consider gay marriages immoral. Please do so now.



quote:
what about the past

in the past no woman have wanted to run for republican weve tried to get them to run even senator johnson of arkansas one of the strongest women ever to be a senator did not want to run for president or any other major office to be the fact


She didn’t run because her party told her it would be a cold day in hell when her own party would nominate her as a President.

quote:
women are happy taking the minimal seat


Sometimes I think it’s best to let idiotic statements stand all by themselves. This one is a shiny example, and certainly deserves no comment.

quote:
you keep atacking poverty

big deal theres ten times as much poverty in othern ations in the world


Not a fully developed, industrialized nation like ours, no. Sorry.

quote:
accept it the united states gives its people WAY TOO FUCKING MUCH

they get care and schools and educations people in other countries only dream about and jobs that they only dream about too


Son, did you read anything I gave you? Are you going to even bother?

quote:
actaully i think the goverment should force worse education , jobs and treatment on the nation so that people will understand there freedoms and there oportunities and not take them for granted any more


Again, some idiotic comments deserve to stand all alone…

quote:
maybe Bush has neglected helping some of the poor but at this point in history its moot protecting our nation is 1 million times poor important and it takes center stage


Interesting strategy – so kill off the weak in our nation in order to protect it? Oh, BTW, could you demonstrate how invading Iraq protected our country from Al Qaeda? You know, the ******s that actually attacked us on our soil?

quote:
any extra money that could go to the poor should go to protecting ourselves and getting rid of terrorists there will be plenty of time in the future when its more peaceful that we can take care of the poor but what will it benefit us now


Ah yes, I think we see your point – the poor are weak and feed off the government. Fuck ‘em all because we’re fightin’ terrorists.

Terrific commentary. I really do commend your rationale.

quote:
the poor are not dying on the streets here like in brazil, argentina, colombia, over 60 african nations


Why the strawman again? It’s irrelevant to compare us to other nations, especially those who are not as advanced as ours. We have the viable means to give better healthcare and protection to those who do not have it – what’s stopping our “Christian nation” from doing so, champ?

quote:
they have he possiblity to get jobs, get clean, and get healthcare if they dont take those possibilities then its not our fault that they are poor its there own...


That was really a beautiful rant. By all means keep going!


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quote:
Originally posted by occrider
LOL you got him frothing at the mouth opus!

If you're lucky you'll turn him into a pet troll who'll follow you around in unrelated threads and slip into tongues to denounce you. Lucky bastard ...


Jealous much?

Damn, and I thought my Monday was gonna be a drag!


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quote:

And yes, God did make them that way if there’s evidence of a genetic component involved. I’m sorry you continue to leap right over that point, but no matter how childish you become you cannot overlook it. Sorry, champ.


so what it hasnt been proved

So people are born naturally horny that still makes premarital sex and YES masturbation included a sin

you still choose whether or not you have a homosexaul relationship or be homosexaul

homosexaulity in all comes down to sex since Jesus himself said sex should not exist outside of marriage and marriage is defined by Jesus as a union between a man and a women Jesus did say homosexaulity is wrong

oh and about genes making you gay

complete

utter


bull

http://www.gcc.edu/news/faculty/edi...study_print.htm

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^^^You're fucking kidding with this whole thread right? I sure hope so. You have your had so far up your ass its not funny. I feel bad actually. I'm going to pray for you.

You may want to read about the end of times and all of the false teachers using Jesus name. Then you might see it is yourself who worships Satan.


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Its time someone injected some science into this argument


There is little evidence to support the genetic view of inherited sexual preference. There have only been three studies (although several are ongoing) that found a link and none of them have been repeatable with the exact same results at this time. The three studies in question are Hamer/Hu in 1993, Hall/Kimura in 1994, and McGue/Bailey in 1998 and 1999

Hamer/Hu - This study found a correlation between homosexual orientation and the presence of polymorphic markers on the X chromosome. One of the interesting points of this particular study was the lack of correlation in females, the study's findings relate to males only.
This study was rebutted by Faust-Sterling/Balaban in 1995 (not sure about that date, but I think that's it) Faust-Sterling/Balaban did not attempt to recreate the Hamer/Hu study, rather they focused on the methodology of the study arguing that the results were invalid due to an inadequate control group, various statistical assumptions, and a low number of significant cases. They called for a more scientific repeat of this study. To my knowledge this study has not yet been repeated.

Hall/Kimura - This study showed that a particular type of fingerprint pattern was statistically more prevalent in homosexual men then in heterosexual men. Because the formation of fingerprints occurs early in fetus development Hall and Kimura hoped that this pointed to a link between this gene and homosexual.
This study was repeated in 2002 by Forastieri. He could not reach the same results and concluded that there were no significant differences between heterosexual and homosexual males. Several other studies since have generally confirmed this lack of a link.

McGue/Bailey - In 1998 McGue used twin adoption studies to show that behavioral characteristics are heritable. In 1999 Bailey repeated McGue's twin adoption experiments. His results showed much less connection but came to the same conclusion. This is the only study that I am aware of (I did do all this research last year so there might have been some developments) that supports the genetic based theories of homosexuality. There have as of yet been no studies refuting it but several articles have been written questioning the differences in results between the two studies. Some questions have also been raised as to whether there were other related cause other than genetics which might have screwed the results in one study or the other.


If anyone cares I can find the sources for most of these articles with little trouble.


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quote:
Originally posted by electronicmaji2
so what it hasnt been proved


Uhh, yeah it has, even with the recent study you cited, which I'll get to in a minute. Sorry bub.

quote:
So people are born naturally horny that still makes premarital sex and YES masturbation included a sin


Which says nothing about my points I made earlier:

quote:
1. Some homosexuals could give 2 shits about current Christian anti-homosexuality beliefs, even though Jesus himself said nothing about homosexuality being a sin. IOW, some homosexuals aren’t Christians, nor do they in any manner have to uphold any Christian discriminatory beliefs like this of any kind.

2. Why the hell would they find a need to “control” their bodies when they feel they are perfectly in “control” of their bodies in the first place? Their bodies tell them that they like the same sex, their minds tell them that ever since they can remember, what the hell is so wrong or threatening to you or anyone that they only listen to what they’re bodies and minds are telling them is right?


It may be a bit shocking to you, but others do not adhere to your religious intolerance and beliefs. Sorry, champ.

quote:
you still choose whether or not you have a homosexaul relationship or be homosexaul


You may choose it, but you can't choose whether or not you are one. That's patently absurd. You can't make a gay man be attracted to a woman, no matter how hard you try. The success of those Christian "reparative" therapies are extraordinarily low, something like 0.1%:

http://www.religioustolerance.org/hom_repar.htm

In scientific circles, they are laughed at for their terribly high failure rates.

quote:
homosexaulity in all comes down to sex since Jesus himself said sex should not exist outside of marriage and marriage is defined by Jesus as a union between a man and a women Jesus did say homosexaulity is wrong


No, Jesus never addressed homosexuality, period. Paul addressed it in the NT, Moses addressed it in Leviticus, but Jesus himself never DIRECTLY addressed homosexuality. You’d think that since this was such a critical issue amongst Christians that surely Jesus Himself would have something that would directly address the issue. Instead, we have to rely on indirect reasoning. Now in contrast, how many times did Jesus directly address tending to the poor, the elderly, the disabled, and to the poverty-stricken?

And BTW, again you’re pretty uneducated about homosexual relationships since you believe that it all comes down to sex. Indeed, my gay cousin and his partner abhors the thought of homosexual sex, yet he’s done just fine in his 9-year monogamous relationship.

And Jesus’ definition of marriage is not equivalent to the State definition of legal unions. So again we can give homosexuals the exact same rights and benefits given to heterosexual marriages without addressing Jesus’ definition of marriage.

So again I ask you, what is your non-Christian rationale of not allowing legal unions between two consenting same sex adults? Since you adhere to a secular government like myself, surely you’d have an answer by now.

quote:
oh and about genes making you gay

complete

utter


bull

http://www.gcc.edu/news/faculty/edi...study_print.htm


I’m sorry, but did you read the article at all? Here, first from the highly biased editorial you cited (and I’ll explain why it’s biased in a moment):

quote:
"There is no one 'gay' gene. Sexual orientation is a complex trait, so it's not surprising that we found several DNA regions involved in its expression."


Now from the actual news release, which Throckmorton conveniently omitted:

quote:
"Our best guess is that multiple genes, potentially interacting with environmental influences, explain differences in sexual orientation."


So even the authors readily concede there is a GENETIC component to homosexuality. It may not, however, be limited to one specific gene, nor may it be entirely without environmental factors involved. I must also personally say that the article itself is a bit amiss of some obvious everyday genetic traits, not that it really had to address them in the first place. But polygenetic traits, or traits that are determined by the influence of multiple genes, are quite common. Skin color is one that comes to mind. If anything this article simply demonstrates the possible polygenetic influence of homosexuality. So no matter which way you cut it, there’s still some genetics involved, perhaps even more than we originally thought. You actually just helped reiterate my point. Thanks!

What’s more, the authors are really stating that there are likely several genetic regions involved in the homosexual genetic expression – some 60% likeness compared to a 50% likeness among the genes in heterosexuals. That’s only 10% a difference, though admittedly it’s likely a statistically significant one. Still, it’s very interesting and far from conclusive about the implications of multiple gene expression and influence. More studies must follow that repeat these results to give their research further validity

Oh, about good ol’ doctor Throckmorton, the guy who gave the editorial on the piece and willfully distorted the findings:

http://www.exgaywatch.com/xgw/2003/...rockmorton.html

http://www.exgaywatch.com/xgw/warre...rton/index.html

http://www.exgaywatch.com/xgw/2005/...enetics_st.html

So this conservative Christian professor of a Christian school who has no education in genetics seems to be an advocate of those failed “reparative” therapy sessions on homosexuals, as well as a willful distorter of the current scientific evidence on homosexuality. Go figure.


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quote:
so what it is not the presidents fault or the presidents responsablities to insure every fricking child or people who cant afford healthcare theyre already getting more healthcare than they deserve with free hospitals if I had it my way only those who truly deserve healthcare would have it

the goverment does not owe society or people anything they do not have to give them free healthcare because most of those pigs dont give anything back to the goverment
accept it this is not europe were not gonna make a system that can easily give you free living for the rest of your life without pay

and those christian values are holding up very nicely Jesus commanded individauls to help the poor not nations its a very big difference ....


Then this right after:

quote:

I advocate a law banning homosexaul unions in this nation because why does the goverment have the right to recognize a possibly immoral union between a man a man? Recognizing such a union would automatically be aproving of it and the goverment does not have such rights now powers to aprove of a possibly immoral proceeding.



Wait, so government should not help to provide healthcare for citizens when they are very sick, only people who "deserve" healthcare should actually get treated because Jesus was teaching individuals should not government, yet the government is allowed to take an active roll in promoting what you consider Christian beliefs when it comes to a civil marriage? You can't have it both ways.


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