Swear by the Constitution, and/or on your honor as a gentleman. I find that if I can get through that last with a straight face, people are so surprised they'll believe me no matter what I say next. :)
Anyway, wish I could say I was surprised. This is about brainwashing, now. There's a reason The Idiot has presided over a savaging of public education: the very last thing he wants is an informed, intelligent electorate. Because the only reasons left for supporting that war criminal are: being a member of the "christian" Taliban, being an anti-Arab racist, being a homophobic bigot, being insufficiently obscenely wealthy, or being just flat out dumber than a fair minority of rocks.
It's a blatant moneygrubbing scheme designed to empty the wallets of Right-wing loonies while simultaneously getting them to mark themselves out as complete idiots.
It also fosters the false idea that "religious" and "intelligent" are opposites. But I don't suppose anyone reading this cares about that.:)
If Bush is ever ousted from his position, among the many parties suing him for punitive damages should be every single Christian church. He's set their cause back thousands of years.
However, a lot of intelligent people are in favor of George Bush's positions (after all, international politics are so complicated that even most intelligent people don't know what to do); therefore, an association with George Bush is not considered proof of idiocy. And a lot of liberal churches disagree with the Republican platform, so we have some distance from the Bush administration. Bush's actions are not staining American Christianity.
The Intelligent Design proponents are a much greater threat to the reputation of the church.
If Bush is ever ousted from his position, among the many parties suing him for punitive damages should be every single Christian church. He's set their cause back thousands of years.
Not the ones who think he's spiffy. And unfortunately, there are plenty of Christian churches who fall under that category.
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Swear by the Constitution, and/or on your honor as a gentleman. I find that if I can get through that last with a straight face, people are so surprised they'll believe me no matter what I say next. :)
Anyway, wish I could say I was surprised. This is about brainwashing, now. There's a reason The Idiot has presided over a savaging of public education: the very last thing he wants is an informed, intelligent electorate. Because the only reasons left for supporting that war criminal are: being a member of the "christian" Taliban, being an anti-Arab racist, being a homophobic bigot, being insufficiently obscenely wealthy, or being just flat out dumber than a fair minority of rocks.
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I wish I'd thought of it first.
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Gessi
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I wish I could do something to help from Yonder Faraway Land.
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Put one of them there bushfishies on a car. Now, extend the red stripes out behind it, and have them curl off into tendrils.
Nearby, paint a shark, circling towards it.
Oops, I think I slightly altered the message. Naughty me. :)
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If Bush is ever ousted from his position, among the many parties suing him for punitive damages should be every single Christian church. He's set their cause back thousands of years.
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Give the Bushfish a shark fin and sharky jaws, and we're talking...
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*headdesks*
*muffled* This man does not represent me, your honor.
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However, a lot of intelligent people are in favor of George Bush's positions (after all, international politics are so complicated that even most intelligent people don't know what to do); therefore, an association with George Bush is not considered proof of idiocy. And a lot of liberal churches disagree with the Republican platform, so we have some distance from the Bush administration. Bush's actions are not staining American Christianity.
The Intelligent Design proponents are a much greater threat to the reputation of the church.
Erin Schram
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If you missed the "20/20" special on Friday night, "State of the Union," you really should try getting your hands on it. It was terrifying.
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Oh, wait...
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Not the ones who think he's spiffy. And unfortunately, there are plenty of Christian churches who fall under that category.
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Hey, I'm ALREADY going to Hell, so I might as well earn it!
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That is incredibly scary, if true. Could it possibly be satirical? Please??
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shudder
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he imagines he is.....
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