Re: The Devil On JOA!?

On Sat, 23 Apr 2005 13:57:38 -0400, kstahl <ktsahl@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

>John Richards wrote:
>> The Republicans are anti-religion/anti-church? I think you have that 
>> backwards.
>> If you read the book of Revelation, it clearly indicates that a UN type
>> world government will take over, with rigid, socialistic controls.
>> The last Democrat candidate lost (in part) by leaning toward socialism,
>> and by suggesting that we get UN approval before doing anything in the 
>> realm of foreign affairs.
>
>You're making this up as you go along, right? I mean, everyone knows 
>that you can't be serious with this mumbo jumbo. I realize that most of 
>you right-wingers get your ideas from Limbaugh/Savage/Coulter and that 
>the official party line is that you are not allowed to think for 
>yourself (hence your sup****t for collectivism), but you first need to 
>understand that the so-called bible is just a collection of myths, 
>legends, fairy tales and campfire stories that were passed on through 
>generations by story tellers. It was never intended to be taken 
>seriously, but the people of the past never imagined that the world 
>would ever spawn a bunch of religious nutters who would actually 
>pronounce these stores to be factual. What makes matters even worse is 
>that you then built a religion on a teenage girls who whores around and 
>manages to get herself knocked up and blames it on some ghost and says 
>proclaims that her son is a deity. What a bunch of malarkey.
>
>The Democratic loss had nothing to do with socialism. That idea only 
>exists in the minds of a few narrow-minded individuals who need a 
>scapegoat for their own failings. They can't admit that they have never 
>ever contributed anything positive to the Unites States so by blaming 
>others they can forgive their own faults. Why don't you act like a man 
>and admit that Republicans are only out to tear down the United States? 
>They are already selling it off piece by piece and pretty soon more of 
>the United States will be owned by foreign investors then by people who 
>live here.

This is the kind of moronic liberal bull**** that forces conservative
centrists to sup****t the religious right even if they're not at all
religious.  For all the ranting from the left about how the right is
rigid,
condescending and controlling, all they have to do is look at posts from
people like you.

It's sheer arrogance to use words like "everyone knows",  "the minds of a
few narrow-minded individuals", or "why don't you act like a man".   It
just
confirms my belief the extremes of the left and right are much more alike
than different.  You certainly don't seem to have any acceptance for
opinions differing from your own.  Certainly no different from the holy
rollers on the right.


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