Who do you support for Governor in Tennessee in 2010?

[Belmont hill Mitt]

Aristocles son of Ariston wrote:

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Biblical Sin...that's it pal.
The Bible says so!

sorry pal, homosexualaity was around LONG before christianity!!

what are the rest of us secularists supposed to do with you religious nuts wanting to inject your beliefes into the political process??

they just want their just want freedoms and civil rights, and your book doesnt offer people who are differenet much choice!!

at least not according to you.

religious intolelance is one of the main things wrong with this world, and your carrying that banner of intolerance!!

the founding fathers were indeed wise to pre-empt lunatics like you from getting a hold of the political process.......

your frightening ilk, has already made TOO many inroads in that respect.

keep your religion at your house of worship please.....

[Timbuk2]

Good news for Obama. According to a PEW Research Study, 92% of people want to see Barack Hussein Obama reelected.

In France.

Can we send him over there?

Hey. He can join all the other muslims over there. He'll feel right at home. He can tell them how to make an underwear bomb that HS can't detect.

Sounds like a natural for the place. Who'll chip in for the one way plane ticket?

[Belmont hill Mitt]

Aristocles son of Ariston wrote:

<quoted text>...and without tithe; where would the less fortunate among us be? The wealthy who do not tithe are the ones who shall not pass St. Peters Gates. The wealthy who give (of their wealth and of their time and love) shall pass those gates with many blessings.
When was the last time you helped a stranger with a new pair of shoes? diapers for a baby, food?, a warm blanket? just a simple hug and a smile? Conservatism without compassion is like a bus without a steering wheel. The bible is a book of parables; and it is like a roadmap for humanity...without it we are lost to our own 'rationalizations'. Look at Bill Clinton: His "Moral Compass" was broken, it always pointed 'North'....and so at 5:20 AM on Sunday before that "Rich Man" went to church with his wife and daughter...he diddled Monica Lewinsky!
Thank you for reminding me...to be thankful for my many blessings.

that is some great rhotic, but all the conservatives I know keep bitching about having to "help" the poor out by paying their taxes and keeping the food stamp program alive.

until your republican party is pushing for those things that "help" the poor, ill just regard what you post in this respect, as garbage.

please!!!

your candidate for president is building a two story underground garage in his fourth estate(in san diego co.) while he preaches about cutting the deficit and giving his uber wealthy friends more tax breaks.......you simply cant do both without f**king the poor.

get back to me when john boener is pushing a bill to extend unemployment insurance......until then, your rhetoric is a joke!!

only the democrats are interetsed in keeping people fed and housed.

what about your party's reluctance to approve the consumer protection agency???

dont you think protecting consumers from bad mortgage products will help keep people in their homes?, and healthier, so they wont have catastropic illnesses and tax the already beliguered medical system??

BTW: clinton diddled lewisky(in the oval office) ON EASTER SUNDAY.

[Lite N Lively]

Aristocles son of Ariston wrote:

<quoted text>...and without tithe; where would the less fortunate among us be? The wealthy who do not tithe are the ones who shall not pass St. Peters Gates. The wealthy who give (of their wealth and of their time and love) shall pass those gates with many blessings.
When was the last time you helped a stranger with a new pair of shoes? diapers for a baby, food?, a warm blanket? just a simple hug and a smile? Conservatism without compassion is like a bus without a steering wheel. The bible is a book of parables; and it is like a roadmap for humanity...without it we are lost to our own 'rationalizations'. Look at Bill Clinton: His "Moral Compass" was broken, it always pointed 'North'....and so at 5:20 AM on Sunday before that "Rich Man" went to church with his wife and daughter...he diddled Monica Lewinsky!
Thank you for reminding me...to be thankful for my many blessings.

Ari, if you're going to Preach Sermons & quote the Bible on here about Homosexuality, you might want to remove the "saying" from your Profile..."A RAINBOW in the Dark"??? Lol!

[Lite N Lively]

Pardon the double Post. My Stalker/Harasser MAY have struck, again...since he's made it quite clear that he doesn't want me using my comuter & it only seems to happen whenever he's posting in his full libelous glory...translation: LYING through his false teeth about me & my Kids!

[Lite N Lively]

"Male Homosexuality Study: Gay Men Have Evolutionary Benefit For Their Families, New Research Suggests."

Click here:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/06/12/why-...

[Aristocles son of Ariston]

Belmont hill Mitt wrote:

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sorry pal, homosexualaity was around LONG before christianity!!
what are the rest of us secularists supposed to do with you religious nuts wanting to inject your beliefes into the political process??
they just want their just want freedoms and civil rights, and your book doesnt offer people who are differenet much choice!!
at least not according to you.
religious intolelance is one of the main things wrong with this world, and your carrying that banner of intolerance!!
the founding fathers were indeed wise to pre-empt lunatics like you from getting a hold of the political process.......
your frightening ilk, has already made TOO many inroads in that respect.
keep your religion at your house of worship please.....

...and without "my Book, and Religion" what constitution would you have? what "God given inalienable rights" would you have to wave around as if they were suddenly dropped from a donkey's behind?
God is silent, reading my Bible is silent, we do not project...it is the Liberal/Progressive Left who continue to push; until we the majority...PUSH YOU BACK!

[The Original Amused]

Aristocles son of Ariston wrote:

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Biblical Sin...that's it pal.
The Bible says so!

Coveting is a sin as well. Should we make it illegal?

[The Original Amused]

Aristocles son of Ariston wrote:

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...and without "my Book, and Religion" what constitution would you have? what "God given inalienable rights" would you have to wave around as if they were suddenly dropped from a donkey's behind?
God is silent, reading my Bible is silent, we do not project...it is the Liberal/Progressive Left who continue to push; until we the majority...PUSH YOU BACK!

Apparently, self-righteous Christians whining about being persecuted is nothing new...

"If we look back into history for the character of the present sects in Christianity, we shall find few that have not in their turns been persecutors, and complainers of persecution. The primitive Christians thought persecution extremely wrong in the Pagans, but practiced it on one another. The first Protestants of the Church of England blamed persecution in the Romish Church, but practiced it upon the Puritans. They found it wrong in Bishops, but fell into the practice themselves both here (England) and in New England."

-- Benjamin Franklin.

[pony girl]

The Original Amused wrote:

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Coveting is a sin as well. Should we make it illegal?

In Gods eyes all sin is wrong.

[The Original Amused]

Female Fox Anchor Walks Off Set After Co-Host’s Sexist Joke

http://thinkprogress.org/media/2012/06/14/499...

On Fox & Friends Thursday morning, Steve Doocy interviewed members of the U.S. Navy Band about the band’s recent inclusion of women. Reacting to the segment, Brian Kilmeade remarked,“Women are everywhere. We’re letting them play golf and tennis now. It’s out of control.” Visibly upset, Gretchen Carlson, the only female host, walked off of the set.“You read the headlines. Since men are so great. Take them [women] away,” she said. Kilmeade responded,“All right. Finally.” Then, as she walked further off of the set, Kilmeade jeered,“Leaving an all male crew” and added “she needed a shower.”

[The Original Amused]

pony girl wrote:

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In Gods eyes all sin is wrong.

Then why do the conservatives want to prohibit homosexuals from getting married, but don't want to make heterosexual adultery illegal (and punishable by death, as is written in the Bible)?

[Lite N Lively]

The Original Amused wrote:

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Apparently, self-righteous Christians whining about being persecuted is nothing new...
"If we look back into history for the character of the present sects in Christianity, we shall find few that have not in their turns been persecutors, and complainers of persecution. The primitive Christians thought persecution extremely wrong in the Pagans, but practiced it on one another. The first Protestants of the Church of England blamed persecution in the Romish Church, but practiced it upon the Puritans. They found it wrong in Bishops, but fell into the practice themselves both here (England) and in New England."
-- Benjamin Franklin.

And that's exactly why I have a problem with "Organized Religion" & believe that it has very little to do with a Belief in a "Higher Power" & a lot to do with the Teachings of "Man" for their own Self-Serving reasons.

[Timbuk2]

Man of the little people. Yeah, right.

“Obama, a former adviser told Vanity Fair’s Todd Purdum,“is a total introvert. He doesn’t need people.”

Got that. But the "little people" don't.

But there is one group of people Obama has to listen to: the people who give him large sums of money. He recently attended his 150th fundraiser. That’s more than the number attended by the last four presidents put together.

He's going for the record. Just like spending and golf outings.

Obama has seen enough Architectural Digest–type interiors in Park Avenue triplexes and Beverly Hills mansions, and on the block in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights, where every house is owned by a billionaire, to develop an expertise in Louis XV walnut commodes and Brunschwig & Fils fabrics.”

Maybe that’s why he treats us like Marie Antionette. Let them eat cake.

http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/302733... #

And if you were looking for advice on how tell a story that would impact millions upon millions of people, would you go to a director whose last four films were "War Horse," "The Adventures of Tintin," Indiana Jones 4," and "Munich?"

Nope.

But Team Obama did, and what they got in return was a continuation of the ongoing Spielberg flop-streak:

“At DreamWorks Studios, Steven Spielberg spent three hours explaining how to capture an audience’s attention and offered a number of ideas that will be rolled out before Election Day. An early example of Spielberg’s influence is RomneyEconomics.com , a website designed by the Obama team to tell the story—a horror story, by their reckoning—of Mitt Romney’s career at Bain Capital. Afterward, Spielberg insisted that Obama campaign advisor Jim Messina sit down with the DreamWorks marketing team. Hollywood movie studios are expert, as presidential campaigns also must be, at spending huge sums over a few weeks to reach and motivate millions of Americans.”
Messina took the meeting and is adamant the Bain attacks worked, but then I'd like to know why the Bain attacks have stopped cold?

If something works, you keep doing it, correct?

What I find especially funny is that the film business, including, the failing venture that is DreamWorks, has been a quivering tower of risky financing, corporate welfare, and shady investment for decades now.

Obama’s for the little guy. D’ya think he ought to talk to one of’em. Other than a servant?

[Lite N Lively]

Tim, now you're just being petty, picky, & silly!

[The Original Amused]

Timbuk2 wrote:

Man of the little people. Yeah, right.
“Obama, a former adviser told Vanity Fair’s Todd Purdum,“is a total introvert. He doesn’t need people.”
Got that. But the "little people" don't.
But there is one group of people Obama has to listen to: the people who give him large sums of money. He recently attended his 150th fundraiser. That’s more than the number attended by the last four presidents put together.
He's going for the record. Just like spending and golf outings.
Obama has seen enough Architectural Digest–type interiors in Park Avenue triplexes and Beverly Hills mansions, and on the block in San Francisco’s Pacific Heights, where every house is owned by a billionaire, to develop an expertise in Louis XV walnut commodes and Brunschwig & Fils fabrics.”
Maybe that’s why he treats us like Marie Antionette. Let them eat cake.
http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/302733... #
And if you were looking for advice on how tell a story that would impact millions upon millions of people, would you go to a director whose last four films were "War Horse," "The Adventures of Tintin," Indiana Jones 4," and "Munich?"
Nope.
But Team Obama did, and what they got in return was a continuation of the ongoing Spielberg flop-streak:
“At DreamWorks Studios, Steven Spielberg spent three hours explaining how to capture an audience’s attention and offered a number of ideas that will be rolled out before Election Day. An early example of Spielberg’s influence is RomneyEconomics.com , a website designed by the Obama team to tell the story—a horror story, by their reckoning—of Mitt Romney’s career at Bain Capital. Afterward, Spielberg insisted that Obama campaign advisor Jim Messina sit down with the DreamWorks marketing team. Hollywood movie studios are expert, as presidential campaigns also must be, at spending huge sums over a few weeks to reach and motivate millions of Americans.”
Messina took the meeting and is adamant the Bain attacks worked, but then I'd like to know why the Bain attacks have stopped cold?
If something works, you keep doing it, correct?
What I find especially funny is that the film business, including, the failing venture that is DreamWorks, has been a quivering tower of risky financing, corporate welfare, and shady investment for decades now.
Obama’s for the little guy. D’ya think he ought to talk to one of’em. Other than a servant?

Hilarious that you would endeavor to depict Mitt Romney's opponent as an uber-wealthy, out of touch elitist. Wow.

Secondly, I don't think you'd find many people to agree with you that Steven Spielberg is NOT a good storyteller. Might as well disparage Stephen King for being an unsuccessful storyteller.

[The Original Amused]

Not to mention that your favorite anthem singer, Toby Keith, was at home at DreamWorks Records up until he reached the level of success necessary to form his own record label.

[marilyn]

The Original Amused wrote:

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Then why do the conservatives want to prohibit homosexuals from getting married, but don't want to make heterosexual adultery illegal (and punishable by death, as is written in the Bible)?

All I said was in God eyes all sin is wrong.You quote the Bible pretty good.But theres one thing you keep leaving out and thats forgiveness.Another thing you leave out is that God will judge all
people.Being a Democrat or Repbuliocan will not save your soul on that last and final day.Gods word will be final.I`m so glad that a mere mortal man such as yourself cant and will not judge me on that great day.Who said that amused was going to Heaven I cant find that anywhere in the Bible can you if you can please put chapter and verse if you find it.The only thing that will matter is our relationship we have with the Father in heaven.Have we confessed his name before men?Do we believe that Jesus Christ is and was the Son of God?Have we seeked the remission from our sins?Do we accept Christ as the saviour? Yes amused Only God can save our souls not being a member of the Republican or Democrat parties can do that.All those who have lied,cheated and stole their millions will die just the same as a poor person and they will not be able to take it with them.I have never seen a Looms&Fargo truck behind a Hertz going to the graveyard have you? Forgive them father for they know not what they do beautiful words to live by.
Every post you make involves consveratives do you hate those people? Shame on you if you do.

[outside]

it doesn't matter who you vote for they are going to screw you over

[The Original Amused]

marilyn wrote:

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All I said was in God eyes all sin is wrong.You quote the Bible pretty good.But theres one thing you keep leaving out and thats forgiveness.Another thing you leave out is that God will judge all
people.Being a Democrat or Repbuliocan will not save your soul on that last and final day.Gods word will be final.I`m so glad that a mere mortal man such as yourself cant and will not judge me on that great day.Who said that amused was going to Heaven I cant find that anywhere in the Bible can you if you can please put chapter and verse if you find it.The only thing that will matter is our relationship we have with the Father in heaven.Have we confessed his name before men?Do we believe that Jesus Christ is and was the Son of God?Have we seeked the remission from our sins?Do we accept Christ as the saviour? Yes amused Only God can save our souls not being a member of the Republican or Democrat parties can do that.All those who have lied,cheated and stole their millions will die just the same as a poor person and they will not be able to take it with them.I have never seen a Looms&Fargo truck behind a Hertz going to the graveyard have you? Forgive them father for they know not what they do beautiful words to live by.
Every post you make involves consveratives do you hate those people? Shame on you if you do.

Nice Strawman, pony girl.

Advice: divide future rants into paragraphs like grown-ups do and more people will actually read them instead of just scrolling past them.