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Playmaker
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Richmond
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Re: Republicans rally against 'war on religious freedom'
Yeah, Disinformation seems to be more about Misinformation (zing!).
To call this a bill by Republicans requiring high schoolers to believe in God is crazy talk. Its a bill by 2 Republicans requiring students to swear or, very likely, affirm their support of the constitution, nothing more. Its currently written as an oath. I pretty sure there would be an affirmation option in place for people who object to oaths. Now if you have a problem with current citizens swearing or affirming their support of the constitution, then thats different. But this has nothing to do with God, silly liberals. And if it was about God im sure it would piss him off, as i dont think you are supposed to swear on or to God, hence the use and role of affirmations.
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Gamebreaker
Join Date: Nov 2010
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Re: Republicans rally against 'war on religious freedom'
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Key words are highlighted and underlined. This thread is about Republicans being dumbasses when it comes to their religion. This isn't say ALL or EVERYBODY, but these people ARE representing the party. edit: No, I don't call them dumbasses because they are religious. I call them dumbasses because they want us all to pattern our lives and follow their guidelines based on their religion.
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"So let me get this straight. We have the event of the year on TV with millions watching around the world... and people want a punt, pass, and kick competition to be the halftime entertainment?? Folks, don't quit your day jobs."- Matty Last edited by NC_Skins; 01-28-2013 at 07:34 PM. |
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Gamebreaker
Join Date: Nov 2010
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Re: Republicans rally against 'war on religious freedom'
...and here we have more GOP dumbasses trying to make abortion illegal (in some instances).
New Mexico lawmaker resurrects bill making abortion after rape a felony - Salon.com Submit a bill claiming a fetus is "evidence" in a rape crime. Hence it would make it illegal to "destroy evidence" by getting an abortion. Quote:
Carlsbad's Cathrynn Brown under fire for bill on abortion by rape victims - Carlsbad Current-Argus
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"So let me get this straight. We have the event of the year on TV with millions watching around the world... and people want a punt, pass, and kick competition to be the halftime entertainment?? Folks, don't quit your day jobs."- Matty |
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Playmaker
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Richmond
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Re: Republicans rally against 'war on religious freedom'
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To quote Bobby Jindal, Republicans have to stop being the stupid party. Like he said Republicans have said some really offensive things recently. Im glad they are being called out, they need to be. And Im glad Jindal is saying it, he needs to be. I think most Americans are more inline with conservative principals, they just dont know it. These stupid social and religious comments and actions so many on the Republican isle make take away from the real issues. We live in the day and age of sensational headlines on meaningless topics made for the low information voter whos in charge of deciding elections. But at the end of the day its their own fault for not changing their rhetoric.
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