Alas, they appear to be hiding. After having a divisive president that led us into war and felt driven by god followed by a divisive president intent on dismantling as much of our constitution as possible, I'm hopeful that they may again be found. There is an unfortunate desire in America to elect presidents from the poles, the 10% of either extreme. These presidents then make life very uncomfortable for politicians that do not fall squarely into either the "ally" category nor the "enemy" category.
On Jan 15, 8:05 pm, archytas <[email protected]> wrote: > Where are the people we could vote for to end as much of this nonsense > as we can and develop fellowship? > > On 16 Jan, 00:18, fiddler <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > To many US Americans who are shocked at the hatred preached by > > > Islamicist mullahs I say; you have mirror-images of them in the USA, > > > and they are respected, revered and have ready access to the media. > > > Exactly my point. This kind of yec, bigoted, and reprehensible idiocy > > is quite common and becoming moreso here in America. Too many people > > are following the path of ray Comfort, Ken Hamm, Pat Robertson, and so > > on. These people must be stopped. It wouldn't be as bad if there > > weren't millions of uneducated people to follow them around and absorb > > and regurgitate this terrible dogma of science being bad and yet it's > > good that god murders thousands of people for a ceremony held under a > > tree to a spirit sometime in the past. > > It seems to me that if there were a god that was angry, a single > > lightning bolt would have killed the perpetrators...but it just ain't > > god's style. Instead, as always according to religion, god waits > > decades and centuries to murder everyone NOT affiliated with the crime > > but still unfortunate to live near the region of the crime. I know, I > > know, mysterious ways and all... > > > OK molly, I'll stop so that you can tell me how wrong I am to offend > > you now. > > > On Jan 15, 12:29 pm, frantheman <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > For those who haven't heard it, here's Pat Robinson's unspeakable > > > interpretation of the Haitian earthquake (with some good comment about > > > it): > > > >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59NCduEhkBM&feature=related > > > > Robertson is plainly mad, dangerously, viciously mad. That's not the > > > problem. The problem is that there are millions of US Americans who > > > believe the crap he talks (he got 3 million signatures to support his > > > 1988 presidential bid) and they have made him an obscenely wealthy and > > > powerful man. > > > > It's enough to make one wonder about the limits of freedom of > > > speech ... > > > > Francis
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