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  1. #31
    Gotta say...I agree with Santorum on this one...



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  3. #32
    Quote Originally Posted by Confederate View Post
    Gotta say...I agree with Santorum on this one...

    A broken clock is right twice a day.

    Santorum was right to emphasize stateside manufacturing.

    Perry was right to float zero-based Foreign Aid...start from scratch each year...see who's naughty and nice.
    Last edited by cheapseats; 01-18-2013 at 04:44 PM.



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  5. #33
    Is that froth on the side of his mouth?
    Ron Paul let the cat out of the bag.

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  6. #34
    Quote Originally Posted by cheapseats View Post
    A broken clock is right twice a day.

    Santorum was right to emphasize stateside manufacturing.

    Perry was right to float the LOGICAL concept of zero-based Foreign Aid...start from scratch each year...see who's naughty and nice.
    Santorum is right 95% of the time on social issues. Unfortunately he's wrong 95% of the time on what to do about them.

  7. #35
    Quote Originally Posted by twomp View Post
    Really? Could you provide some examples? Because from my point of view, all I ever see is Jesus this and Jesus that...
    http://www.worldmag.com/2007/08/tenured_bigots

  8. #36
    Quote Originally Posted by Traditional Conservative View Post
    I find it ridiculous that evangelicals act like there is a "war on Christianity" when the exact opposite is happening. How many television channels are out there that are solely dedicated to Christians. How many radio stations out there? How often can you drive around without seeing some billboard or running into someone passing out some pamphlet tell you about how "Jesus saves." How many times have you had someone knock on your door telling you to turn to Christ? How many times do you hear someone "thank Jesus their Lord and Savior" or their award speeches and when they score touchdowns in a football game.

    Yet that isn't enough, the evangelicals are claiming THEY are the victims here and that those evil gay people are trying to spread their culture. This whole claim that colleges are now joining in on this "war on Christianity" is just another example of this. Go onto any college campus, I GUARANTEE you there is a christian chapel on campus. There is probably no Temple, Mosque, or Synagogue but almost always a Christian chapel of some kind. Yet that isn't enough, more must be done because there is a War on Christianity you see. I say this as a Catholic person myself, born and raised.

    Drop the victim's routine. It doesn't add up.

  9. #37
    Quote Originally Posted by Confederate View Post
    Santorum is right 95% of the time on social issues.

    Social issues are none of his business 95% of the time.
    We have allies many of you are not aware of. Watch the tube. Show this to your 30 and under friends. Listen to it. Even if you don't like rap, it has 2.7 million views.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmBnvajSfWU#t=0m16s

    Cut off one min early to avoid war porn.

  10. #38
    Quote Originally Posted by twomp View Post
    I find it ridiculous that evangelicals act like there is a "war on Christianity" when the exact opposite is happening. How many television channels are out there that are solely dedicated to Christians. How many radio stations out there? How often can you drive around without seeing some billboard or running into someone passing out some pamphlet tell you about how "Jesus saves." How many times have you had someone knock on your door telling you to turn to Christ? How many times do you hear someone "thank Jesus their Lord and Savior" or their award speeches and when they score touchdowns in a football game.

    Yet that isn't enough, the evangelicals are claiming THEY are the victims here and that those evil gay people are trying to spread their culture. This whole claim that colleges are now joining in on this "war on Christianity" is just another example of this. Go onto any college campus, I GUARANTEE you there is a christian chapel on campus. There is probably no Temple, Mosque, or Synagogue but almost always a Christian chapel of some kind. Yet that isn't enough, more must be done because there is a War on Christianity you see. I say this as a Catholic person myself, born and raised.

    Drop the victim's routine. It doesn't add up.
    Apparently you just looked at the title of my link and didn't actually read the article.

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  12. #40
    A long time ago hard core Christians were the bastions and champions of education.

    Now education is despised because it tends to make one question particular sacred cows.
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  14. #41
    Quote Originally Posted by twomp View Post
    I find it ridiculous that evangelicals act like there is a "war on Christianity" when the exact opposite is happening. How many television channels are out there that are solely dedicated to Christians. How many radio stations out there? How often can you drive around without seeing some billboard or running into someone passing out some pamphlet tell you about how "Jesus saves." How many times have you had someone knock on your door telling you to turn to Christ? How many times do you hear someone "thank Jesus their Lord and Savior" or their award speeches and when they score touchdowns in a football game.

    Yet that isn't enough, the evangelicals are claiming THEY are the victims here and that those evil gay people are trying to spread their culture. This whole claim that colleges are now joining in on this "war on Christianity" is just another example of this. Go onto any college campus, I GUARANTEE you there is a christian chapel on campus. There is probably no Temple, Mosque, or Synagogue but almost always a Christian chapel of some kind. Yet that isn't enough, more must be done because there is a War on Christianity you see. I say this as a Catholic person myself, born and raised.

    Drop the victim's routine. It doesn't add up.
    Where do you live? Sounds awful. I don't know that we even get a Christian tv channel here, there's honestly barely any sign they exist. I'm in a more progressive area near so cal tho.

    I was actually flabbergasted to find out that one of my roommates we found on craigslist went to church (AFTER living with him for a couple of months..). I was outside one Sunday morning and he was coming home in a suit, and I was like, "where the $#@! did you just go in a suit on Sunday??" and he was like, "Uhh, church.."
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  15. #42
    Quote Originally Posted by tangent4ronpaul View Post
    It's a good bet that he is IN he closet.

    -t
    And I am not insincere when I say that it appears that he is desperate to come out. I feel sorry for him to an extent.

  16. #43
    Quote Originally Posted by Traditional Conservative View Post
    And Ron Paul strongly disagrees with you.

    http://www.lewrockwell.com/paul/paul148.html
    Part of the "War on Religion" has to do with the Christians who use their religion to try to dictate (using the gov't) who you should love, who we should kill and how you should live.

    Perhaps Christians should take note of Jesus' actions--he inspired the religion without a single law being passed, a cent in tax money or any attempts to tell you who you should and should not love. It just might go a long way.
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  17. #44
    Quote Originally Posted by dannno View Post
    Wtf, are you in a private school or something?

    I would say LGBT issues were the biggest push when I was in school. Everybody was already pro-choice. Porn was just something that every guy utilized and a couple of activists may have been against the 'degradation of women' or something, but nobody took them seriously.

    But the thing is, gay marriage is a no-brainer. There is no reason the government shouldn't allow gay people to get married, what a tyrannical notion. Even if I were against the idea of gay marriage, I still wouldn't use the government to ban it. I would probably vote w/ Ron Paul at the federal level because states should be allowed to ban it, but it's still a tyrannical thing for them to do.

    I never understood why its okay for State Governments to be oppressive as long as the federal government isnt. Government is government. It shouldnt be oppressive on the Federal or State level.

  18. #45
    Quote Originally Posted by gwax23 View Post
    I never understood why its okay for State Governments to be oppressive as long as the federal government isnt. Government is government. It shouldnt be oppressive on the Federal or State level.

    Ding Ding. We have a winner!

    Except that 50 competing governments adds a whole new wrinkle. But with federal intervention we've seen that all 50 states can become corrupt and indistinguishable from the federal menace.

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  20. #47
    He's party right but the media and hollywood are more to blame

  21. #48
    Quote Originally Posted by Giuliani was there on 911 View Post
    He's party right but the media and hollywood are more to blame
    Why can't individuals be to blame? State institutions are only forcing committed individuals to have abortions. It might be claimed that the SEC forces some to watch pornography, but I don't know how you leap to the idea that going to college makes you may people of the same gender.

    What if it turns out that individuals are weighing options and finding that the ideas Santorum supports simply don't have a lot of merit?
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  23. #49
    Quote Originally Posted by gwax23 View Post
    I never understood why its okay for State Governments to be oppressive as long as the federal government isnt. Government is government. It shouldnt be oppressive on the Federal or State level.
    It's not "ok" at all, it's just a better alternative to letting the feds control the states.
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  24. #50
    I don't care if ***** want to get married, any less than I care if heteros get married. I don't give a $#@! if you want to kill your unborn child, just don't sugar coat the idea with the "It's my body, it's my choice" bull$#@! sauce. I love porn. LOVE it. loveitloveitloveitloveit. I've never once set foot in college classroom as a student.

    Frothy, you closeted PRICK - you're wrong again, $#@!!!! Go back into your hidey-hole somewhere, enjoy your gay porn, and get the hell out of the news. No one cares.
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    Toyotomi Hideyshi, Shogun, August 29, 1558




  25. #51
    Quote Originally Posted by amy31416 View Post
    Part of the "War on Religion" has to do with the Christians who use their religion to try to dictate (using the gov't) who you should love, who we should kill and how you should live.

    Perhaps Christians should take note of Jesus' actions--he inspired the religion without a single law being passed, a cent in tax money or any attempts to tell you who you should and should not love. It just might go a long way.
    Non Christian liberals try to dictate to others how they should live far more than Christians do. Christian conservatives at least don't support passing laws which force people to violate their concience, as the liberals do with their Obamacare mandate which forces private companies to cover abortion pills in their health insurance plans.

  26. #52
    Quote Originally Posted by Traditional Conservative View Post
    Non Christian liberals try to dictate to others how they should live far more than Christians do. Christian conservatives at least don't support passing laws which force people to violate their concience, as the liberals do with their Obamacare mandate which forces private companies to cover abortion pills in their health insurance plans.
    I think it's just about equal, and Christian conservatives do support passing laws that force people to violate their conscience with regularity. Laws that force people to support Israel's gov't, for instance. Laws that force people to financially support killing foreigners, while forbidding support of those who they disapprove of (lest they be labeled a terrorist.) Laws that force people to fund bigger police forces to kill or violate someone who's using a drug that they do not approve of.

    You need more?
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  27. #53
    Quote Originally Posted by anaconda View Post
    Ding Ding. We have a winner!

    Except that 50 competing governments adds a whole new wrinkle. But with federal intervention we've seen that all 50 states can become corrupt and indistinguishable from the federal menace.
    I doubt federal government can be blamed for state corruption and...well...statism.

    State governments are governments. I know theres a lot of strict constitutionalism on these forums who think just deferring everything to the state government will make things better. For the most part it wont. They are still governments and they will take and take and take, regulate regulate and regulate and eventually destroy.

  28. #54
    Quote Originally Posted by amy31416 View Post
    Part of the "War on Religion" has to do with the Christians who use their religion to try to dictate (using the gov't) who you should love, who we should kill and how you should live.

    Perhaps Christians should take note of Jesus' actions--he inspired the religion without a single law being passed, a cent in tax money or any attempts to tell you who you should and should not love. It just might go a long way.
    Prohibiting the state from recognizing same-sex marriages does not equate to dictating who they should love. No one is seriously talking about banning homosexual relationships. Unless you're talking about polygamy.

    I'm not for government recognizing any marriage, but when you makes these types of hyperbolic statements it weakens your argument.

    I've repeatedly demonstrated on these forums how the pro-life position is the scientific one.
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  29. #55
    Quote Originally Posted by amy31416 View Post
    I think it's just about equal, and Christian conservatives do support passing laws that force people to violate their conscience with regularity. Laws that force people to support Israel's gov't, for instance. Laws that force people to financially support killing foreigners, while forbidding support of those who they disapprove of (lest they be labeled a terrorist.) Laws that force people to fund bigger police forces to kill or violate someone who's using a drug that they do not approve of.

    You need more?
    Everything you just rattled off has bipartisan support from Christians, Jews, and Atheists. Try again...
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  30. #56
    Quote Originally Posted by amy31416 View Post
    I think it's just about equal, and Christian conservatives do support passing laws that force people to violate their conscience with regularity. Laws that force people to support Israel's gov't, for instance. Laws that force people to financially support killing foreigners, while forbidding support of those who they disapprove of (lest they be labeled a terrorist.) Laws that force people to fund bigger police forces to kill or violate someone who's using a drug that they do not approve of.

    You need more?
    I consider myself to be a Christian conservative, and I don't support any of those things. I think you're generalizing too much.



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  32. #57
    Quote Originally Posted by James Madison View Post
    Everything you just rattled off has bipartisan support from Christians, Jews, and Atheists. Try again...
    The most support in this country comes from Christian "conservatives." Jews and atheists are in the minority with these issues, and you know that's true.

    Regardless, all those things I listed do force other people to violate their conscience, so stop trying to change the topic.
    Those who want liberty must organize as effectively as those who want tyranny. -- Iyad el Baghdadi

  33. #58
    Quote Originally Posted by amy31416 View Post
    The most support in this country comes from Christian "conservatives." Jews and atheists are in the minority with these issues, and you know that's true.

    Regardless, all those things I listed do force other people to violate their conscience, so stop trying to change the topic.
    Christian conservatives are more strongly in favor of giving foreign aid to Israel than American Jews are?

  34. #59
    Quote Originally Posted by Traditional Conservative View Post
    I consider myself to be a Christian conservative, and I don't support any of those things. I think you're generalizing too much.
    Do you deny that most do? You made some generalizations, and sometimes that's reasonable. I completely allow and recognize that most Christians here do not support such things.
    Those who want liberty must organize as effectively as those who want tyranny. -- Iyad el Baghdadi

  35. #60
    Quote Originally Posted by Traditional Conservative View Post
    Christian conservatives are more strongly in favor of giving foreign aid to Israel than American Jews are?
    I believe so, yes.
    Those who want liberty must organize as effectively as those who want tyranny. -- Iyad el Baghdadi

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