Mormons can't be trusted in public office. Case example

reply to post by lonewolf19792000


I can't challenge your belief system which governs your emotions as you own them.

Please read this though> wiki.answers.com...

reply to post by LilDudeissocool


It's interesting to note that during Ann Romney's address at the RNC yesterday, she said that Mitt Romney, funny how she refers to her husband as Mitt Romney, will bring "Heaven on Earth" to during his presidency!

How very Mormon.

reply to post by windword


CREEPY! to say the least.

To bad he has no concept of that that means "Heaven on Earth." The economic aspect of it is socialism based on the teachings of Salomon's Temple. A system were the central bank and all raw material productions are held in common by the people. What he practices is a Babylonian economic system of a few haves supported by the rest being the have nots. Keeping the have nots powerless and fighting over trickle down scraps were a thousand or more are fighting over the chance to shine one of few's pairs of shoes for a scrap of bread.

You do realize there's been a butt load of Mormons that have held public office and had the deserved trust of the public, right?

Politicians can't be trusted in public office.

Originally posted by RKWWWW
You do realize there's been a butt load of Mormons that have held public office and had the deserved trust of the public, right?

Site examples of such individuals, and those who claimed to have trusted them?

I'm from Detroit btw and am quite familure with the history of Mitt's father, daddy Mormon, who sent in the Michigan National Guard declaring marshal law on poor black folks as Governor. Black folk who were sick and tired of being constantly harassed by the white police force in having to stay within the "red lines." Don't know what red lines are? Please look it up?

Would he had done the same if it was a white Mormon uprising lets say over palimpsests being arrested?
Probably not...

Originally posted by Elentarri
Politicians can't be trusted in public office.

So no one can be trusted in public office you are saying as one has to be a politician to hold public office in the first place.


Point well received.

"Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Great men are almost always bad men."- John Emerich Edward Dalberg Acton in a letter to Bishop Mandell Creighton in 1887

Originally posted by LilDudeissocool

Originally posted by RKWWWW
You do realize there's been a butt load of Mormons that have held public office and had the deserved trust of the public, right?

Site examples of such individuals, and those who claimed to have trusted them?

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Harry Reid (D) is a Mormon and a public official who's trusting constituents have elected and reelected him to subsequently higher and higher positions for well over 40 years.

Arizona Congressman Mo Udall (D) was a Mormon who served the public from 1961 to 1991.

Paula Hawkins (R) was Mormon and a Florida Senator from 1981 to 1987.

They all had not only the trust of the public, but of their peers by consistently serving in leadership roles on various committees.

More?

I can also, if requested, give many examples of Mormons who were trusted enough by White House administrations to be recruited and appointed to cabinet offices, ambassadorships and senior administration offices.

Originally posted by RKWWWW

Originally posted by LilDudeissocool

Originally posted by RKWWWW
You do realize there's been a butt load of Mormons that have held public office and had the deserved trust of the public, right?

Site examples of such individuals, and those who claimed to have trusted them?

.

Harry Reid (D) is a Mormon and a public official who's trusting constituents have elected and reelected him to subsequently higher and higher positions for well over 40 years.

Mormon casino backers keep him in office.

btw if I become a Mormon can I gamble. Can I even drink Coca Cola?

Arizona Congressman Mo Udall (D) was a Mormon who served the public from 1961 to 1991.

Brigham Young sent Mormons to Arizona in the mid-to-late 19th century. They founded Mesa, Snowflake, Heber, Safford and other towns. They also settled in the Phoenix Valley (or “Valley of the Sun”), Tempe, Prescott, and other areas. The Mormons settled what became northern Arizona and northern New Mexico, but these areas were located in a part of the former New Mexico Territory.

Source en.wikipedia.org...

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Mormons trust Mormons

Paula Hawkins (R) was Mormon and a Florida Senator from 1981 to 1987.

championing stay-at-home mothers.

Source www.tampabay.com...

In other words women should stay home barefoot and pregnant subservient to their husbands as the Mormons encourage within their teachings. Of course as a wealthy Mormon wife she could be one of the few to go on and do something more substantial with her life.

Many will join few will enjoy life.

That is many will enter few will win.

Mormons are quite deceptive to the public on what is expected of their rank and file Mormons.

They all had not only the trust of the public, but of their peers by consistently serving in leadership roles on various committees.

Yep, rich Mormons can do whatever they wish. I agree.

More?

I can also, if requested, give many examples of Mormons who were trusted enough by White House administrations to be recruited and appointed to cabinet offices, ambassadorships and senior administration offices.

edit on 31-8-2012 by RKWWWW because: (no reason given)

They are very politically active and are known to both major parties as great campaign and soft money contributors. They "pay to play" so your statement there means nothing to me.

Do you know this guy was sent packing> en.wikipedia.org...

On top of that the whole bunch in general Mormons as a rule remind me of store mannequins. They creep me out as much as clowns do.



In a department store in Salt Lake maybe they have a 9th floor.

Sorry, I just believe they are untrustworthy people who are just all out for themselves and their charities and good works are simply PR.

Originally posted by LilDudeissocool

Sorry, I just believe they are untrustworthy people who are just all out for themselves and their charities and good works are simply PR.

Yeah no problem. Had I realized you were a cynical bigot, I'd not wasted your time honoring the request for facts. Oh well, your probably like me. More time than money so who cares.

Look up a few things ..

en.wikipedia.org...

You guys realize that the Mormons were kicked out from state to state until the 'stones' said "this is where you guys should be". You know..when some guy looked into a rock with his special stone ( In Utah ).

You have no Idea what happened @ Bear HaIIaw durning the allumpucs..