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Originally posted by TheComte
reply to post by Wrabbit2000
Abortion is legal in the United States. The radical Christians have to get over it and move on. That war was fought and lost. There are no more battles.
But the radical Christians will just keep re-opening the abortion debate until they get their way. That's what I mean when I say they are intent on imposing their beliefs on others. It's all they think about. They can't accept the fact that abortions are legal.
Other excluded groups include Amish, American Indians, and Christian Scientists.
Originally posted by Stormdancer777
reply to post by jimmyx
...yeah... so what?...it applies...and why do i think that?....because the racism that everybody thought had finally been tapped down and been put to bed in history...came roaring back when obama was elected...i'm a white male, and even i can see it
Absolutely,
false, there may be those who are, but how do you explain the rampant Bush hatred?
or,
Palin hatred?
The only reason race is an issue is because you people made it an issue.
An issue I didn't even see coming until I was first called a racist, it made me physically ill that people would think that of me, this is why so many people keep quiet.
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
Umm.. Who is imposing their belief here?
Originally posted by flice
LAW superseeds religion ALWAYS... otherwise the world would be an even more awful place.
People guided by religion are in a way psychologically sick and brainwashed and cannot be trusted to perform sensible decisions. That christian idiots choose to believe that life begins during conception should not mean that their employees should be subject to the same insane train of thoughts.
If the Hobby Lobby choose to employ people who still have a free choice in their own life, then Hobby Lobby should without a doubt be subject to the laws that safeguard the people that are employed and not some made bull# from 2000 years ago.
Everytime I hear religious people open their mouth about their ignorant beliefs in fairytales and superstition it forces me to instantly vomit.
We really need much much harder laws towards ANY religion to keep the general population safe from their brainwash!
Originally posted by BritofTexas
reply to post by Wrabbit2000
Really.....
Are you trying to suggest that Hostess was doing so well in business that it decided to file for Bankruptcy?
Does that mean millions of Homeowners have done so well with their mortgage payments that they've decided to go into Foreclosure?
As Hostess is obviously off topic, and we're both bound to get our posts deleted, I'll give you the last word.
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
The status quo has been undisturbed and without problem since Abortion was made legal. No one would challenge that here. What has changed has changed 100% by the administration. "Radical Christians" as you describe a vast majority of this nation, did not change a thing here. Change has been FORCED on them at the point of Government order and mandate by threat of compounding fines. (financial ruin)
Originally posted by kthxbai
Originally posted by Stormdancer777
reply to post by kthxbai
But alas, he's got a D in front of his name and a dark hue to his skin, he must be the anti-christ as a result.
Seriously?
Yes, seriously. And you should be ashamed for it.
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
reply to post by kthxbai
lol..... I wonder... How is it you reconcile your viscous approach against pretty much anything Christian in more than simply name here ...with the fact the Amish and Muslims ARE getting waivers? You know... there is another Constitutional amendment we're seeing violated here as well. It has to do with Equal Protection. You can't give to one group and slam another on the very same item. Although. by the highly selective issuance of waivers ...and SOME of those on strictly religious grounds....equal protection is blown clear out of the water.
So.. There are deep issues on this from more than one angle...but I'm sure there is a justification for all of it... some reasoning that makes that okay too.
(Imagine if Bush had forced something and gave waivers to Christians but not Muslims and the others? He'd have had calls for impeachment I'll bet. Baseless for that..but the calls would have been deafening)edit on 31-12-2012 by Wrabbit2000 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by jazztrance
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I don't know about any of their supposed waivers, please extrapolate by telling us what those waivers are, what they allow for and what the conditions are.