What a brave, patriotic American hero!

**FORD** · 02-02-2006, 12:50 AM

Originally posted by Warham
I think Mitt Romney's been a good governor for Mass. Much better than Jane Swift. She was the WORST governor in the history of the state, I'd say.

Shit Romney will never be a Republican nominee for President.

The Religious Reich considers Mormonism to be a heretical cult. He literally doesn't have a prayer with those assholes.

If I were Twit, i'd move back to Utah and run for president/prophet of the inevitable Utah/Southern Idaho Mormon republic which will eventually be formed when the secessions come in the not so distant future.

**scamper** · 02-02-2006, 09:17 AM

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Believe it or not, I consider myself pretty solidly moderate... [/B]

You're not

**scamper** · 02-02-2006, 09:23 AM

Cindy Sheehan knew exactly what she was doing, she knew the shirt wouldn't be allowed and that she would be removed. This was a calculated publicity stunt.

**MAX** · 02-02-2006, 09:32 AM

Originally posted by FORD
Religious Reich considers Mormonism to be a heretical cult. He literally doesn't have a prayer with those assholes.

Sorry Ford but 99.9999999% of Mormons are Republicans and YES, they ARE a cult!!!

**FORD** · 02-02-2006, 11:49 AM

Originally posted by MAX
Sorry Ford but 99.9999999% of Mormons are Republicans and YES, they ARE a cult!!!

I'm well aware that Mormons embrace right wing conservatism, but the feeling is not mutual down in the so-called "Bible Belt". Hell, a lot of them still hate Catholics, and were scared shitless of "that goddamned Jew" becoming vice president in 2000. Never mind that Romney supports 100% of their agenda and Lieberman supports 95% of it.

As far as them being a cult, I wouldn't say that at this point in time. Just one of many churches that distorts the teachings of Christ into a doctrine entirely of their own making.

**MAX** · 02-02-2006, 11:54 AM

Ford,

Please, I stay shut in heeya. Why? I have principles and I really don't have a podium in where to stand right now.

However, you ever wanna debate, chat or discuss Mormonism, I'll blow you out of the water.

Props.

**FORD** · 02-02-2006, 12:00 PM

Originally posted by MAX
Ford,

Please, I stay shut in heeya. Why? I have principles and I really don't have a podium in where to stand right now.

However, you ever wanna debate, chat or discuss Mormonism, I'll blow you out of the water.

Props.

I probably know LDS doctrine better than most who live outside of Utah. Never was a church member or even close to it, but I grew up with Mormon neighbors who were trying to recruit my mom, had discussions with Mormons in high school. Even dated a Mormon chick for a little while, but when I made it clear I wasn't converting that was over...... Probably should have done it though. She had a friend who looked like an LDS Jenny McCarthy who would have made a great second wife!

**MAX** · 02-02-2006, 12:20 PM

Ford,

Please, my dad's side of the fam 'tis beyond Mormoid.

You know who James E. Talmage 'tis? He wrote a well respected book called "Jesus The Christ" and has a building named after him at The University of Utah.

Well, he's my Great, Great, Grandfather on Mama's side. She owns a lot of his "valuables" as well.

Seriously my friend, if you ever wanna "play ball" regarding Mormonism I already have you beaten. Did you ever attend their services? I did as a child. Even being a "non" in Utah, one has "farewells" for friends who go on "missions" etc.

I win with this one cos I've lived it my entire life.

**fe_lung** · 02-02-2006, 12:27 PM

Originally posted by Nickdfresh
Again, how many people does he actually know that died in Iraq? He's never even been to a military funeral, not once!

Because that would make a private moment a media circus. There was an article in newsweek a couple of months ago that talked about how he tries to meet familes whenever he appears at bases. He meets them in a private area by himself and the families are free to ask any question they want, scream at him, whatever...

Fuck, I don't like the guy but that's a pretty amazing thing for a president to do!

**Nickdfresh** · 02-02-2006, 12:33 PM

Originally posted by diamondD
Nick, i've heard you complain about FORD's censorship in the past. Why is it ok this time? Is it just because you agree with him? Censorship is censorship, doesn't matter if you agree with the content.

I didn't say that I agree with it, I just think you guys are going a little overboard and wasting a lot of time and bandwidth complaining....

I'm also playing devil's advocate...

Yeah, he should have left the thread title on its retard level, but at the same time, he didn't delete anything, and if you want to read the thread title, just go to the first post by a bitter, uniformed, immature, and stupefying troll...

**FORD** · 02-02-2006, 12:37 PM

Originally posted by fe_lung
Because that would make a private moment a media circus. There was an article in newsweek a couple of months ago that talked about how he tries to meet familes whenever he appears at bases. He meets them in a private area by himself and the families are free to ask any question they want, scream at him, whatever...

Fuck, I don't like the guy but that's a pretty amazing thing for a president to do!

Those so called "private meetings" are a joke. Chimpy basically reads talking points from a script (that he probably didn't even write) and makes generic psuedo sympathetic comments about "your loved one". And no, they don't get to scream at him. That would never be allowed by Chimp's handlers. They have insulated him so far from the real world that the dumb bastard doesn't even realize what he said when he admitted to killing 30,000 Iraqi civilians on live TV. (the actual number is much higher)

**Nickdfresh** · 02-02-2006, 12:40 PM

Originally posted by Cathedral
After reviewing the situation and getting the facts i have determined she should not have been arrested at all.
If her protest was silent, and it seems it was to that point, they had no right to remove her.
She wasn't disrupting the event so she should have just been left alone until she made noise.
There is no dress code, more like a Sheehan code, where they aren't allowed.

I don't respect the woman, but it is now clear she was done wrong last night, very wrong.
Her ticket gave her access to the speech and her attire was not a threat to anyone or the event as long as she sat quietly.

There are a whole slew of issues from last night that right now aren't sitting well with me.
I think they actually keep Bush in a bubble from everything but what he's told to say and do...he sure as hell doesn't answer for himself and then he barely answers a question, if at all.

Did i say i don't trust him?
It seems as though i've said that before, several times.

How right you are CAT! In fact, it was just dumb to have thrown the Republican Senator's wife out with the "Support Our Troops" tee-shirt on. Both tee-shirts, while simplistic and trite, smacking of the "bumper-sticker" mentality, still represented valid arguments for, and against, the War...

**Nickdfresh** · 02-02-2006, 12:42 PM

Originally posted by scamper
You're not

Really? How's that?

**scamper** · 02-02-2006, 12:52 PM

Originally posted by Nickdfresh
Really? How's that?

Most of your statements that I've read seem to be quite a bit left of center, but if I'm mistaken I apologize.

**Nickdfresh** · 02-02-2006, 01:51 PM

Originally posted by Guitar Shark
I agree. I'm going to stop posting in this forum for a while, this is beyond ridiculous.

What a brave, patriotic American hero!

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