02 Jan 08
Originally posted by KellyJayThen why do you assume they're telling the truth about their other beliefs? You take their word about their differing belief systems.
Being so far removed from all of those people, I wouldn't know what
they are any way. I have to rely on the News to tell me and I don't
trust that as far as I can throw it. 🙂 Anyone can claim to be anything
many of them know the right words to say, but do they really mean
them?
Kelly
02 Jan 08
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Originally posted by AThousandYoungI'll give everyone the benifit of the doubt until I'm given a reason not
Then why do you assume they're telling the truth about their other beliefs? You take their word about their differing belief systems.
to, but making a claim does not mean anything out side of a claim
was made.
Kelly
02 Jan 08
Originally posted by AThousandYoungNot at all -- character counts.
Is that how your political choices work? "Well, he desires power over all else...will say anything if he thinks it's what we want to hear and it will make him more powerful...but at least he's a Republican! Let's vote him in."
03 Jan 08
Originally posted by SmookiePNo they didn't. It was those stupid Liberals who couldn't follow simple directions to insure that when they punched the ballot there wasn't any chad hanging. Even after they squelched the votes from the servicemembers overseas (most were for Bush) they couldn't cheat their way to victory. Too dammed stupid to be given the priveledge to vote.
The Supreme Court elected George Dubya, so what does it matter who's in the office of President?
03 Jan 08
Originally posted by KellyJayUmm, no, you don't give these people the benefit of the doubt when they say they're Christians. That's an outright lie.
I'll give everyone the benifit of the doubt until I'm given a reason not
to, but making a claim does not mean anything out side of a claim
was made.
Kelly