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Transgender Threat: Texas Governor Blasts NFL for Warning
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Feb 20, 2017 10:25:16   #
padremike Loc: Phenix City, Al
 
PaulPisces wrote:
Yes..the same way Churches should stick to religion and stay out of politics!

In any case, the NFL is an organization whose sole purpose is to extract as much money as possible from your pockets and put it into theirs.
While I laud their support of equality, they will do what is best for the bottom line. If you think a boycott of NFL games will sway their position, then I say go for it! But my guess is there are a lot more men than you think who are unwilling to give up watching NFL football just because of the organization's support of where transgendered folk pee.
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As I understand your reasoning you believe religious people and Clergy should stay out of politics because when politics interfere with their religious beliefs they should neither have voice nor vote? Being homosexual hasn't influenced your objective reasoning ability has it Paul? You laud the support of equality and I abhor the political advocating of sin. And you would probably support Christians compromising their faith to recognize homosexuality as normal, natural and healthy but to do so is a lie.

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Feb 20, 2017 11:13:50   #
boatbob2
 
I hope the Texas governor,tells the nfl,to take their games,and stuff them where the sun dont shine.

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Feb 20, 2017 12:09:43   #
Holdenbeach4u Loc: Holden Beach , NC
 
Why the parents should not let there child changed the male vs female , the birth certificate state what sex they were born with ! Everyone are against it except these 2 states because its there right to stand up what is right in the Lord Eyes !

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Feb 20, 2017 13:23:01   #
no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun
 
padremike wrote:
As I understand your reasoning you believe religious people and Clergy should stay out of politics because when politics interfere with their religious beliefs they should neither have voice nor vote? Being homosexual hasn't influenced your objective reasoning ability has it Paul? You laud the support of equality and I abhor the political advocating of sin. And you would probably support Christians compromising their faith to recognize homosexuality as normal, natural and healthy but to do so is a lie.
As I understand your reasoning you believe religio... (show quote)


You put that so succinctly. The left really does believe that those of us who don't live in the fairy tale world of lets pretend, where if you imagine you are something that makes it so are the ones who have the problem with reality. They willingly accept as fact the woman who has fake cat whiskers implanted in her cheeks and crawls around going "meow" really is a cat, and the man who fondles his penis while believing it is a vagina really is a woman.

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Feb 20, 2017 14:14:41   #
ginger
 
no propaganda please wrote:
Transgender Threat: Texas Governor Blasts NFL for Warning
02/16/2017 / By shawn
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Houston just finished hosting a hugely-successful Super Bowl, but NFL officials are warning that it could be Texas’s last. League spokesman Brian McCarthy said Friday that the NFL would consider pulling future events out of the Lone Star State if a transgender bathroom bill were to become law.

“If a proposal that is discriminatory or inconsistent with our values were to become law there, that would certainly be a factor considered when thinking about awarding future events,” said McCarthy.

McCarthy was referencing a bill currently working its way through the Republican-dominated state legislature that would require men and women to use the bathroom facilities that correspond with their birth gender.

In an interview with Glenn Beck on Tuesday, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said the NFL was “walking on thin ice” when it came to telling states what they can and cannot do in the political realm.

“The NFL needs to concentrate on playing football and get the heck out of politics,” Abbott said. “For some low-level NFL adviser to come out and say that they are going to micromanage and try to dictate to the state of Texas what types of policies we’re going to pass in our state, that’s unacceptable.”

Abbott said Americans were getting tired of these corporate entities throwing their weight around in the political arena.

“We don’t care what the NFL thinks and certainly what their political policies are because they are not a political arm of the state of Texas or the United States of America,” he said. “They need to learn their place in the United States, which is to govern football, not politics.”

Unfortunately, everything is getting mixed together, and these corporations inevitably – inevitably – side with the social liberals. North Carolina, of course, took an enormous financial hit last year when their own version of a transgender bathroom bill turned into a national cause. Now these companies – including sports leagues like the NFL, the NBA, and the NCAA – are trying once again to defeat political measures using economic might. That’s not democracy. That’s basically blackmail.

Alas, it is legal. But if these companies start losing fan support for sticking their collective noses into social issues that don’t concern them, they’ll learn to back off or pay the price for their interference.



Few people are concerned about those transgender people who have had surgery to make their bodies reflect their gender dysphoria. What people are concerned about is those people who claim they are the opposite sex but are in the beginning stages of "transitioning" which may include hormone treatment or just the psychiatric examination that goes before any hormone "treatment"
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I can see this bathroom bill in the sense of if the person still looks the same. But this isn't a narrow bill, it covers everyone. So, if you have a transgender female to male and suddenly this big guy with a beard comes into the ladies room, that just isn't going to be good!

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Feb 20, 2017 17:19:38   #
PaulPisces Loc: San Francisco
 
padremike wrote:
As I understand your reasoning you believe religious people and Clergy should stay out of politics because when politics interfere with their religious beliefs they should neither have voice nor vote? Being homosexual hasn't influenced your objective reasoning ability has it Paul? You laud the support of equality and I abhor the political advocating of sin. And you would probably support Christians compromising their faith to recognize homosexuality as normal, natural and healthy but to do so is a lie.
As I understand your reasoning you believe religio... (show quote)



You misunderstand, padre.

It is the church as an instrument of politics with which I have a problem, not the clergy. The clergy has, as do all people, an inalienable right to engage in politics to further their beliefs. But I feel strongly that should be done as an individual, separate from the clergy's role as the leader of a church (or as is believed in some churches, as the embodiment of the powers of Christ). Organize all the groups and protests and voting guides you want, but do it in your home or in some space separate from the church.

Preaching politics directly from the pulpit seems to me more than a little like your boss at work telling you how to vote. Besides, it compromises the separation of church and state.

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Feb 20, 2017 17:33:47   #
padremike Loc: Phenix City, Al
 
PaulPisces wrote:
You misunderstand, padre.

It is the church as an instrument of politics with which I have a problem, not the clergy. The clergy has, as do all people, an inalienable right to engage in politics to further their beliefs. But I feel strongly that should be done as an individual, separate from the clergy's role as the leader of a church (or as is believed in some churches, as the embodiment of the powers of Christ). Organize all the groups and protests and voting guides you want, but do it in your home or in some space separate from the church.

Preaching politics directly from the pulpit seems to me more than a little like your boss at work telling you how to vote. Besides, it compromises the separation of church and state.
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If the clergy are not ordained to preach and teach the Truth from their pulpit they are not doing the task they were ordained to do. Period! If that truth attacks the policies of the government they are still required to teach the Truth. They spoke against the sin of slavery should they have remained quiet. The troubles we have today can be squarely set at the feet of Christian clergy and congregations who did not stand up, speak up and defend the faith. The first amendment does not restrict the Church, it restricts the government from sticking their rump scratching fingers into the pulpit!

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Feb 20, 2017 17:51:29   #
PulletSurprise Loc: Columbus, GA
 
Simply, it is about Controlling the masses, "Sit down, shut up and hop as directed."



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Feb 20, 2017 19:52:23   #
ghostgotcha Loc: The Florida swamps
 
PaulPisces wrote:
You misunderstand, padre.

It is the church as an instrument of politics with which I have a problem, not the clergy. The clergy has, as do all people, an inalienable right to engage in politics to further their beliefs. But I feel strongly that should be done as an individual, separate from the clergy's role as the leader of a church (or as is believed in some churches, as the embodiment of the powers of Christ). Organize all the groups and protests and voting guides you want, but do it in your home or in some space separate from the church.

Preaching politics directly from the pulpit seems to me more than a little like your boss at work telling you how to vote. Besides, it compromises the separation of church and state.
You misunderstand, padre. br br It is the church... (show quote)


Quite the opposite Paul... If you understand that your hatred for the church comes from the teachings of it, then you will be on the way to your salvation.

Perhaps the below will help (if you think about the message)



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Feb 20, 2017 21:25:26   #
teabag09
 
Loki, I wonder if these pricks realize that millions of men and women have M-15's if they want to shove their crap down our throats.

By the way I don't think most players care about this stuff. I think it is mostly the owners who want to hob-nob with the hollyweirds and the like so they'll go along to be accepted in the clique. Mike
Loki wrote:
Ah yes. the NFL. A bunch of multi-millionaire spoiled brat crybabies who are mostly so stupid if it weren't for football they'd be on welfare. They think wearing a helmet and carrying a football makes them special, so they don't have to stand for the National Anthem. I wonder if these pricks realize that millions of men and women also wore helmets and carried M-16's instead of a damn football to allow them the right to act like ignorant, butthurt ingrates.
Screw the NFL. Stop watching them and supporting them and see how fast they change their tune.
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Feb 21, 2017 13:43:53   #
doubled
 
This bs with the NFL and all the other sports assoc warning TX and NC they won't have there games their if they don't support the bathroom bill is about the last straw for many of us. I haven't watched a football game all yr even the Super Bowl because of jerks like Capernik and know thus? Why they can't keep their nose out politics is beyond me, everyone is entitled to their own opinion but keep it out of sports

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Feb 21, 2017 20:55:10   #
Larry the Legend Loc: Not hiding in Milton
 
doubled wrote:
This bs with the NFL and all the other sports assoc warning TX and NC they won't have there games their if they don't support the bathroom bill is about the last straw for many of us. I haven't watched a football game all yr even the Super Bowl because of jerks like Capernik and know thus? Why they can't keep their nose out politics is beyond me, everyone is entitled to their own opinion but keep it out of sports


Maybe that's the problem, maybe they need someone telling them how to run the NFL and see how they like it. It's always easier to be the busybody than the one being busybodied.

In any case, what difference does it make to the NFL whether boys are using girls bathrooms or not?

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