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May 4, 2016 21:42:10   #
reconreb Loc: America / Inglis Fla.
 
samtheyank wrote:
I think we should be very careful not to offend Muslims. If we are in a public place or at a public event, such as a football game, we can suspend playing or singing the National Athem. I think that is a way of showing respect for their religion, Islam, and respect for their culture. In return they will respect us for showing consideration for their beliefs. All the National Athem is a English Drinking tune for drunks. During the Olympic Games, Americans shout USA! USA! This is arrogance and shows other people from other nations that we think we are better than them.
I think we should be very careful not to offend Mu... (show quote)


Been fishing lately Sam , I know your trolling here with this post , any bites ?

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May 4, 2016 21:50:03   #
reconreb Loc: America / Inglis Fla.
 
Little Ball of H**e wrote:
There is something fundamentally wrong with someone who h**es dogs.


Do ya think we could turn that situation around on the muzzi's , I propose a pit bull / muzzi fight club , free drinks and all the BBQ pork for a nominal fee , and of course betting !!

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May 4, 2016 22:30:02   #
Carol Kelly
 
ron vrooman wrote:
Have her contact me please! I think she may have a case in federal court for civil rights and due process. I am PAG and I'll help her. civil rights, due process is codified and when it is proven the federal court awards recompense to the victim, by law and I earn a fee..


I'll talk to her and get her permission to contact you. I'll send a private note. Thank you. We never thought about it. They were extremely rude.

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May 4, 2016 22:34:56   #
samtheyank
 
dbleach3 wrote:
samtheyank wrote:
I think we should be very careful not to offend Mu... (show quote)

Why in the HELL would an American write anything like this crap. Were they worried about offending us while dancing in the streets in Palestine after the planes flew into the World Trade Center. I am a 22 year vet of the USAF and whenever I was in a foreign country I observed their customs as best I could. Quite frankly I would never want you to fly on my wing, I couldn't trust you to have my back!!
samtheyank wrote: br I think we should be very car... (show quote)


You didn't read my later statements. I was playing the Devil's advocate. Dbleach3 I am one of you. I am tired of that piece of garbage in the White House and I am tired of fooling with these barbarians who are Obama's pawns. If Trump wins the White House, I hope he will get tough and apply the word commonly known as NO.

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May 4, 2016 22:44:09   #
badbobby Loc: texas
 
reconreb wrote:
Do ya think we could turn that situation around on the muzzi's , I propose a pit bull / muzzi fight club , free drinks and all the BBQ pork for a nominal fee , and of course betting !!



and girls in short shorts and wet t shirts for cheer leaders

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May 5, 2016 00:33:58   #
Carol Kelly
 
samtheyank wrote:
You didn't read my later statements. I was playing the Devil's advocate. Dbleach3 I am one of you. I am tired of that piece of garbage in the White House and I am tired of fooling with these barbarians who are Obama's pawns. If Trump wins the White House, I hope he will get tough and apply the word commonly known as NO.


He will get tough! Newt Gingrich set up a meeting with some hand picked Senators and Newt said they were all impressed with the questions Trump asked. Gingrich might make a good VP. It will be interesting to see who Trump picks.

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May 5, 2016 01:38:49   #
samtheyank
 
Carol Kelly wrote:
He will get tough! Newt Gingrich set up a meeting with some hand picked Senators and Newt said they were all impressed with the questions Trump asked. Gingrich might make a good VP. It will be interesting to see who Trump picks.


Newt is a very smart man. He has been Speaker, a Representative and holds a Phd. in history. Some of his decisions while he was Speaker were questionable. I think he would be a much better asset as an advisor. If he were V. P., I think he would be too much a lighting rod for the Liberal Press. I would love to have him on my team, but in the right position where he will be most effective. I think Trump needs a person, a new and fresh face, who knows the Senate, House and how all this works as an entity. The main reaon is to get nominations and legislation through Congress.

I have news for CNN, MSNBC and the MSM in general. It will be one hake of a shock on E******n Night. I think most Americans want a President that is honest and puts their interest first for a change. The Liberal Press makes me want to vomit. I remember all the things they said about Reagan and how he would loose to Carter. President Carter would wipe the floor up with him. We all know how that turned out!

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May 5, 2016 04:54:32   #
jack sequim wa Loc: Blanchard, Idaho
 
JimMe wrote:
I'm a USA Citizen, and I will only speak to Muslims who immigrate to Our USA:

My problem stems from the DemLib-Socialists that kowtow to Islamic Beliefs and change School Programs, Business Programs, and EVEN LAWS to placate Muslims...

Sharia Laws are Islamic Laws... When Religious Laws conflict with Our Nation's Laws, Our Nation's Laws MUST PREVAIL... Because Our USA is founded on the Principle that NO RELIGION WILL DICTATE LAW...

And I STRONGLY BELIEVE that if ANYONE commits crimes AGAINST Our Nation's Laws IN THE NAME OF THEIR RELIGION, they should be arrested, tried, and if found guilty, imprisoned or executed AS OUR NATION'S LAWS PROVIDE FOR...
I'm a USA Citizen, and I will only speak to Muslim... (show quote)



History (actual history) proves the founders wanted "Christianity to influence the laws of our nation. Separation of church and state was "specifically " to stop government from doing anything to support Islam ( as an example ).

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May 5, 2016 05:30:05   #
samtheyank
 
jack sequim wa wrote:
History (actual history) proves the founders wanted "Christianity to influence the laws of our nation. Separation of church and state was "specifically " to stop government from doing anything to support Islam ( as an example ).


Jack,

The seperation of church and state was not, never has been, in the Constitution. It was a concept that was dreamed up by some law clerk after WWII. It was never really established until Madelin O'Hare brought her case before the Supreme Court in 1963. The intent of the Founding Fathers was that the government would not support one particular denomination, The Anglican Church, with its money. If you look at the early cases that were brought before the Supreme Court at the founding of our nation, they, the S. C., always ruled in favor of the Church. The First Amendment was designed to protect the government from the church and not the church from the government. If you read the writings of Washington, Jefferson, Adams, B. Rush, Franklin, they believed that for America to remain free, strong and prosperous, it would have to have a foundation well rooted in the Christian Philosophy of life. If I may add something else, fifty-three of the fifty-five founding fathers were Orthodox, Evangelical Christians. The were well educated in Greek, Latin, Law, Philosophy, Theology and history. They knew their stuff. According to a lot of historians, the men that were gathered in Philadelphia from 1787 to 1791 were the greatest wealth of human talent ever assembled in human history. The talent alone that came from Virginia was greater then the Golden Age of Greece. The seperation of church and state has been the greatest lie perpetrated upon the American People, our culture and our history. In our current educational system, they never teach our young people these important and relevant facts. How Sad!

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May 5, 2016 07:36:35   #
littlebit
 
samtheyank wrote:
Jack,

The seperation of church and state was not, never has been, in the Constitution. It was a concept that was dreamed up by some law clerk after WWII. It was never really established until Madelin O'Hare brought her case before the Supreme Court in 1963. The intent of the Founding Fathers was that the government would not support one particular denomination, The Anglican Church, with its money. If you look at the early cases that were brought before the Supreme Court at the founding of our nation, they, the S. C., always ruled in favor of the Church. The First Amendment was designed to protect the government from the church and not the church from the government. If you read the writings of Washington, Jefferson, Adams, B. Rush, Franklin, they believed that for America to remain free, strong and prosperous, it would have to have a foundation well rooted in the Christian Philosophy of life. If I may add something else, fifty-three of the fifty-five founding fathers were Orthodox, Evangelical Christians. The were well educated in Greek, Latin, Law, Philosophy, Theology and history. They knew their stuff. According to a lot of historians, the men that were gathered in Philadelphia from 1787 to 1791 were the greatest wealth of human talent ever assembled in human history. The talent alone that came from Virginia was greater then the Golden Age of Greece. The seperation of church and state has been the greatest lie perpetrated upon the American People, our culture and our history. In our current educational system, they never teach our young people these important and relevant facts. How Sad!
Jack, br br The seperation of church and state wa... (show quote)


Very well said.

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May 5, 2016 08:17:32   #
AL gouhti Loc: Jannah
 
Sons of Liberty wrote:
Pardon my French, but you are one fucked up individual. Why don't you just leave and take the rest of the muzzies with you.



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May 5, 2016 08:38:40   #
lindajoy Loc: right here with you....
 
samtheyank wrote:
Jack,

The seperation of church and state was not, never has been, in the Constitution. It was a concept that was dreamed up by some law clerk after WWII. It was never really established until Madelin O'Hare brought her case before the Supreme Court in 1963. The intent of the Founding Fathers was that the government would not support one particular denomination, The Anglican Church, with its money. If you look at the early cases that were brought before the Supreme Court at the founding of our nation, they, the S. C., always ruled in favor of the Church. The First Amendment was designed to protect the government from the church and not the church from the government. If you read the writings of Washington, Jefferson, Adams, B. Rush, Franklin, they believed that for America to remain free, strong and prosperous, it would have to have a foundation well rooted in the Christian Philosophy of life. If I may add something else, fifty-three of the fifty-five founding fathers were Orthodox, Evangelical Christians. The were well educated in Greek, Latin, Law, Philosophy, Theology and history. They knew their stuff. According to a lot of historians, the men that were gathered in Philadelphia from 1787 to 1791 were the greatest wealth of human talent ever assembled in human history. The talent alone that came from Virginia was greater then the Golden Age of Greece. The seperation of church and state has been the greatest lie perpetrated upon the American People, our culture and our history. In our current educational system, they never teach our young people these important and relevant facts. How Sad!
Jack, br br The seperation of church and state wa... (show quote)


Very true sam and Thank You for bringing it up...Likewise, Article Six of the United States Constitution also specifies that "no religious test shall ever be required as a Qualification to any Office or public Trust under the United States." Jefferson is the one that reasoned the wall of separation and later his reasoning of it framed how it was later interpreted...Reynolds v the US (1879) established reference to Jefferson's analogy relative to the First amendment....From there, others quoted it in the absolute although there has always been great debate over its true intention..I believe it is because of where they all came from and what they endured that caused them to flee their country, coming here and establishing a government "independent of religion' in any capacity..In other words, free to worship any religion we chose without limits or restraint from "government"..

Ever read the Federalist Papers?? Excellent in the know information of what made our founding fathers so great...They truly were, as well!!

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May 5, 2016 09:09:50   #
bahmer
 
reconreb wrote:
Do ya think we could turn that situation around on the muzzi's , I propose a pit bull / muzzi fight club , free drinks and all the BBQ pork for a nominal fee , and of course betting !!


Muslims currently make up approximately 0.9% of the U.S. adult population, or 1.8 million Muslim adults. If children are included, the Muslim population in the United States totals 2.75 million Muslims in the country, the majority of whom (63%) are immigrants.Dec 10, 2015 As you can see there are to many Muslims in this country to do it by pit bulls we must come up with a way to disperse a larger number quicker. Any more ideas as we all want them gone and the one we want gone the most is residing in our white house.

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May 5, 2016 09:16:35   #
bahmer
 
samtheyank wrote:
Jack,

The seperation of church and state was not, never has been, in the Constitution. It was a concept that was dreamed up by some law clerk after WWII. It was never really established until Madelin O'Hare brought her case before the Supreme Court in 1963. The intent of the Founding Fathers was that the government would not support one particular denomination, The Anglican Church, with its money. If you look at the early cases that were brought before the Supreme Court at the founding of our nation, they, the S. C., always ruled in favor of the Church. The First Amendment was designed to protect the government from the church and not the church from the government. If you read the writings of Washington, Jefferson, Adams, B. Rush, Franklin, they believed that for America to remain free, strong and prosperous, it would have to have a foundation well rooted in the Christian Philosophy of life. If I may add something else, fifty-three of the fifty-five founding fathers were Orthodox, Evangelical Christians. The were well educated in Greek, Latin, Law, Philosophy, Theology and history. They knew their stuff. According to a lot of historians, the men that were gathered in Philadelphia from 1787 to 1791 were the greatest wealth of human talent ever assembled in human history. The talent alone that came from Virginia was greater then the Golden Age of Greece. The seperation of church and state has been the greatest lie perpetrated upon the American People, our culture and our history. In our current educational system, they never teach our young people these important and relevant facts. How Sad!
Jack, br br The seperation of church and state wa... (show quote)


Amen and Amen

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May 5, 2016 09:25:45   #
lindajoy Loc: right here with you....
 
bahmer wrote:
Muslims currently make up approximately 0.9% of the U.S. adult population, or 1.8 million Muslim adults. If children are included, the Muslim population in the United States totals 2.75 million Muslims in the country, the majority of whom (63%) are immigrants.Dec 10, 2015 As you can see there are to many Muslims in this country to do it by pit bulls we must come up with a way to disperse a larger number quicker. Any more ideas as we all want them gone and the one we want gone the most is residing in our white house.
Muslims currently make up approximately 0.9% of th... (show quote)



Yes, v**e Trump in and then be dang sure he does what he said to get them out and keep any more from coming in..We've lived with it until now, we can wait a few more months bahmer...

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