Always the same few people…they just can’t not ruin things for the group.
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Who? Did something happen after my post? What ruined it?
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Yeah, it sure is. It is the same people who chase people away. Then gloat about doing it. Then sob if someone calls them out on it. I myself don’t wish for their demise, just growth. Then again that is the difference from being an adult and that of a child.
Always the same people… LOL, simple. Look at the progressions of the people who posted joking and having fun, then look at Will_B first post; he is just shiat stirring like normal with nothing to say about the topic at hand. See how easy it is when it is laid out in print for everyone to see. Then the rest of the children jump in and then start the name-calling… Yup, always the same group of wannabe playground bullies. Just pathetic.
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It takes every kind of people to make the world go round. (Robert Palmer)
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Consider the individuals who propel the world forward. (makes the world go round)
It’s called being an adult for a reason; now why don’t you try acting like one instead of this childish behavior you seem to have mastered? (Unknown)
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As long as no one gets hurt I think it is childlike. Having the innocence of a child is a virtue. Having the ability to control our emotions and be kind to people is acting like an adult. I see nothing wrong with being childlike being childish on the other hand….
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ahhhh… why does everyone leave out impalement???
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Not everyone!
I’ve been a big fan of the “Forest of the Impaled” 1462.
Pretty much stopped the Ottomans in their tracks!
If we were smart we could stop the Demoncrats in their tracks!
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You don’t have to swear on a holy book at all, him opting to use the Koran has more meaning to him than him swearing in on a Bible which he does not believe.
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Exactly the problem.
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Not exactly seeing the problem, the Koran is pretty strict, while the Bible is just highlight the parts you want to follow.
LOL. I don’t follow either, but Christains aren’t calling for jihad and slicing the necks of “nonbelievers” nor tossing gays off rooftops.
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The majority of Christians In the United States, like the majority of Muslims in the United States do not want to see any of that. But what you have cited happens in both Christian and Muslim nations where Theocracy has control.
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so your cool with moose lambs getting into power and swearing on the book while doing it?
a warning has been and is being given…
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Muslims don’t want it??? IMHO I think you’re dreaming better look way more closely…
they’re trying to create a sharia only town in Texas as you read this…
should they succeed you will see them appearing everywhere…
NOTE: the Constitution and Bill of Rights will NOT apply in those towns…
they will make sure of that… this nation will start seeing no go areas like in europe
OH BTW seems you have a difficulty with christians… not sure why… care to explain and get it out in the open?
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When people don’t let their light shine and let their love flow they start moving away from their religion. It starts being lip service.(in word not in deed) They claim to be religious. G-d bless them.
I am unaware of any nation that is a Christain theocracy, except the Papal state, but they are not killing unbelievers, nor waging jihad.
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Ghana is a country moving towards Christian Theocracy, the religion heavily influence their politics and laws.
This is such a tired propaganda from the echo chamber. Just Christian Nationalist crap. No one is trying to implement Sharia law in the US. If anything, strict Jewish communities have half tried to do this, but Christian Nationalists like the Jews right? Why is that? The other big lie - that this is a Judeo/Christian country? Exactly why are Jews cool, but not Muslims? Or is the goal to get rid of the Muslims first, and then get rid of the Jews?
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Let’s start with the radical Muslims that openly, in a crowd, throw bombs designed to cause as much physical damage as possible to human beings…
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