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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: starfire_xes]
    #22487187 - 11/06/15 05:07 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

Meanwhile:

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Ted Cruz Destroys Harry Reid on Senate Floor

One of the bills most vocal opponents has been Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid. During yesterday’s debate on the Senate floor, Reid falsely characterized the bill as one that would “tear innocent families apart.”

Senator Cruz fired back. Hard.

“It is sad that the Democratic leader chooses to stand with violent criminal illegal aliens instead of the American citizen,” Cruz began. “But even sadder is that he impugns legal immigrants.”

“I am the son of of an immigrant who came legally from Cuba,” Cruz continued. “And for the Democratic leader to cynically suggest that somehow immigrants should be lumped into the same bucket with murderers and rapists demonstrates the cynicism of the modern Democratic party.”




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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Count of Sabugosa]
    #22487675 - 11/06/15 06:34 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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We do enforce our domestic criminal laws, so I don't know what your concern is on criminality.

We don't enforce our immigration laws, that is my concern. Which makes the high crime rates of illegals and their families completely unacceptable to the vast majority of US citizens.





Again, we enforce it so well that the number of unsolved murders, not counting other crimes, is really shocking for a developed country. That means that we are not enforcing crime as we are supposed to do. And immigration laws are exactly what will be followed if all illegal aliens with no criminal record, etc., become legal.





"means that we are not enforcing crime as we are supposed to do"

So you want more cops, I don't. Lots of crimes can never be solved, do you have reason to believe law enforcement is incompetent? Or are you just babbling at nonsense?

"if all illegal aliens with no criminal record...become legal"

After they are deported that can apply for citizenship jusr like everyone else, they will go to the back of the line.


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: hostileuniverse]
    #22487689 - 11/06/15 06:37 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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Liberals DO NOT support the constitution, and you were the guy two days ago yapping about how it's not the end all be all and doesn't deserve praise...:facepalm3:




Liberals are the only ones who stand for personal Liberty.

I didn't say the constitution doesn't deserve praise at all. I said that we should respect it, but it should not be made akin to Gospel. It is not some holy document. I hear people like Glenn Beck saying that Jesus himself wrote the constitution with his own hand, etc.

I believe you conservatives have the right to hate the constitution, and to express your disdain for it. As a Liberal, I just don't particularly agree with you. I'm a bit of a fan, actually ;-)




Do you have a source for that Glenn beck?

And whatever dude, libs like Obumble call the constitution flawed all the time, so yeah, and are t you a Bernie supoorter? What part of his agenda is constitutional? LMFAO!




cmon goofy, surely you can back up these claims, lets hear it:popcorn:


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: hostileuniverse]
    #22487913 - 11/06/15 07:28 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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Liberals DO NOT support the constitution, and you were the guy two days ago yapping about how it's not the end all be all and doesn't deserve praise...:facepalm3:




Liberals are the only ones who stand for personal Liberty.

I didn't say the constitution doesn't deserve praise at all. I said that we should respect it, but it should not be made akin to Gospel. It is not some holy document. I hear people like Glenn Beck saying that Jesus himself wrote the constitution with his own hand, etc.

I believe you conservatives have the right to hate the constitution, and to express your disdain for it. As a Liberal, I just don't particularly agree with you. I'm a bit of a fan, actually ;-)




Do you have a source for that Glenn beck?

And whatever dude, libs like Obumble call the constitution flawed all the time, so yeah, and are t you a Bernie supoorter? What part of his agenda is constitutional? LMFAO!




cmon goofy, surely you can back up these claims, lets hear it:popcorn:




I hope you don't feel like this is some kind of 'gotcha' question, but since you won't let it go, here it is:

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It is God’s finger that wrote the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution.




You can find the video of him saying it here, at Liberty University.

http://gradspeeches.com/2010/2010/glenn-beck

That quote was taken out of the written transcript of his speech. You can type it in google and find a million links where people explain how Glenn Beck is a fucking hack.


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Bigbadwooof]
    #22488367 - 11/06/15 09:14 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

I'm not too familiar with Beck, but it would seem that he was wisely utilizing a simile; thus, once again, I am amused by your grievance.:cheers:


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Five References to God in the Declaration of Independence


By Dr. Harold Pease

It always amazes me when otherwise intelligent people are unable to find evidence of God in our governing documents. The Declaration of Independence, the signing of which we commemorate July 4th, alone has five references to God—two in the first paragraph, one in the middle, and two in the last.

“When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.” Who is responsible for “the laws of nature” but God—certainly not man nor nature itself? From the “laws of nature” sprang an awareness of natural law (sometimes called common sense), understood by early philosophers to be a source of higher law that never changes. This was best explained by Cicero, a Roman politician, as early as the 1st Century B. C. —even predating the existence of Christianity when he wrote: “Nor may any other law override it, nor may it be repealed as a whole or in part… Nor is it one thing at Rome and another at Athens, one thing today and another tomorrow, but one eternal and unalterable law, that binds all nations forever.” Of “Nature’s God,” the second reference to deity is, of course, more explicit and needs no explanation.

The third reference to God is the word “creator” found in the second paragraph. “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” This boldly identified our base for at least three unalienable rights as God, and the Founders identified this truth as self-evident. Any person endowed with common sense or reason would/could come to this conclusion.

So passionate were they with respect to these three “God-given rights” that such was identified as the purpose of government. “That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed…”

Moreover, their right of revolution hinged upon the denial of these “God-given rights.” “That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that Governments long established should not be changed for light and transient causes… But when a long train of abuses and usurpations… evinces a design to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government and to provide new Guards for their future security.” Once again, an appeal to natural law, which emanates from God, was noted and the loss of which always justifies revolution.

The fourth and fifth references to God are found in the last paragraph. The rightness of our cause was left to God as judge. “We, therefore, the Representatives of the United States of America, in General Congress, Assembled, appealing to the Supreme Judge of the world for the rectitude of our intentions, do, in the Name, and by Authority of the good People of these Colonies, solemnly publish and declare, That these united Colonies are, and of Right ought to be Free and Independent States, that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to the British Crown…”

The fifth and last reference to God asks for his divine protection in our revolutionary course of action. “And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we mutually pledge to each other our Lives, our Fortunes, and our sacred Honor.”
There was no dissent noted with respect to these references to God and their placement or emphasis in this document by any of the participants then, nor should there be now.

Dr. Harold Pease is an expert on the United States Constitution. He has dedicated his career to studying the writings of the Founding Fathers and applying that knowledge to current events. He has taught history and political science from this perspective for over 25 years at Taft College.




http://www.libertyunderfire.org/2011/07/five-references-to-god-in-the-declaration-of-independence/


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God and the Constitution

By Jerry Newcombe , CP Op-Ed Contributor

Some skeptics today like to argue that the founding fathers purposefully left God out of the Constitution. They say that a "Godless Constitution" was the intended design of the document---and they're wrong.

First of all, the authors of the Constitution not only mention God, they even mention that Jesus is God. They do this in the ratification clause. This was done "in the Year of Our Lord" 1787.

But some skeptics object. Yet law professor John Eidsmoe, author of the book, Christianity and the Constitution, notes in response to their objection: "Saying this [ratification] clause is not really part of the Constitution is like saying the attestation clause is not part of a will."

The general response of the skeptic is to dismiss the "Year of Our Lord" as just a custom. Custom, shmustom. The leaders of the French Revolution, who really did espouse a secular Enlightenment philosophy, changed their calendar a couple years after America's Constitution, in order to explicitly repudiate Christianity, so that time would not be measured in "the Year of Our Lord." (About a dozen years later, Napoleon restored the Christian calendar.)

To understand America's founders, we have to realize what Dr. Michael Novak of American Enterprise Institute has said. He observed that thinkers we call men of the "Enlightenment" are really of two sorts. There are those who believed in God and those who didn't.

The French Revolution was history's first secular revolution---and, incidentally, spilled rivers of blood. They chose to follow the unbelieving thinkers of the "Enlightenment" ---e.g., Voltaire, Diderot, Rousseau, and David Hume. But our founders quoted those men of the "Enlightenment" who believed in the Lord---e.g., Montesquieu, John Locke, and Sir William Blackstone.

In his The Spirit of Laws, Baron Montesquieu wrote: "We shall see that we owe to Christianity, in government, a certain political law, and in war a certain law of nations—benefits which human nature can never sufficiently acknowledge."

I used to have a Sunday school teacher who became born again while earning his Ph.D. at Yale. He studied John Locke in depth. Locke not only wrote his Second Treatise of Civil Government, which was influential to our nation's founders; but he also wrote The Reasonableness of Christianity. As my teacher read Locke in his own words, he came to embrace Christ.

Sir William Blackstone, the great British jurist, was important to our founders and is still quoted by the Supreme Court sometimes. Blackstone wrote of "the law of nature and the law of revelation"---like "the laws of Nature and of Nature's God" in our Declaration of Independence.

The two key founding documents in American history are the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. The first explains why we exist as a nation. Not only does the Declaration mention God four times, most importantly, it says that our rights come from the Creator.

The Constitution explains how we exist as a nation---how we are to function. The Constitution is predicated on the Declaration. When skeptics claim the Constitution doesn't mention God (which it does, in the ratification clause), they ignore that the latter is predicated on the former.

There were 55 men who assembled in what we now call the Constitutional Convention. Research shows that 50 to 52 of those men were members in good standing of Trinitarian churches. Many of them were even presidents and founders of Bible societies.

Certainly, Benjamin Franklin was not a Trinitarian, nor a member of such a church. Yet after weeks of wheel-spinning at the convention, on June 28, 1787, Dr. Franklin delivered a speech, asking them how it is that they had forgotten to seek God's help.

He said, "In the beginning of the contest with Great Britain, when we were sensible of danger, we had daily prayer in this room for divine protection. Our prayers, Sir, were heard, and they were graciously answered. All of us who were engaged in the struggle must have observed frequent instances of a superintending Providence in our favor."

He went on to say, "I have lived, Sir, a long time, and the longer I live, the more convincing proofs I see of this truth---that God governs in the affairs of men. And if a sparrow cannot fall to the ground without His notice, is it probable that an empire can rise without His aid?"

He asked that they pray. A variation of his request for prayer was accepted---so on July 4th, they all attended worship together at a local Christian church and prayed together. After they met, much of the acrimony had died down; and they were able to produce the Constitution. And again, Franklin was one of the least religious/orthodox of our nation's founding fathers.

Some of today's skeptics say that that any mention of God in government is "unconstitutional." That ironically would make the Constitution itself "unconstitutional!" I don't think so.




http://www.christianpost.com/news/god-and-the-constitution-129658/


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Shroom Detective]
    #22488384 - 11/06/15 09:17 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

not too familiar with Catholics, either, but it certainly seems old Hillary would be directed to say more than a few Hail Marys or something, regarding the email situation! :lol:


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Shroom Detective]
    #22488498 - 11/06/15 09:43 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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I'm not too familiar with Beck, but it would seem that he was wisely utilizing a simile; thus, once again, I am amused by your grievance.:cheers:




I don't have any grievance. Did you even read my post?

Also, are you implying that Glenn Beck was being insincere? I really doubt he was speaking about god so tongue in cheek at Liberty University... He was smiling throughout the entire speech. If it was a joke, I suppose I missed the punch line.


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Bigbadwooof]
    #22488603 - 11/06/15 10:16 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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I'm not too familiar with Beck, but it would seem that he was wisely utilizing a simile; thus, once again, I am amused by your grievance.:cheers:




I don't have any grievance. Did you even read my post?

Also, are you implying that Glenn Beck was being insincere? I really doubt he was speaking about god so tongue in cheek at Liberty University... He was smiling throughout the entire speech. If it was a joke, I suppose I missed the punch line.





Tried to read your posts without laughing, yet failed! :lol:

As for Beck, no, I did not watch the video, nor did I really read the transcript (glanced over it, though).  Does someone smiling make you angry?  Anyway, I had intended to state metaphor, as opposed to simile, but both can be powerfully utilized within literature and or speech, and it appears Beck correctly did so.


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Shroom Detective]
    #22488685 - 11/06/15 10:35 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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I'm not too familiar with Beck, but it would seem that he was wisely utilizing a simile; thus, once again, I am amused by your grievance.:cheers:




I don't have any grievance. Did you even read my post?

Also, are you implying that Glenn Beck was being insincere? I really doubt he was speaking about god so tongue in cheek at Liberty University... He was smiling throughout the entire speech. If it was a joke, I suppose I missed the punch line.





Tried to read your posts without laughing, yet failed! :lol:

As for Beck, no, I did not watch the video, nor did I really read the transcript (glanced over it, though).




... hmm lol

What makes you think I'm angry? I think you've conjured up some depiction of this conversation that is wildly inaccurate. Your assertion that I expressed some sort of grievance toward Glenn Beck is illustrative of that.

I also think that laughing is some sort of security blanket for you.

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Does someone smiling make you angry?  Anyway, I had intended to state metaphor, as opposed to simile, but both can be powerfully utilized within literature and or speech, and it appears Beck correctly did so.




I actually did watch the video and read the text. I know that religion sounds like metaphorical nonsense, but these people truly are serious. I am quite sure that Beck really does believe God 'worked through' the founding fathers to write the constitution.

My original point was that we should not head the constitution as though it were some sort of religious text, or 5th gospel. We should respect it, but it is not above reproach or dissent. Which is why I respect the right of conservatives to loathe the constitution and personal liberties of their fellow citizens, but I disapprove of them labeling themselves 'constitutionalists'. It is clearly a misnomer.

I used Glenn Beck's words as an example of the sort of religious reverence that many have for the Constitution. Patriotism has merged with religiosity in this country, and that is a dangerous tonic for such a powerful nation to swallow. Whether he was speaking metaphorically or not, I think the point remains quite valid.


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Bigbadwooof]
    #22488690 - 11/06/15 10:36 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

To expound, there exist many metaphors and similes within the Bible, and there is nothing tongue and cheek about it.  Hope that helps.


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Bigbadwooof]
    #22488716 - 11/06/15 10:44 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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I think you've conjured up some depiction of this conversation that is wildly inaccurate. Your assertion that I expressed




Well now, that is beyond hilarious, being that you confused my post with another poster over in the Hillary email thread, and said poster was making fun of you for it, which was what got me laughing at your posts, to start with! You are still clueless about it! You got trolled...:rofl:


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: qman]
    #22489331 - 11/07/15 06:29 AM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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So you want more cops, I don't. Lots of crimes can never be solved, do you have reason to believe law enforcement is incompetent? Or are you just babbling at nonsense?




Yes, cops can be incompetent as in many other professions. You didn't get me at all. You said that if a person is not violating immigration laws, there is no problem. I am telling you that there is at least one: unsolved crimes, at a rate that is shocking, once again, for a developed nation.


Now, you cannnot be serious about by my doubts regarding the competence of law enforcement. Locally, I have my own experience, but that doesn't count. What about all the people they shot and killed for no reason this year alone? And yes, sir, sometimes cases are closed early due to popular demand, and not because the real perpetrator of a given crime is caught.

More police in the streets? I don't think that is necessary, but it wouldn't hurt cops themselves and others unemployed. You don't want more cops? Ok. Point missed: You are worried about the violation of immigration laws that will still go violated no matter who the next president is. You say that we already have law-enforcement for other crimes, but deny both the incompetence and politics on the ground of those professionals paid little to risk their lives for ours. We are NOT efficient in law enforcement as we are SUPPOSED to be. Period. Meaning, you worry about the ant climbing your chair more than about the chainsaw trying to rip through your door.


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"if all illegal aliens with no criminal record...become legal"

After they are deported that can apply for citizenship jusr like everyone else, they will go to the back of the line.




Yes, as many do. Now, really, how exactly do you deport every illegal alien from the country? How does this affect your economy as a country? What does it say about your country to the rest of the world, when you are a hegemony? If you can solve those dilemmas, welcome to try them, but you can sit confortably on your couch and even lie down, because Trump, Carson or whoever pathetic figure is up in the GOP polls (beat by Hillary in almost every national poll), will not solve those dilemmas. I guarantee it.


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Shroom Detective]
    #22489639 - 11/07/15 08:47 AM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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To expound, there exist many metaphors and similes within the Bible, and there is nothing tongue and cheek about it.  Hope that helps.




:rolleyes: lmao... ok :tard:

What the fuck does that have to do with anything I said?

Another non-sequitur.


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Count of Sabugosa]
    #22489784 - 11/07/15 09:26 AM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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So you want more cops, I don't. Lots of crimes can never be solved, do you have reason to believe law enforcement is incompetent? Or are you just babbling at nonsense?




Yes, cops can be incompetent as in many other professions. You didn't get me at all. You said that if a person is not violating immigration laws, there is no problem. I am telling you that there is at least one: unsolved crimes, at a rate that is shocking, once again, for a developed nation.


Now, you cannnot be serious about by my doubts regarding the competence of law enforcement. Locally, I have my own experience, but that doesn't count. What about all the people they shot and killed for no reason this year alone? And yes, sir, sometimes cases are closed early due to popular demand, and not because the real perpetrator of a given crime is caught.

More police in the streets? I don't think that is necessary, but it wouldn't hurt cops themselves and others unemployed. You don't want more cops? Ok. Point missed: You are worried about the violation of immigration laws that will still go violated no matter who the next president is. You say that we already have law-enforcement for other crimes, but deny both the incompetence and politics on the ground of those professionals paid little to risk their lives for ours. We are NOT efficient in law enforcement as we are SUPPOSED to be. Period. Meaning, you worry about the ant climbing your chair more than about the chainsaw trying to rip through your door.


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"if all illegal aliens with no criminal record...become legal"

After they are deported that can apply for citizenship jusr like everyone else, they will go to the back of the line.




Yes, as many do. Now, really, how exactly do you deport every illegal alien from the country? How does this affect your economy as a country? What does it say about your country to the rest of the world, when you are a hegemony? If you can solve those dilemmas, welcome to try them, but you can sit confortably on your couch and even lie down, because Trump, Carson or whoever pathetic figure is up in the GOP polls (beat by Hillary in almost every national poll), will not solve those dilemmas. I guarantee it.




So illegal immigration is not a solvable issue because you "guarantee it". I'm sorry, but the majority of people aren't buying into that nonsense.


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Count of Sabugosa]
    #22489859 - 11/07/15 09:40 AM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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but you can sit confortably on your couch and even lie down, because Trump, Carson or whoever pathetic figure is up in the GOP polls (beat by Hillary in almost every national poll), will not solve those dilemmas. I guarantee it.





LOL..you haven't looked at the national polls lately have you.  THE HERO OF BOSNIA as WELL as BErNIE falling behind most of the top tier R's except for Trump.

:lolsy:

Face it--the racist, rich elitist left is coming apart.  People aren't buying the bullshit anymore.


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Bigbadwooof]
    #22490571 - 11/07/15 12:23 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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...What the fuck does that have to do with anything I said?...





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...doubt he was speaking...tongue in cheek...:bigkiss2:




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...there is nothing tongue and cheek :bigkiss2: about it.  Hope that helps.




Average intellect should have easily ascertained we were in agreement with one another. :shrug:

:takingnotes:  It would seem that individuals whom smile and/or laugh (pleasant dispositions), as well as individuals whom agree with you, cause you to have confusion and anger management issues.


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Shroom Detective]
    #22491042 - 11/07/15 02:05 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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Average intellect should have easily ascertained we were in agreement with one another. :shrug:




Watching you interact with BBW and Enlil you come off really passive aggressive.

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:takingnotes:  It would seem that individuals whom smile and/or laugh (pleasant dispositions), as well as individuals whom agree with you, cause you to have confusion and anger management issues.




Case in point.


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: paperbackwriter]
    #22491106 - 11/07/15 02:25 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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paperbackwriter said:
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Shroom Detective said:
Average intellect should have easily ascertained we were in agreement with one another. :shrug:




Watching you interact with BBW and Enlil you come off really passive aggressive.

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:takingnotes:  It would seem that individuals whom smile and/or laugh (pleasant dispositions), as well as individuals whom agree with you, cause you to have confusion and anger management issues.




Case in point.




merely playful...

This is funny, and on-topic :biggrin:

https://www.facebook.com/DonaldTrump/photos/a.488852220724.393301.153080620724/10156285975580725/?type=3


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Shroom Detective]
    #22491490 - 11/07/15 03:45 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

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...What the fuck does that have to do with anything I said?...





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...doubt he was speaking...tongue in cheek...:bigkiss2:




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...there is nothing tongue and cheek :bigkiss2: about it.  Hope that helps.




Average intellect should have easily ascertained we were in agreement with one another. :shrug:

:takingnotes:  It would seem that individuals whom smile and/or laugh (pleasant dispositions), as well as individuals whom agree with you, cause you to have confusion and anger management issues.




Oh... right, so because I said the words 'tongue in cheek', and you said the words 'tongue in cheek', it is relevant. Got it! lmao!

:rolleyes:

How can such a mindless person be so arrogant? Your post had absolutely nothing to do with anything. The discussion had nothing to do with the fucking Bible.

It's impossible to make a point with someone like you, because you can't even understand the arguments I'm making whatsoever.

I swear you people have zero critical thinking skills.

Glenn Beck was a side point. An example of a broader issue I was bringing up. The merger between patriotism and religiosity. The religious reverence that is so often unduly applied to the Constitution.

HU asked me to show evidence that Glenn Beck said what I paraphrased him saying. I did that. Why you decided to chirp in with a slew of utter rambling nonsense with no pertinence whatsoever is beyond me, but the my patience for your belligerent ignorance is about burnt up.


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Re: The Trump Phenomenon [Re: Bigbadwooof]
    #22493129 - 11/07/15 09:28 PM (8 years, 2 months ago)

Maybe a little sing-a-long will help you!



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