Under God

Discussion in 'Politics' started by ShoeshineBoy, Jun 16, 2004.

  1. WOW! Check out this speedgliding picture I found!!

    [​IMG]

    You got balls THAT big ART??? LMAOOOOOOOOO :p


    Like watching a little chicken shit child attempting to talk
    down to a dude with HUGE BALLS willing to rip through
    gates at 80mph! You wont even accept his EASY MONEY $100,000 bet!!

    BWAAA HAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAAAA :p

    Dude.... you are a PUSSY compared to Turok in every way :D

    peace

    axeman
     
    #61     Jun 18, 2004
  2. LMAOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!

    HE **ADMITS*** to sending me 16 PM's IN A ROW
    with a GAY subject line!!!

    HOMO STALKER!!! BWAAA HAA HAAAA!!!

    peace

    axeman


    Who questions your screen shot?
     
    #62     Jun 18, 2004
  3. Ahhh, so I look like the fool?

    Tell your "athlete buddies" how much time you spend on anonymous message boards.....dueling with strangers, making offers to put up 100K, I have no doubt they will be royally impressed.

    LMFREAKINGAO.

    You are so incredibly gay it is just too much.

    Thanks, although I will send you a bill for the dry cleaning of peeing in my pants for laughing so hard.

     
    #63     Jun 18, 2004
  4. stu

    stu

    Quote from Optional 777

    "Atheists are outside of the American community at large, that is a fact"

    ..then you next say...


    " No one is putting them outside of the community at large,..."

    In fact...
    you have contradicted yourself.



    quote from Optional 777

    Under God was added in 1950, fact

    not fact.

    fact:
    Under God was added in 1954.



    There is a clear distinction in practicing differences of opinion and the declaring of opinion over others' opinions, in a public and institutionalized declaration.

    I was not talking of the right to practice differences of opinion. I was talking of the right not to have another's opinions affirmed over anyone else's by public declaration.

    All are equal under that distinction and that is how it should be.

    The Pledge is good for everyone when no one's religious opinions are declared within it, whether the religious opinion is that of the majority or minority.

    A free democratic secular society enables the freedom to practice religion and beliefs, not the freedom to include religion and beliefs in the Pledge. That was abuse of the system. The Pledge was fine enough as it stood, before being interfered with by opportunist political religionists.

    I say again, I would also rail against the words "under no God" if that were to replace the now existing "under God".

    I have a suspicion you would too!
     
    #64     Jun 18, 2004
  5. ART:
    >Knowing about sports as an observer, and as
    >a participant...not even close.


    JB: Oh, did I mention my Unites States ***TEAM*** gold medal in the 2000 FIA world hang gliding championships, Mt. Olympus Greece?.


    A WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM GOLD MEDAL TOO!!

    BWAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!

    ART wins the title of BIGGEST MORON ON ET!!!
    OMG YOU LOOK SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FU**ING STUPID RIGHT NOW!!!

    LMAOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!

    CANT STOP LAUGHING!! CANT BREATHE!!! LMAOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

    :D

    :p

    :p

    peace

    axeman
     
    #65     Jun 18, 2004
  6. Have the courage to post each and every PM, both sent and received?

    Have the courage to admit you used a gay porno movie as your signature in the feeback section, only to pull it and change it after realization of your error?

    Or do you want to continue to practice the fallacy of arguing from a false conclusion?

     
    #66     Jun 18, 2004
  7. You TOTALLY look like a fool! DUH!! LMAOOO :p

    Anonymous message boards?

    BWAAA HAAA HAAAA! The idiot speaks AGAIN!!

    The only person who is anonymous between you and Turok
    is **YOU** MORON!!! LMAOOO :p
    His real name is public you idiot!!!

    My gaaawd you are soooo unfu**ing believably stuuuuupid!!!

    :p

    peace

    axeman



     
    #67     Jun 18, 2004
  8. Turok

    Turok

    Art:
    >You are so incredibly gay it is just too much.

    Oh, I forgot to mention...watch the Discover Channel show and see the cameras cut to my attorney (and 5 time National Champion) girlfriend at the time, crying as I crash, hoping I'm still alive.

    I'm only as gay as you imagine ART (and I'll bet you have quite an imagination)

    JB
     
    #68     Jun 18, 2004
  9. CANT STOP LAUGHING!!!!

    ART, mr anonymous gay NOBODY, trying to talk down to
    the NATIONAL CHAMP, who holds a WORLD GOLD MEDAL,
    about sports!!!!!!!!!

    BWAAAA HAAAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA :p


    How embarrassing! What a total MORON LOSER :p

    What have YOU done ART that can compare?

    Oh yes.... send me 16 gay ass PMs in a row!
    Must be a GAY WORLD RECORD!

    BWAAAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!

    peace

    axeman
     
    #69     Jun 18, 2004
  10. Quote from Optional 777

    "Atheists are outside of the American community at large, that is a fact"

    ..then you next say...


    " No one is putting them outside of the community at large,..."

    In fact...
    you have contradicted yourself.

    In fact I have not. No one put them there but themselves, they put themselves there by virtue of their decision not to be part of the mainstream.

    No one from the majority make them outsiders when they have a choice of inclusion.



    quote from Optional 777

    Under God was added in 1950, fact

    not fact.

    fact:
    Under God was added in 1954.

    I quotes someone else who said 1950 was the date. Thanks fo the date correction


    There is a clear distinction in practicing differences of opinion and the declaring of opinion over others' opinions, in a public and institutionalized declaration.

    Atheists are trying to declare their opinion over the theists' opinion by virtue of attempting to change the status quo.

    I was not talking of the right to practice differences of opinion. I was talking of the right not to have other's opinions affirmed over anyone else's by public declaration.

    Just exactly how is the pledge affirming the opinons of others over another group of opinions?

    There are those who do not favor the opinion of how we spend the tax revenue on military, should we stop affirming the military because a minority is against it?



    All are equal under that distinction and that is how it should be.

    All are equal to their opinion. No one is forced to recite the pledge, nor are they forced to think of God in the way that others do. It is just a word, that has meaning according to what you give to it. The word God does not belong to any church or institution, and the word God can mean many things to many people. Show me where it is writting in any of legal documents what the word God means, or should mean, to those who recite the pledge.


    The Pledge is good for everyone when no one's religious opinions are declared within it, whether the religious opinion is that of the majority or minority.

    That is your opinion, you are entitled to it, but it is not a fact. Others will argue that the country needs more of God in our declarations.

    A free democratic secular society enables the freedom to practice religion and beliefs, not the freedom to include religion and beliefs in the Pledge. That was abuse of the system. The Pledge was fine enough as it stood, before being interfered with by opportunist political religionists.

    The word God is secular. People can use the word God with no specific religion in mind.

    On the subway walls in London in the 60's you could find the following:

    "Clapton is God."

    Hardly an affirmation that Clapton was the Creator of the Universe.

    If the pledge said "under Natural Law" rather than God, you would not find that offensive, but if people think of natual law when they say God, what is the difference?

    You have a hangup on the word God, I don't.

    I say again, I would also rail against the words "under no God" if that were to replace the now existing "under God".

    Rail away.

    I have a suspicion you would too.

    Your suspicion is incorrect.

    p.s. Thanks for an intelligent debate....they are difficult to come by.
     
    #70     Jun 18, 2004