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Charter Member
Other people's abortions? None of my business
Other people's sex lives? None of my business
Other people's Gods? None of my business.
Now explain to me how people who think those three things, as it relates to OTHER people, ARE their business , are also typically self-proclaiming freedomloving conservatives who accuse liberals of hating freedom?!
How does other people abortions, sex lives or religious beliefs that do NOT effect me, rise to the level of importance that our government must get involved, exactly?
Because to me, the ONLY reason a government EVER should create a law is when the subject of that law is something which CLEARLY effects the commonweal.
Seems to me that anyone who believes they have a right to impose their will on anyone regarding those three issues can not POSSIBLY the FREEDOM LOVERS they all seem to think they are.
The only FREEDOM they seem to love is the FREEDOM they grant themselves to stick their noses into OTHER PEOPLE'S LIVES.
Abortion = murder. There should be a law against it.
Other people's sex lives = if homos just want to be left alone, which is what they USED to say, then don't march down the street by the hundreds with your ball sack hanging out showing off how HOMO you are. Put it in my face and now it IS my business. Same thing with attempting to destroy Holy Matrimony. If a Civil Union is available to the homos, then they should be good with that, because the vast majority don't believe in God anyway. They know the Bible refers to homosexuality as an "abomination," and the blood of those who lay with someone of the same sex shall be upon them." Don't sound like God is too happy with homos if you ask me.
Other people's Gods = when a group of people are going around the world in the name of their religon, i.e., muslims, blowing up innocent men, women and children, shooting, killing, burning, raping, beating their wives, stoning their wives, shooting their daughters, the list goes on, and they bring it to my country, once again, it's MY PROBLEM. They MADE IT my problem.