turzovka
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If you ever had an argument to go along with all your bold assertions it would make it more interesting.
But as it is, you are a reed in the wind.
Milo Yiannopolous..the war on Christmas is real.....
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If you ever had an argument to go along with all your bold assertions it would make it more interesting.
But as it is, you are a reed in the wind.
kiwiman127
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I love it when the right cries "War on Christmas" annually. But during the offseason doesn't want to help the poor, weak and elderly, along with their desire to destroy the Earth with mining and pollution. I take itese clowns have never read the Bible and what is says about helping the poor or that God will destroy those who destroy God's Earth. No, they are too busy demonizibng the Pope for repeating God's Word by calling him a Socialist Communist.
Look at who's crying about the "War on Christmas" and then look what they have to say about more important issues that the Bible actually does address.
Look at who's crying about the "War on Christmas" and then look what they have to say about more important issues that the Bible actually does address.
2aguy
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Nice myth.....the Right....gives more to charity and puts in more hours helping the needy than the left....who sit around expecting government to do it for them. The left believes that if they empower the government to take money from those who have it and then give some of it to those who don't......allowing greedy politicians to keep and use the bulk of it....that that counts as being charitable......that is essentially Al Caponism.......he stole, beat and murdered people....to get their money, then opened a few soup kitchens.........
That is not charity, that is hiding your criminal behavior behind a charity...just ask the clintons....
turzovka
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You asked me earlier if I have any proof for "business operations" or whatever vague point that was?, and then you switch to being all full of doubt about the Christian faith because the December 25 date is spurious. Well, whatever... how much time you think I have?
Now you accuse me of having contempt for gays. Where is your proof of that?
Thank You, #42, we enjoy 'having' you.
'In life as in death, Jean Paul II was not a reformist. He was content to reveal, to a dumbfounded, global world,the genius of Catholicism, This is extraordinary in these times of nihilistic distress and its maniacal underside, fundamentalism.
Paradoxically, this man of faith was not universally heeded when he proclaimed his faith in the "rights of man". Pronounced in French, with his Polish accent and a detectable dash of slyness, the expression today makes extraordinary sense, initiating the everlasting exit of religion cheek by jowl with the ongoing emergence of humanism.
Since God is unconscious, and the clash of civilizations reveals the truth of metaphysics, today unleashed and unbridled, in the global rise of technology and the stock market bubble, we in the West wondered what a pope could do. Jean Paul II had the genius to turn the most generous elements of Catholicism against the drifting off course of this very metaphysics, to which his faith belonged, so as to embody an unprecedented, spectacular, and peace-bringing resistance.
When he said, to the anguish of the peoples crushed by Stalinian totalitarianism, "Don't be afraid!" this is the voice of a two-thousand-year-old theology, careful to recognize each conscience, suddenly transformed into a political act. It opened a breach in the Berlin Wall before the economy finished the job.'
(Kristeva, This Incredible Need to Believe)
'In life as in death, Jean Paul II was not a reformist. He was content to reveal, to a dumbfounded, global world,the genius of Catholicism, This is extraordinary in these times of nihilistic distress and its maniacal underside, fundamentalism.
Paradoxically, this man of faith was not universally heeded when he proclaimed his faith in the "rights of man". Pronounced in French, with his Polish accent and a detectable dash of slyness, the expression today makes extraordinary sense, initiating the everlasting exit of religion cheek by jowl with the ongoing emergence of humanism.
Since God is unconscious, and the clash of civilizations reveals the truth of metaphysics, today unleashed and unbridled, in the global rise of technology and the stock market bubble, we in the West wondered what a pope could do. Jean Paul II had the genius to turn the most generous elements of Catholicism against the drifting off course of this very metaphysics, to which his faith belonged, so as to embody an unprecedented, spectacular, and peace-bringing resistance.
When he said, to the anguish of the peoples crushed by Stalinian totalitarianism, "Don't be afraid!" this is the voice of a two-thousand-year-old theology, careful to recognize each conscience, suddenly transformed into a political act. It opened a breach in the Berlin Wall before the economy finished the job.'
(Kristeva, This Incredible Need to Believe)
ThunderKiss1965
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Petroleum, addict ? You are not using smoke signals to post on this site so stop using you computer/phone immediately many of the components that go into building it are made from petroleum. Capitalism has raised more people from poverty than any other economic system in the history of the world.
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Those ******* jews!
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I'm not sure God is unconscious, but many of his follwers certainly seem to be.
Area #52's uncertainty is understandable. It is the reaction seen on the Dylann Roof thread, whereby Challenger wishes to see Roof hung by black boys while white girls fondle their genitals: it leaves out the thing that helped make the black boys in the first place, that is to say, the black vagina. Telltale are Precious's first words, which reveal a profound fear of incest with the mother because if that was actually acted out, completing them as men, there could be big trouble in da 'hood.
'Reinforcing social codes, but often asocial or even antisocial, religions may harden into obscurantism, just as they may be received as a revelation, in the strongest sense of the term, of the unconscious logic imposed by, unless it transgresses, the (prohibition against incest [italics]) and (murdering the father [it.]).
However partial this revelation may be, however illusory or dogmatic its promises and consolations, precisely because it offers interpretations affecting the basis of the social pact, it gives breathing space to social constraints. It seduces (homo economicus [it.]) and (homo politicus [it.]), doubled from time immemorial by (homo religiosus [it.]).'
(Kristeva, op cit)
'Reinforcing social codes, but often asocial or even antisocial, religions may harden into obscurantism, just as they may be received as a revelation, in the strongest sense of the term, of the unconscious logic imposed by, unless it transgresses, the (prohibition against incest [italics]) and (murdering the father [it.]).
However partial this revelation may be, however illusory or dogmatic its promises and consolations, precisely because it offers interpretations affecting the basis of the social pact, it gives breathing space to social constraints. It seduces (homo economicus [it.]) and (homo politicus [it.]), doubled from time immemorial by (homo religiosus [it.]).'
(Kristeva, op cit)
#50 opts for the side accesories of petroleum, and this post-genocide of the Indigenes and the passing of hunter-gatherers, as the striated state space of domestic agriculture turned the prisoners into automatons who think square miles of green Iowa corn is normalcy. Capitalism began during the Neolithic.
We're not as stupid as you are, #50. While your dumb post-genocide White Eyes ass will look the other way pretending, like the chickenshit you are, not to notice as Wisconsin gets its bowels plowed for the second time by Enbridge.
As this corksucking Pimp, Enbridge, installs triple the danger of oil spills with triple the capacity and volume, the pipes under the Great Lakes are past their lifespan. You move your lips and play with your schmuck.
European tunnel-wall slime, redistributed to other continents does not suffice to remove Stupidity from the genome. Jonesing for recognition, not one stinking Lakota punk nor their ho's went along with the Biketheline people who were ahead of any Indigenous conservation effort, they only cared about their local Anus and a spot on msm.
We're not as stupid as you are, #50. While your dumb post-genocide White Eyes ass will look the other way pretending, like the chickenshit you are, not to notice as Wisconsin gets its bowels plowed for the second time by Enbridge.
As this corksucking Pimp, Enbridge, installs triple the danger of oil spills with triple the capacity and volume, the pipes under the Great Lakes are past their lifespan. You move your lips and play with your schmuck.
European tunnel-wall slime, redistributed to other continents does not suffice to remove Stupidity from the genome. Jonesing for recognition, not one stinking Lakota punk nor their ho's went along with the Biketheline people who were ahead of any Indigenous conservation effort, they only cared about their local Anus and a spot on msm.
JimBowie1958
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Then leave.
This *IS* a Christian nation with around 80% being eiher members of a local church or consider themselves Christian and between churches.
That makes us a Christian nation and it really is a crying shame that snowflakes like you dont like it.
So leave then.
JimBowie1958
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Not true. You really dont understand the various opinions on the topic.
Homosexuality is disordered mentally, but it is not 'deficient', it is different in a way that interferes with normal natural procreation.
And there have been plenty of faggots that conservatives find interesting or even admirable for their ability to think, analyze and persuade, such as Gore Vidal.
Gore Vidal - Wikipedia
In the multi-volume memoir The Diary of Anaïs Nin (1931–74), Anaïs Nin said she had a love affair with Vidal, who denied her claim in his memoir Palimpsest (1995). Vidal also said that he had an intermittent romance with the actress Diana Lynn, and alluded to possibly having fathered a daughter.[106][107] Yet, regarding Nin, in the online article "Gore Vidal's Secret, Unpublished Love Letter to Anaïs Nin" (2013), author Kim Krizan said she found an unpublished love letter from Vidal to Nin, which contradicts his denial of a love affair with Nin. Krizan said she found the love letter whilst researching Mirages, the latest volume of Nin's uncensored diary, to which Krizan wrote the foreword.[108] Moreover, he was briefly engaged to the actress Joanne Woodward before she married the actor Paul Newman; after marrying, they briefly shared a house with Vidal in Los Angeles.
In 1950, Gore Vidal met Howard Austen, who became his life-partner in a 53-year relationship.[109] He said that the secret to his long relationship with Austen was that they did not have sex with each other: "It's easy to sustain a relationship when sex plays no part, and impossible, I have observed, when it does."[110] In Celebrity: The Advocate Interviews (1995), by Judy Wiedner, Vidal said that he refused to call himself "gay" because he was not an adjective, adding: “to be categorized is, simply, to be enslaved. Watch out. I have never thought of myself as a victim. . . . I've said – a thousand times? – in print and on TV, that everyone is bisexual."[111]
In an interview with Esquire magazine in 1969, Gore said: "Homosexuality is as natural as heterosexuality. Notice I use the word natural, not normal."[39] Commenting his life's work and his life, he described his style as: "Knowing who you are, what you want to say, and not giving a damn."
Penelope
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True, Pres Obamas said Merry Christmas a million times, yet the right didn't hear him.
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Oh so if I'm a Muslim who adheres to Sharia law you are ok with that. Or maybe a satan worshipper, is that ok. I mean as long as I'm a member of religion right.
Why isn't Milo warning us about the 'war on Chanukkah'?
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