lennypartiv
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How immoral liberals celebrate the birth of Christ.
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The Dems War On Christmas Continues....Can Trump Save It?
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Exactly. We've pointed out many times in this thread we were founded as a Christian country.
Do you mean the original settlements or the actual founding of the US? For the first, you are correct. For the latter, not so much.
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How immoral liberals celebrate the birth of Christ.
What is immoral about running in swim suits? Is everyone on the beach celebrating Xmas immoral also?
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How immoral liberals celebrate the birth of Christ.
The pics you posted of how "immoral liberals celebrate the birth of Christ" is not even a pic of an event in the US. It is in Toronto.
It is an annual event by a group of runners called the Toronto Santa Speedo Run. And they have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for a charity called Sick Kids.
I think Jesus would have been proud. But you call these people "immoral" for wearing speedos and sports bras? They raised a lot of money to help sick kids. But you want to label them "immoral liberals". And you wonder why people get disgusted with the bullshit about a war on Xmas.
Here is a link to help you educate yourself: The Shakeout Podcast: The Streakin' Speedsters and the Santa Speedo Run - Canadian Running Magazine
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The Founding Fathers never specified that the fledgling United States would be a "Christian nation" but they thought that freedom of religion was so important that they addressed it in the 1st Amendment to the Constitution. The phony incented concept of "separation of church and state" has no basis in the Constitution.Exactly. We've pointed out many times in this thread we were founded as a Christian country.
lennypartiv
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The phrase "under God" is proof we were founded as a Christian nation and the intent was that we stay a Christian nation.The Founding Fathers never specified that the fledgling United States would be a "Christian nation" but they thought that freedom of religion was so important that they addressed it in the 1st Amendment to the Constitution. The phony incented concept of "separation of church and state" has no basis in the Constitution.
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The phrase "under God" is proof we were founded as a Christian nation and the intent was that we stay a Christian nation.
In the pledge of allegience? That was added in the 1950s. It was not part of our founding.
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I think Trump is going to have hands full just saving his own ass.
lennypartiv
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Trump hires the best lawyers, he'll be fine.I think Trump is going to have hands full just saving his own ass.
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I am curious about how anyone sees a war on Xmas. Specifically, where is the war?
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I think Trump is going to have hands full just saving his own ass.
Does that mean that Trump has small hands or just a really big ass?
Does that mean that Trump has small hands or just a really big ass?
Both actually.............just ask Stormy Daniels.
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