Ttailfan
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Wow, you people still think she actually meant that she hates America? Have you never heard of someone misspeaking, or their words being taken out of context? Even Laura Bush defended her, and understood what she really meant by that.
Why do republicans assume that everyone who disagrees with them "hates America'? Hell, they are the ones that hate America--they think the first amendment only applies to those that share their ancient superstitious beliefs.
I don't believe that for one moment. She didn't misspeak. She said with all the conviction of her being. I saw the speech.
I don't agree with you that everyone that has an opposing view then I do hates America. But I will call those out who do.
Klintons and the Obama's are trash. They preach we must do with less while they abuse the public coffers living the high life. That's an elitist socialist world view. Obama and his family have taken so many joy rides at our expense its disgusting. He has no respect for the Office he now holds and his conduct (along with Klinton's when they were in) proves it out.
The funny thing about the right is...and you are classic of it with your comennt...we allow anyone to speak their mind and then we go about disproving and debunking it. Whereas, when the libs don't agree with us, we are told we are against free speech, call them names like the "hate America crowd" etc. All the while, we are told to inform on our neighbors who publically disagree with the Savior in the National Residence and his agenda, call us names in their "town hall meetings" and with ever word we speak, we hear RACIST.
Just goes back to the very thing I have said many times on here already. The very behavior the liberals exhibit is what they criticize the right of being. Listen to a Lib speak and you'll see exactly what they themselves are up to.
I have not attempted to stifle conversation and debate at a single point on these threads. How does that make me, and I quote your post, "Hell, they are the ones that hate America--they think the first amendment only applies to those that share their ancient superstitious beliefs."
Regarding "ancient superstitious beliefs," this statement clearly indentifies you as an non-believer in the Christian God. And that's fine. That's your choice, your free will.
In the end, one of us will be proven right. If I'm wrong, I've lived a life of supporting something that was active in my community, stood for family values and tried to get people to live lives of purpose for the benefit of society. If you are wrong, you lose your eternal soul to the fires of hell forever. Seems my belief in "ancient superstitious beliefs" has far less implications if I am wrong then if you are. Both of us are but a single breath away from finding out who's right. That's all that separates life from death, a single breath. You have until that last breath to change your beliefs. Once you take that last one, your fate is sealed. I hope you like to play "russian roulette" because that's what you're doing. Gambling that "one cylinder won't line up with the barrel when you pull that trigger."
Its obvious we have very different world views. And that's fine. We have freedom of speech right now. But the way things are going, it won't be long...the big O doesn't like to be criticized.