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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: CC27 on August 28, 2009, 10:56:49 AM
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Cyrano Donating Member (1000+ posts) Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Fri Aug-28-09 11:52 AM
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Assuming you believe in God and were knocking on heaven's gate
Edited on Fri Aug-28-09 11:53 AM by Cyrano
would you prefer applying under the name George W. Bush, or Ted Kennedy?
Okay, so it's not a fair question. Or is it?
Most of us here loved Teddy and believe the world is a better place because of him.
Most freeptards believe that he's now frying in the hottest corner of hell. Why the disconnect? Here's my guess:
Most freeptards aren't too bright. They buy the non-stop propaganda that's fed to them and gobble it up like candy. It's so easy to see a black and white world, a good and evil world, and not to have to deal with any shades of grey.
Many on our side aren't too bright either. But here's the critical difference. I believe that most of us have an inborn sense of fairness, justice, morality, and right and wrong.
Does that make us "wiser" human beings? Beats me. But I can say for sure that it makes us better human beings than those who can't wait to dance on Teddy's grave.
This bonfire was just lit. They will never get over 43. :mental:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x6410430
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Cyrano
I believe that most of us have an inborn sense of fairness, justice, morality, and right and wrong.
Mary Jo Kopechne could not be reached for comment.
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Most freeptards aren't too bright. They buy the non-stop propaganda that's fed to them and gobble it up like candy...
If we believe everything we're told why don't we believe what you tell us?
We're supposed to be dumb and by consequence you're much smarter yet you appear powerless to counter our ignorance and superstition.
Why?
It's so easy to see a black and white world, a good and evil world, and not to have to deal with any shades of grey.
Written immediately on the heels of the above quoted sentence is stunningly ironic at a minimum.
Many on our side aren't too bright either. But here's the critical difference. I believe that most of us have an inborn sense of fairness, justice, morality, and right and wrong.
Satan thought he was pretty neat stuff too but Jesus favored the man beating his breast and lamenting the fact he was a sinner.
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Many of us have a concept of Salvation that is based on Jesus sacrifice on the cross and not based on anyones definition of doing good.
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In answer to Oscar Wilde's question, franksolich would rather be George Bush than Teddy Kennedy.
It's a no-brainer.
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Many of us have a concept of Salvation that is based on Jesus sacrifice on the cross and not based on anyones definition of doing good.
If it were based strictly on Law the Devil and his lawyers would win hands down.
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Most conservatives understand that you cannot earn your way into heaven, so really comparing their sins doesn't mean anything. Of course God is the only one who truly knows what is in the souls of George W. Bush and Ted Kennedy, but from what they present to the public, it looks like Bush truly did his best to follow God, and therefore, I would imagine that he has repented of his sins. I hope that Ted Kennedy did so as well, as I don't wish that anybody goes to Hell, but based on his public persona, it does not seem as likely.
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I believe that most of us have an inborn sense of fairness, justice, morality, and right and wrong.
Who do you trust to define fairness, justice, morality, and right/wrong?
The average DUmmy, or the Lord God Almighty?
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G. Bush of course....and I'd tell the Marines guarding the gate, "The fat drunk guy seems to be lost."
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GWB without a second thought. Well not so much vote for GWB but vote against Teddy.
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GWB anytime.
So is divorced Teddy getting the full Catholic do up tomorrow? I wonder how they reconcile that?
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Can you imagine standing before Jesus at one's judgment and arguing that He's not too bright; that He should stop looking at the world in black and white, that there really is no good and evil?
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Cyrano Donating Member (1000+ posts) Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Fri Aug-28-09 11:52 AM
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Assuming you believe in God and were knocking on heaven's gate
Edited on Fri Aug-28-09 11:53 AM by Cyrano
would you prefer applying under the name George W. Bush, or Ted Kennedy...
What makes you think that lying to St. Peter/Jesus/whoever you think is manning the gate about who you are, is going to get you so much as a step closer to the other side of the gate, DUmbass?
Damn, do you ****heads EVER think things through before you open your ****in' glory holes? :loser:
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OH, Goodness Gracious! George W. Bush, YES. FOR SURE. Can you imagine?
The eyes are indeed the windows of the soul. President Bush has the peaceful eyes of a man who knows where he stands in the Grace of our Lord.
Ted Kennedy had the eyes of a man who actually believed God, if He existed, was maybe his equal.
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OH, Goodness Gracious! George W. Bush, YES. FOR SURE. Can you imagine?
The eyes are indeed the windows of the soul. President Bush has the peaceful eyes of a man who knows where he stands in the Grace of our Lord.
Ted Kennedy had the eyes of a man who actually believed God, if He existed, was maybe his equal.
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Ted Kennedy on Abortion :
Voted NO on defining unborn child as eligible for SCHIP
Voted NO on criminal penalty for harming unborn fetus during other crime
Voted NO on banning partial birth abortions except for maternal life
Rated 100% by NARAL, indicating a pro-choice voting record
http://www.ontheissues.org/Social/Ted_Kennedy_Abortion.htm
Well, if he has a chance at Heaven, his voting record doesn't reflect it. It's pretty tough to support the unlimited slaughter of "the least of these," and still live a life that pleases Christ.
Because God loves us all, and would prefer to see us all in Heaven, I do pray that Kennedy "saw the light" in time.
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Sorry DUmmies but the reason Fat Teds roasting hot dogs right now has nothing to do with Heaven.
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In answer to Oscar Wilde's question, franksolich would rather be George Bush than Teddy Kennedy.
It's a no-brainer.
Same here
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Only God and they know what is in their hearts so on judgment day they each will get what is theirs.
Based on the actions that we have seen I would say Bush would be let in and Teddy not.