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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: ChuckJ on February 27, 2014, 08:15:30 PM
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Just wondering.
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Bible. Ten Commandments. The Constitution.
That's just a start.
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I said "The Bible".
All those "Thou Shall Not's" in the Ten Commandments really set them off. :rotf:
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Just wondering.
The Bible.....because it has some do's that they don't like and some don'ts that they like.
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I would have to choose the Bible too, but since the Torah is from Judaism (read Joooooos)...
Then add in the Constitution with the First (as intended not as they interpret it) and Second Ammendments.
I think it's a close call.
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Since they're too damn stupid to read and understand any of the three choices, it would have to be a very blind, superficial, uninformed hate. I choose the Bible.
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I choose Constitution.
It's based on the principles of both the Bible, and the Torah.
Therefore, it is triply evil.
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I chose the constitution, though I think, specifically, they hate the bill of rights.
The constitution grants powers to government, which they of course are all for, particularly when its a power they can "grey area" and expand to their hearts content and/or our pocketbooks detriment. The "Interstate Commerce Clause" is one such example.
The bill of rights on the other hand, says "government is forbidden from <insert forbidden exercise of power here>".
That, they can not abide, except when they're using one facet or another, to club their ideological opponents with. They're all for freedom of speech, until someone says something they don't like or disagree with, for example.
CMD
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I chose the Bible because without it there might not be a constitution.
Cindie
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I chose the Bible because without it there might not be a constitution.
Cindie
Exactly, and the Bible also covers the Torah.
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The ones they know all about, but have never read...
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I chose the constitution, though I think, specifically, they hate the bill of rights.
The constitution grants powers to government, which they of course are all for, particularly when its a power they can "grey area" and expand to their hearts content and/or our pocketbooks detriment. The "Interstate Commerce Clause" is one such example.
The bill of rights on the other hand, says "government is forbidden from <insert forbidden exercise of power here>".
That, they can not abide, except when they're using one facet or another, to club their ideological opponents with. They're all for freedom of speech, until someone says something they don't like or disagree with, for example.
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I said Bible. The hatred of freedom, liberty, and justice starts, at its core, with a hatred for God.
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I chose the constitution, though I think, specifically, they hate the bill of rights.
The constitution grants powers to government, which they of course are all for, particularly when its a power they can "grey area" and expand to their hearts content and/or our pocketbooks detriment. The "Interstate Commerce Clause" is one such example.
The bill of rights on the other hand, says "government is forbidden from <insert forbidden exercise of power here>".
That, they can not abide, except when they're using one facet or another, to club their ideological opponents with. They're all for freedom of speech, until someone says something they don't like or disagree with, for example.
CMD
H5 for that one. As important as the Bible is, it was written in an age where kings ruled by divine right and slavery was not only accepted but normal and so not a thing that would be impossible to turn to their purposes if they were so inclined, and if they could get past the concept that there is some power in the Universe more knowing than themselves. I don't think it's so much the Bible itself that they can't deal with, as the institutions and values of Christianity that have grown up in the intervening 2000 years.
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They cherry pick all as it suits them,grotesquely misinterpret as needed and ignore all that condemns them and their ideology.
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I choose Constitution.
It's based on the principles of both the Bible, and the Torah.
Therefore, it is triply evil.
That's it in a nutshell. ^5!