olivier in france Posted October 25, 2008 Share Posted October 25, 2008 Was I talking about Bangla-fricking-desh? NO. I was talking about Saudi. I was talkig about Iran. myself! What kind of difference does it make? Bangladesh is as muslim as Iran or Saudi Arabia... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
olivier in france Posted October 25, 2008 Share Posted October 25, 2008 From the most over-rated women thread, you said that you aren't even 20 yet! You aren't even wet behind the ears yet! All you know of the world is the pap they fed you in HS and freshman year in college. experience is the most overrated thing in this world. In fact stupid people only get more stupid as they age... and they're by far the majority... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
1billsfan Posted October 25, 2008 Share Posted October 25, 2008 I wish this election was still a few more weeks away. The stuff that some of you are coming up with is pretty amazing. Black Liberation Theology? http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/...rev_wright.html "James Cone, the founder of black liberation theology, forged a worldview mingling Malcolm X-style revolutionary black nationalism and third-world Marxism with prophetic Christianity. He calls it "a theology which confronts white society as the racist anti-Christ." In a war against "white values," black pastors must -- as Wright has -- reject "white seminaries with their middle-class white ideas about God, Christ and the church." When Wright came to Trinity Church in Chicago in the 1970s -- invited to give the worship a more black inflection and foster stronger ties to the community -- the middle-class parishioners who had beckoned him left when they got a dose of his radicalism. The national United Church of Christ denomination considered distancing itself from the Wright-led church. Yet Obama came -- and stayed." "In a slippery dance, Obama maintains that he was thoroughly shocked by Wright's original radioactive statements and hadn't heard him say such things, although he did hear other (always carefully unspecified) "controversial" things. The threat to Obama as the paladin of the "new politics" is that, as he dodges and distances on Wright, people will come to agree with his former pastor's newly dismissive evaluation: "He says what he has to say as a politician."" Obama stayed in that anti-white, anti-middleclass, anti-American church for 20 long years. It's a sad "politically correct" fact that McCain can't even bring up this serious concern to the voters who have just tuned into this election last few weeks. To do so and uncover Obama's religion, HE would no doubt be called a racist by the Obama kool-aid drunk mass media. They were inferring him as being racist for bringing up the Ayers concern who IS A WHITE MAN. That last quote, "He says what he has to say as a politician." is very telling indeed. The only person who was being honest here was Wright. As for Ayers, there's a reason Ayers is refusing to open up his mouth before this election. He would tell the truth about how close him and Obama were, just like Reverend Wright did. The political protection of Obama by the liberal mass media of this election is beyond absurd. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Johnny Coli Posted October 25, 2008 Share Posted October 25, 2008 Are my life experiences less valuable because I haven't been around as long. No they are not less valuable. You have the right to vote as much as any of these other a-holes, and your vote counts just as much. Your generation is the most informed, and in this campaign cycle, the most energetic politically in a long, long time. They have no problem sending you off to die in a desert for no good reason, but they'll ridicule you here for being young. They are wrong. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SageAgainstTheMachine Posted October 26, 2008 Share Posted October 26, 2008 No they are not less valuable. You have the right to vote as much as any of these other a-holes, and your vote counts just as much. Your generation is the most informed, and in this campaign cycle, the most energetic politically in a long, long time. They have no problem sending you off to die in a desert for no good reason, but they'll ridicule you here for being young. They are wrong. Thank you, in fact that is the very reason that the age of voting was reduced from 21 to 18, one of the more logical advancements in American politics if you ask me. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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