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[Bunnykid68]

Too the larger scales

 

[Bunnykid68]

Isnt helping the less fortunate a biblical principle?

Yep, but not a mandate with the threat of prison or confiscation of ones property

 

[ZombieApocolypse]

For some reason i get this feeling i could find more "biblical principles" that align with the dems than with the reps ....

 

[Bummer]

Yep, but not a mandate with the threat of prison or confiscation of ones property

Wasn't there something about an extended stay in an extremely warm environment being poked by a guy with a pointy stick?

Too bad all we got was instruction on how to defend against a guy with a banana.

 

[LPMan59]

this could take off

 

[djkbmwguy]

Isnt helping the less fortunate a biblical principle?

Well sort of. Helping the poor who cannot help themselves and who do not have family to help them. I think the republicans have a pretty good balance of trying to help those who really need it but not give freebees to those who just don't want to work for a living. I have relatives who were very vocal about voting for President Obama because of them being on welfare but spend every other weekend at the casino. Taking those receiving checks and putting them to work for the money would certainly help America. I do agree with you that those who have been blessed should bless those in need (as they feel lead not how the gov thinks they should).

 

[Bennettjh]

 

[copperhead-1911]

Well I make Senator Jeff Sessions ( R-AL) look liberal but I am a Democrat. I probably am what would be a DINO ( democrat in name only).

My idea of hope and change was for Obama not to be elected and then for it to be changed back when he was elected.

My party that used to be made up of honorable men like Thomas Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, George Wallace and others has fallen to gangsters, prostitutes, multi-culturalists, illegal alien living, communist, socialist, American hating disgraces.

The republicans started all this when Lincoln invaded Dixie and forcing the horrors of reconstruction.

I usually volunteer for republican candidates as a conservative democrat is about as endangered species as you can find these days. THe local party asks why I turn my back on the party not supporting Obama. I tell them I did not leave the party. The party left me. Because of Lincoln I could never call myself a republican though I do have lots in common with many.

 

[copperhead-1911]

feeling rather satisfied.

we are getting a push towards green energy and moving away from harmful, polluting fossil fuels. We killed Bin Laden, ended the war in Iraq and won the war on terror. The stock market has recovered and unemployment has markedly improved. There are some kinks to work out in the healthcare law, but overall it will improve services to those who need it most. asking the richest among us for just a bit more isn't too much to ask, right?

I cut you a little slack since you like Marshalls, but that boy has to be the most divisive president ever and his dream act by executive fiat is treason.

 

[Bummer]

this could take off

I've been told that it's possible to dance on the thin ice if one is very very careful.

Of course that might just be a nasty rumor.

 

[JTScribe]

Isnt helping the less fortunate a biblical principle?

Charity doesn't come at the point of a Roman spear or the barrel of gun, it comes from a cheerful and willing giver.

 

[NomadS]

Please don't anyone post that Obama got Bin Laden. Is there any POTUS who would NOT have given that order?

Well.. the smart thing would have been to grab him and interrogate him. How much information that could have saved lives was lost that night. Not to mention that the information used to find him was because of the interrogation techniques that BHO would not have used. Actually, finding Bin Laden is the one time it actually was Bush's fault.

 

[Kutnupe14]

Charity doesn't come at the point of a Roman spear or the barrel of gun, it comes from a cheerful and willing giver.

Cheerful and willing? Seems like the threat of eternal damnation is just as persuasive as a gun or spear... more so in fact.

 

[LPMan59]

Cheerful and willing? Seems like the threat of eternal damnation is just as persuasive as a gun or spear... more so in fact.

i lol'd.

but one involves free will. i can make the choice to risk my eternal soul. The spear is a little less abstract and a little more immediate.

Though I suppose I could still freely choose the spear.

 

[Kutnupe14]

I cut you a little slack since you like Marshalls, but that boy has to be the most divisive president ever and his dream act by executive fiat is treason.

You know, I think you forgot about that Lincoln guy. It's one thing for a president to have people talk bad about his govt, quite another when people take up arms.

 

[NomadS]

Isnt helping the less fortunate a biblical principle?

Yes. And it is a personal responsibility and a blessing to help others. Government taking control of this principle actually hurts those that are supposed to do the helping as well as ultimately hurting those they are supposedly trying to help as it builds dependency.

 

[Bummer]

Government taking control of this principle actually hurts those that are supposed to do the helping as well as ultimately hurting those they are supposedly trying to help as it builds dependency.

Couldn't the right wrong needy person become dependent upon cheerful and willing givers, assuming such givers existed to begin with?

 

[MisterChester]

I always try to vote according to Biblical principles which means I could never align myself with the Democratics and their liberal social agenda.

What principles?

 

[MisterChester]

Sabotage can be a dangerous thing.

I quit voting Democrat after '76. I quit voting Republican after '78. This last time was the first time since then that I voted in the Republican Primary. I actually wanted, and would have voted for Ron Paul. The majority of Republicans over-ruled me, so I voted libertarian. In other words I wasn't trying to sabotage, so much as offer guidance. They declined. I moved on, sadly unsurprised.

I actually kind of like the Hoosier way. I was able to at least try to vote for Ron Paul again. (Voted for him in '88, and wrote him in a couple of other times when he wasn't even running. Of course over the years I've also voted for Pat Paulsen, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and my neighbor's dog Bear. I view our elections as rigged by the Big-Two, so I take them about as seriously as voters in the Soviet Union should have taken theirs. "Vote for Nikita or Nikita.")

At this point I'm probably just going to write in Theodore Roosevelt. Best president IMO.

 

[Hotdoger]

Couldn't the right wrong needy person become dependent upon cheerful and willing givers, assuming such givers existed to begin with?

The calls the local churches get to pay for peoples pain meds are quite numerous.