kingbee

kingbee

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[quote]First, I'm not going to say that he can't say it. [/quote] nor did i. he has a right to say whatever he wants as do you or i. [quote]Second, you can try to say he's racist but what if he's anthony is black or maybe he's not racist. [/quote] i didn't say he was. [quote]Will the double standard end? [/quote] no double standard here of which i'm aware. [quote]Third, I don't think its right for him to say it for he is speaking about the

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[quote]This is some of the most laughably absurd stuff you have ever concocted. Roll it into one big package and here its the king of Kingbee inanities.[/quote] i'll happily cop to concocting the occasional absurdity, this ain't one of those nor--if it were--would it qualify as 'one of the most". one that might qualify can be found here: inanity example

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[quote]Those 45% and 44% that disapprove of Obama according to Rasmussen and Gallup are racists. They just can't stand nor understand that a black man is doing something so intelligent. Anthony and Nitro, if you didn't allow that racist prejudices to veil your eyes and if your neonate brains could only comprehend what he is doing. You would only be able to sense/understand a small sliver of what he is doing.[/quote] i didn't question those polls in my replies. i wasn't address

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[quote]its my vile racism that makes Barack Obongo Onyanga Hussein Obama of Kenya so unpopular.[/quote] not at all. a vile racist would never admit obama's predecessor really does resemble a chimp. after all, bush is white.

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[quote]Ten times it is said that Pharaoh hardened his own heart (7:13,14,22, 8:15,19,32, 9:7,34,35, 13:15) and ten times that God hardened Pharaoh's heart. Seven times Pharaoh hardened his own heart before God first hardened it. [/quote] i'll be amazed to see you admit god's no more or less moral than a crooked vice cop or, at best, merely as unjust as an overly aggressive prosecutor on an entrapment campaign. no matter how many times one hardens one's heart, it's not o

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[quote]God gave Pharoah nine chances to let his people go. Each time Pharoah said no and then finally God sent the very last plague that would kill every firstborn that did not obey his command. [/quote] you forgot a very crucial link between those two sentences. in between giving pharoah a chance and pharoah saying no, pharoah's heart was "hardened" by god was it not. pharoah wasn't merely set up; he was pushed.

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remember a guy named tim mcveigh, blew up a courthouse in oklahoma city? a gang of christian identity patriots who robbed banks to fund their planned separatist white christian state in idaho? how bout them christian warriors from michigan and indiana who were arrested earlier this year before they launched their holy war? for that matter, how about the ira and their ulstermen opponents? are any of the above more or less representative of their profess

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[quote]the modern Christian equivalent of Al Qaeda[/quote] several come to mind immediately--at least in terms of extremist views and a demonstrated propensity for terrorism: christian identity, fred phelps and his westboro baptist church and the lord's resistance army. not on the same scale? all they need is a messianic multimillionaire and a failed nation state from which to coordinate operations. john brown's body may be moulderin in his grave but...

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nugent has always hadda warm place in my heart--for several reasons: 1. ripping off the intro for his cover of 'baby please don't go' note-for-note from my friend, former detroit homeboy and true guitar hero larry carsman. 2. proclaiming he'd fire anyone in his band who smoked pot (don't recall him just saying 'no' when the joint was passed to him while he was driving a friend and i out to the suburbs one evening). 3. hunting and killing bears using more than his

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[quote]The Koran says if you decide to leave Islam after having believed, you deserve death. Sounds pretty serious to me and very intolerant. How does that compare with Christianity? [/quote] for approximately 1200 years the paramount punishment imposed on residents of christian europe was excommunication which often preceded execution. what changed? we hadda renaissance--a rebirth--of humanism. islamic culture differs from ours in one critical aspect that manifest

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Oh Fatherland, Fatherland, Show us the sign Your children have waited to see. The morning will come When the world is mine. Tomorrow belongs to me! --Lander & Ebb

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[quote]Looking at those outstanding similarities! OUTSTANDING![/quote] one doesn't evoke or didn't inspire the other? [quote]Bruce Lee must have been the greatest boxer, right![/quote] he certainly wasn't nominated 'boxer of the year'; in december 2009 cheney was named 'conservative of the year' by human events (their slogan is: 'Leading Conservative Media Since 1944). your analogy fai

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[quote]I know it's early in the morning on a weekend and I'm not at my sharpest, but I'm not sure I see your point, unless it's to agree with me.[/quote] agreeing with you in principle while also pointing out the blade cuts both ways. [quote]It's the same sort of witless 'characterization writing' as opposed to reporting.[/quote] indeed it is.

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[quote]What conservatives want here is for the government to stop doing things that are not its job and to start doing the things that are.[/quote] building interstate highways qualifies as which of those two things?

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perhaps the mean temperature in hell has dropped to 0? whatever the reason, serious replies are appreciated. [quote]We should look at what true conservative beliefs/values are. [/quote] an excellent suggestion! [quote]This is my definition of what conservative believe: believe in personal responsibility, limited government, free markets, individual liberty, traditional American values and a strong national defense. Conservatives feel that the role of governmen

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isn't the la times a member of the dreaded msm cabal? if so, how to explain this ? head & subhead reads: "J erry Brown Steps Up Latino Outreach As Poll Shows Whitman Picking Up Support Whitman has seen a 14-point gain among Latinos in the latest Field Poll, propelled by TV ads, billboards and a Spanish-language website. But some find her ties to

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[quote]I couldn't care less about who spends what on advertising. Money spent will help the local economy.[/quote] if you've yet to endure a campaign waged by candidates--both of whom have a million times more dollars than sense--determined to bankrupt each other by purchasing every available moment of air for an entire year, it'll happen there soon enough. nothin wrong with california that won't eventually be shaken out. .

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[quote]Any individual of an ethnic minority who is, or agrees with, a Republican is, by the left's definition, stupid.[/quote] i'm fairly sure that when this year's census is tallied, i'll be one of them there ethnic minority individuals. although i won't be joining the republican party any time soon (i've a long-standing across-the-board policy of eschewing membership in any organization that would permit me to join), in the past i've not only agreed with--but also app

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[quote]Maybe now they can engage in some serious cost cutting. They will be back paid their wages anyway.[/quote] dunno who you mean by "they" but only one of all possible "they"s is empowered/required to compile ca's budget and that group isn't likely to be working for minimum wage anytime soon. most likely "they" would be state employees, many of whom have had their work hours/income reduced, who have no role whatsoever in budget preparation, negotiation, reconci

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