America is a Christian nation
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It's not that "we" call them anything. They call themselves "christians" and the people of whom you speak would be correct in that most of the self described wouldn't make a pimple on a genuine religious adherents ass. But that doesn't stop them from their holier than thou activities and interferences into American freedom.
The origin of all religions is man and his quest for moral standards in an immoral society. This holds true whether in Israel, Dubai, Tokyo or in a native African tribe that has never seen anything outside of itself.
Dixie - In Memoriam
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It doesn't matter if they want it or not, they won't ever have it because of the Constitution. You're bringing up a moot point. The Constitution clearly articulates freedom of religious worship. In order to form any kind of theocracy, that tenant would have to be eliminated, and I doubt 2/3 of the states would ratify an amendment to abolish the first amendment, even if a super-majority in Congress should pass such a thing, which also, will never happen in our reality.
Dixie - In Memoriam
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Yes, that must be what I am implying, because what I actually wrote is something so totally and completely different!
Brilliant, you are!
No doubt, they have tried all kinds of ways to make Marxist Socialist Communism work, peacefully, by force, by coercion or bribery, and also by masquerading as something else. They have discovered that the masses are much easier to control if they have no God to hang hope on. It's not that Marxist Socialist Communists mind killing millions of people, it's just easier and less problematic if they can transition the population from socialism to communism without the genocide and ethnic cleansing. They've tried it both ways, and it's just easier without God.
Got a question to ask in place of your stupid one.... When did those same people vote on their health care system?
Dixie - In Memoriam
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Oh wait... I thought of a few better ones... How long do you believe the average peasant in North Korea, has to wait for an MRI? In Russia, how long does it take to see a doctor if you aren't part of the ruling class? If a Cuban tobacco harvester falls out due to heat stroke, how quickly does his communist government provide medical attention?
Dixie - In Memoriam
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You should consider putting down the crack pipe before you post.
Dixie - In Memoriam
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You're right. To date, the US has given more humanitarian aid around the world, than all other nations combined.
http://www.payvand.com/news/03/dec/1221.html
...a great example of us putting aside differences and helping even the Iranians in time of need.
I also agree, the US has never attacked another nation over political differences, to my knowledge.
You did very well!!
You must be one of the most observant and smartest posters on this board.
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Darla
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apple0154
MEOW
In msg #49 you wrote:
In msg #57 I asked:
If that is not what you're implying then why write it's necessary to destroy God in order to implement social programs? Why do people have to be stripped of all faith to realize medical care for everyone makes sense logically, morally and financially? In other words do you believe social prpograms are against God's plan/will?
Obviously you're unfamiliar with many northern European countries. Social programs work very well there. Medical, unemployment, day care....the list goes on. The world has changed since the text books of the 50s and 60s were printed showing only examples of forced take-overs of countries.
So now you feel it's your turn to ask a stupid question? It's apparent you have no idea the purpose of government and elected representatives. People voted for the representatives and the representatives voted for the health care system. As I've said, over and over, there is not ONE country that has government health care where the citizens want to revert to a "pay or suffer" system. Not ONE country. Not ONE exception.
What more proof do you need? As long or longer life expectancy. Much lower cost and not ONE country where the citizens want to dismantle the system. In fact, the citizens insist on keeping their respective plans. They demand the government provide "universal" health care.
The opponents of government health care can not point to ONE example where the citizens want to revert to a "pay or suffer" system so the question is, "What the hell is wrong with those folks who oppose government health care?"
apple0154
MEOW
Ah, yes. The North Koreans voted for their leader. Same thing in Cuba. Did you watch the Cuban primaries? Did you see all the people running for leader of Russia?
Put it up on the wall and nail it, apple!!!!!! Well done!!!!!!
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Yes...by all means, GO .......
go somewhere freedom isn't the #1 desire of its people
go somewhere where citizens are forced to do what others think is best for them
go somewhere where "leaders" force the citizens to work and use their earnings as they see fit.
A government powerful enough to give you everything is powerful enough to take away everything.
DO you have anything of substance to say, or are you just slinging mud at ideas that frighten you?
apple0154
MEOW
It's the second one you're having problems with, specifically "live peacefully within a society."
As a member of society one has obligations, from maintaining public parks to ensuring citizens receive medical care. Now, by contributing to a public/national park that does not mean one has to go to the park. The park is there if one wishes to go and if they don't, that's fine, also. The same with medical care. As a member of society one is obliged to contribute to the benefit of the society in which they choose to live. That does not mean one is compelled to obtain medical care. You're free to choose.