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The Burden of Being Republican

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midwest_rep2
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>*THE BURDEN OF BEING A REPUBLICAN
>*/Things you have to believe to be a Republican today/:
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>Saddam was a good guy when Reagan armed him, a bad guy when Bush's daddy
>made war on him, a good guy when Cheney did business with him and a bad
>guy when Bush needed a 'we can't find Bin Laden' diversion.
>Trade with Cuba is wrong because the country is communist, but trade
>with China and Vietnam is vital to a spirit of international harmony.
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>The United States should get out of the United Nations, and our highest
>national priority is enforcing U.N. resolutions against Iraq.
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>A woman can't be trusted with decisions about her own body, but
>multi-national corporations can make decisions affecting all mankind
>without regulation.
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>Jesus loves you, and shares your hatred of homosexuals and Hillary
>Clinton.
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>The best way to improve military morale is to praise the troops in
>speeches while slashing veterans' benefits and combat pay.
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>If condoms are kept out of schools, adolescents won't have sex.
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>A good way to fight terrorism is to belittle our long-time allies, then
>demand their cooperation and money.
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>Providing health care to all Iraqis is sound policy. Providing health
>care to all Americans is socialism.
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>HMOs and insurance companies have the best interests of the public at
>heart.
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>A president lying about an extramarital affair is an impeachable
>offense. A president lying to enlist support for a war in which
>thousands die is solid defense policy.
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>The public has a right to know about Hillary's cattle trades, but George
>Bush's driving and military record is none of our business.
>
>Being a drug addict is a moral failing and a crime, unless you're a
>conservative radio host. Then it's an illness, and you need our prayers
>for your recovery.
>
>You support states' rights, which means Attorney General John Ashcroft
>can tell states what local voter initiatives they have the right to adopt.
>
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>What Bill Clinton did in the 1960s is of vital national interest, but
>what Bush did in the '80s is irrelevant.
>

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Sep 18 2004 12:24PM
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aggro_sk8
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but my question is how are you suppossed to know what God wrote, if he didnt write all of it? seriously, it would come down to you being the judge of it. then what if you cut out a part God wrote cause you didnt like it? and followed unknowingly what a man put in there cause you liked that part?

tell me, if your stance is that only some of it was God, how do you know what is and what isnt?
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Sep 19 2004 9:03PM
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wilkesyachtingco
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the influence of the holy spirit. if youre into that kind of thing.















Mercy's eyes are blue
When she places them in front of you
Nothing holds a roman candle to
The solemn warmth you feel inside
Sep 19 2004 9:05PM
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Melvs
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look at how many religions were started and you'll realize there is nothing holy about it. The crucades killed millions, and there are a lot of problems with religious conflicts. that is why religion should be outlawed.
-Pat Melvin
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Sep 19 2004 9:07PM
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B-Wald
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^i dont think it should be outlawed. just not taken as seriously. that'd solve a lot of problems.

'seriously, it would come down to you being the judge of it'

what's wrong with that? do you like being told what to believe in?
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Sep 19 2004 9:10PM
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wilkesyachtingco
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yeah, religion never did anything good either. look at how awesome atheist states have been in the past... you know, like china under mao, cambodia under pol pot, the soviet union, etc. religion has spawned so many of the ideas that make todays world function. just because you can cite the crucades that occured under one of the most godless, corrupt institutions of all time doesn discount religion. you think the ideas of unconditional love, forgivness, tolerance and peace come out of thin air? i think not. religion is essential.















Mercy's eyes are blue
When she places them in front of you
Nothing holds a roman candle to
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Sep 19 2004 9:11PM
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J.D.
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''you think the ideas of unconditional love, forgivness, tolerance and peace come out of thin air?''

I think Anew just summed up my response to you, aggro. There are certain underriding principles that are generally (supposed to be) associated with Christianity that I also subscribe to. I don't have to believe in the entire book to believe in them. You're looking at this from avery narrow perspective.

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I’ll be around
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Sep 19 2004 9:15PM
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aggro_sk8
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wow, diff people hundreds of years ago. i dont believe the same things they did.

i have a very good muslim friend. hes not anti-Christian, trying to kill me. im not anti-muslim trying to kill him.

we believe the other is wrong, but we dont hate each other, and we dont want the other dead. sure theres conflict. but protestants didnt go start the crusades. it was catholics who perpetrated that crime.
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Sep 19 2004 9:21PM
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Quinny
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“*fixed* The crusades killed millions, and there are a lot of problems with religious conflicts. that is why religion should be outlawed.�

Two things. One, if you studied history at all you would know that the crusades were primarily a political and economic action. Religion was just the label they put on it. Two, outlawing religion would be oppressing others beliefs. It would cause more problems than it would solve.

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Sep 19 2004 9:31PM
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wilkesyachtingco
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its always been all about constantinople eh... that what them ottomans and them greeks will tell ya.















Mercy's eyes are blue
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Sep 19 2004 9:34PM
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Melvs
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you do realize I'm kidding right?

although I am not religious, I have beliefs. Not athiest either, very similar to basic religion.
-Pat Melvin
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'Who's not 18 yet? What? LA LA LA LA LA LA! I can't hear you.' - Jay
Sep 19 2004 9:35PM
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Prins
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Wow ignorance runs this thread. The bible is the word breathed of God. It was written how it should be, yes it is slightly different today as it doesn’t translate perfectly from Greek (new testament). If you had an active relationship with Him you would understand how that is possible and would live a life full of miracles.

The crusades however were not of God, rather of man. Just as the war in iraq, or WWII. They were actions of men, sometimes claiming to be doing the work of God. The crusades are NO WHERE prophesized about or appear in the scriptures. The bible and God teach love as a means to show the humility and grace of Christ to those who don’t know him.

Also it is vital to have God in government, although the school system seems to find it a good idea to stop teaching the philosophy of Natural Rights (aka Higher Law). Read up on it and you’ll understand why it’s vital to keep God in government. It’s a matter of accountability, but you can believe that people are created good… let me know how that works out.
Sep 19 2004 9:36PM
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wilkesyachtingco
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i thought you were serious. it seemed pretty much in line with the rest of the sterotype i had concocted of you in my brain... it also usually helps to say something like,'just kidding' or 'just playin bro brah' or 'your mom' you know, so we dont make that mistake in the future.















Mercy's eyes are blue
When she places them in front of you
Nothing holds a roman candle to
The solemn warmth you feel inside
Sep 19 2004 9:37PM
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J.D.
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I'm sorry, you present us with mere speculation, then call people ignorant? Come on, now. I mean,
'' It was written how it should be, yes it is slightly different today as it doesn’t translate perfectly from Greek (new testament).''
Very true. Good point.
''...If you had an active relationship with Him you would understand how that is possible and would live a life full of miracles.''
What a cop-out. Have you ever provided any basis, any reason for people to believe as you do? Because you seem to say 'I'm enlightened, you aren't, if you were like me your life would be better, I pity you for your inferior lifestyle.' Preachy much? That's arrogance the likes of which I couldn't begin to aspire to.

'' Read up on it and you’ll understand why it’s vital to keep God in government.''
Oh, good argument. We're reeling in the crushing grip of your rationale. Seriously, extremism does no cause the least bit of good (to wit, B-wald, the abolition of religion falls into this category as well).

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In a haze
A stormy haze
I’ll be around
I’ll be loving you
Always
Always

Here I am
And I’ll take my time
Here I am
And I’ll wait in line
Always
Always...
Sep 19 2004 9:44PM
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Melvs
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yes, I was kidding...


but prins, I must bring up some things here. you're views (although you may think so) are not what a lot of other people see. Is it fair for you to force your beliefs on them through government or other places? I think religion as a whole is a great things, the ideas behind it and the lessons it teaches are what you should strive for. However, to say that it is right, whne millions of others believe in a different way, is not right.
-Pat Melvin
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'Who's not 18 yet? What? LA LA LA LA LA LA! I can't hear you.' - Jay
Sep 19 2004 9:59PM
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Prins
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Basis for my faith in Christ. Ok, aside from my testimony... prophesy, answered prayer, casting demons out of people... I mean what else do you want me to say. When you’ve experienced all of that and done all of that it makes it pretty hard not to praise Christ as the Lord over all creation. Again, if you were to put your trust and Faith into God there would be nothing keeping you from the promises that are in his word. You stand on the outside looking in claiming it to be something you’ve never experienced. God promises the fruit of the spirit to whoever calls His name and follows after Him.
Sep 19 2004 10:01PM
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Quinny
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It you are talking to me Melvs, than my post was a misfire and I apologize. I should have given you more credit then I did.

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Sep 19 2004 10:02PM
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Melvs
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I'm not attacking your faith prins. I respect you very much for having it. What I'm saying is, even though I share some of your beliefs, I know it is wrong to try and say it is the only way. For a god who loves all people, the diversity of the world and the diversity of religion should be respected. What you believe is what you believe, but do not try to force those beliefs on others who believe differently.
-Pat Melvin
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'Who's not 18 yet? What? LA LA LA LA LA LA! I can't hear you.' - Jay
Sep 19 2004 10:04PM
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Quinny
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Everybody has their own beliefs. They should be respected. But they should not force them upon others. And they must not be oppressed because of them. That is ethics.

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Sep 19 2004 10:05PM
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Melvs
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exactly. It's hard for devote christains (and hardcore members of other religions) to see that there are many other belief systems out there, and that each must be given it's own respect and allowed to prosper. If you are to try and say one is more right then the other, then you are doing the complete opposite of what His message truly is. Love all people.
-Pat Melvin
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'Who's not 18 yet? What? LA LA LA LA LA LA! I can't hear you.' - Jay
Sep 19 2004 10:08PM
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J.D.
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^Not exactly. Some popular moral theories contend that it would be right to force one's beliefs on others if it would create a 'better' (a judggment subject to a discussion of value theory) world. So ethics can allow for this world to exist. I would submit that I've yet to see an ethical theory that supports this sort of thing and manages to remain consistent, but that doesn't stop people from subscribing to them (most of the people on this site do, in fact, without realizing it).

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In a haze
A stormy haze
I’ll be around
I’ll be loving you
Always
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Here I am
And I’ll take my time
Here I am
And I’ll wait in line
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Always...
Sep 19 2004 10:10PM
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J.D.
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^That was for quinny.

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A stormy haze
I’ll be around
I’ll be loving you
Always
Always

Here I am
And I’ll take my time
Here I am
And I’ll wait in line
Always
Always...
Sep 19 2004 10:10PM
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Prins
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exactly J.D., Even by you condoning my actions aren't you promotion your own agenda so as to be hypocritical all in one short post? After all if what you believe in doesn't inspire enough passion for it that you wish everyone else the chance to hear it, why do you still believe something so hollow...
Sep 19 2004 10:21PM
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im lovin this shit now
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Sep 19 2004 10:23PM
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Quinny
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You are correct JD. That is why some religious have missions in with they try to convert people to their own faith. It is not because they believe the other religions are evil. It is because they are striving to share the moral and ethical uplifting that their own faith has brought them. They want other people to discover the great things that a particular belief has to offer.

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Sep 19 2004 10:24PM
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Melvs
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prins, I can see what you're getting at. If I could share just a few of the experiences I've had with you, I think you'd see that I am where you are, just not as devote, or part of an organized religion. I guess I am being hypocritical by saying you can't try to share the greatness you have seen with others. It's just that I see how millions of people are happy with other religions, I don't understand how one can be better then another.

NO, I am not 'religious' per say, I have strong (and quite unique) beliefs of my own. I just don't see how it is right for one person to try and tell someone else how to think.
-Pat Melvin
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Sep 19 2004 10:28PM
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Prins
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it's not because of the theory of life that I do evangelism and mission work, It's to introduce others to the kingdom of Christ and the living God. the rest may or may not come along with that.
Sep 19 2004 10:30PM
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J.D.
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'' if what you believe in doesn't inspire enough passion for it that you wish everyone else the chance to hear it, why do you still believe something so hollow...''

It isn't hollow if I'm going to base my life on it, is it? Personally, I consider my life at least somewhat important. However, I also place a rgeat deal of importance in the concept of self-determination; that others, educated with regard to the alternatives, should be able to determine what is right. I'll propose what I think, but I won't look down on others for not according with it. That would be ridiculous; a personal philosophy is inherently subjective. Some things can be dictated through logic, and those, I would contend, can be argued for. Others can't, and should remain up to the individual. In either case, though, personal choice is universally available. I can't fault someone for choosing to be illogical when they realize they are so, if they prefer it, so long as it doesn't harm anyone else.

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In a haze
A stormy haze
I’ll be around
I’ll be loving you
Always
Always

Here I am
And I’ll take my time
Here I am
And I’ll wait in line
Always
Always...
Sep 19 2004 10:31PM
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Prins
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what of the people who've heard a mixed story of your beliefs? I spent my summer in France doing mission work with people whose only knowledge of Christianity was that they 'caused' the crusades and were a reason for the french revolution. Should I not go to them to talk to them and show them what it really means? Would it not be my duty to live out my faith for the sake of others? From what you said it seems as thought it would be.
Sep 19 2004 10:47PM
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Quinny
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^Goes back to what I just said

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Sep 19 2004 10:57PM
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J.D.
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As I said, prins, educated as to the alternatives. I wouldn't fault you for giving them a correct understandig of what Christian faith entails. Implying that all other options are inherently inferior, or even that yours is better than one specifically, is another story altogether.

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In a haze
A stormy haze
I’ll be around
I’ll be loving you
Always
Always

Here I am
And I’ll take my time
Here I am
And I’ll wait in line
Always
Always...
Sep 19 2004 11:01PM
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Quinny
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Extremely valid point JD.

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Sep 19 2004 11:03PM
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Prins
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so you're saying that if you were to go and explain your beliefs to someone you wouldn't antisipate them to believe them as well? What faith do you have in what you believe then? Seems like a cop out to say that what you believe ONLY works for you... Shouldn't it work for anyone who you're able to explain it to?
Sep 19 2004 11:06PM
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Quinny
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Not necessarily Prins. Different People will react in different ways.

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Sep 19 2004 11:14PM
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J.D.
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The point is, regardless of whether or not it works for them, they have the right to choose whether or not to accept it. It might be an objective fact that a certain person would be better served to buy a sedan than a pickup, but if the person wants a pickup anyways, who are we to force him either way? Lay out the benefits of each, and let them decide for themselves. I realize that buying a car is a rather crude metaphor for spiritual decisions, but the point is simply that there is no acceptable spiritual reason for a preclusion of peoples' right to choose. Whether or not Quinny is right (different strokes for different folks) forms the basis of an entirely different debate.

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In a haze
A stormy haze
I’ll be around
I’ll be loving you
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Here I am
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Sep 19 2004 11:19PM
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Quinny
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Well it really would be “different strokes for different folks� wouldn’t it? To an extent anyway. Because others may also may be trying to convert/share their beliefs as well. Or they could hold a more neutral take (by neutral I mean not affiliated with any particular belief system or have strong feelings). A persons reaction to something like a religious missionaries could be completely different than anothers reaction. The person could be convinced and join the new belief, they could tolerate it but not accept it, they could ignore it, or they could even act out against this new belief if they see fit. It is dictated by and individuals own beliefs. It really runs in a circle. Most people have core beliefs that can never be chained (ethics) and they have beliefs that can be chained or modified (morals). Of course beliefs are greatly effected by a person’s environment.

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Sep 19 2004 11:35PM
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Melvs
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people who are to blinded in their ways to not see that different people hold different values at different levels for good reasons make me sick.
-Pat Melvin
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'Who's not 18 yet? What? LA LA LA LA LA LA! I can't hear you.' - Jay
Sep 19 2004 11:38PM
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Melvs
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I mean this as a general thing.. not attacking any one in particulatr.
-Pat Melvin
WBP|films


'Who's not 18 yet? What? LA LA LA LA LA LA! I can't hear you.' - Jay
Sep 19 2004 11:38PM
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Quinny
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Yes. That is a noble statement. But that can sometimes spawn from things that are beyond an individuals control. For example lack of information. People have been nitrous for prejudging something without having full knowledge. Look at anti-American sediment in the Middle East. Look at some of the kids at argue in this forum. Sometimes people can’t help it because they don’t know any better.

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Sep 19 2004 11:43PM
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yall are just askin to get sizurved by bigJ
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Sep 19 2004 11:45PM
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J.D.
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By 'the basis of adifferent debate', I meant to say that it is arguable (and not weakly) that there are some principles which are objectively right for all of mankind. I just don't want to get into that at the moment, because it's getting kinda late and I have class early tomorrow.

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In a haze
A stormy haze
I’ll be around
I’ll be loving you
Always
Always

Here I am
And I’ll take my time
Here I am
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Always...
Sep 19 2004 11:46PM
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Quinny
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^how so?

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Sep 19 2004 11:46PM
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Quinny
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That was for atlanta.

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Sep 19 2004 11:46PM
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Prins
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interesting points but I'm to tired to keep this up (and to be frank don't really care that much, I already made my points and know the truth to them). May God bless you tomorrow! (or is it today, eh you get the point)
Sep 20 2004 12:13AM
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Quinny
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Yeah, I’m tired myself. I believe I’ll call it a night.

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Sep 20 2004 12:41AM
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i must aplaud this debate....i read so many fuckin psots....that was very very interesting. keep threads like this going (not necessarily religion, but just smooth tlaking debates with valid points). not one cheap shot was said, except atlantaski's lame comment to greater his chance of sucking bigj's dick.

i really enjoyed reading and thank you for enlightening me.


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You look like you were built for me; You talk like you want to steal my drink
You kiss like you already came; And that's a lift to pull a line for those with out any game

It's like damn baby; You know you can't save me
But you should still tell your people that your leaving with the band; Maybe you can show me your hustle
Neither one of us would be so lonely; If only you would come over here and hold me
I caught you trying to hide your smile behind your glass; But all of your secrets become a swing set when you laugh
And all of your regrets that you're carrying a burying; Don't mean a damn thing if there's nobody to share them with

We've been following each other all night now; We ought to be all over each other like right now
I don't like crowds lets take flight now; Cause that face that you make reminds me of my life now.

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Sep 20 2004 1:07AM
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Sep 20 2004 4:34AM
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NEVER EVER REGRET DESISIONS...
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Sep 20 2004 6:56AM
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J.D.
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It's too bad they couldn't see the discussion we were having over PM. I might post it later, actually.

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I’ll be around
I’ll be loving you
Always
Always

Here I am
And I’ll take my time
Here I am
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Always...
Sep 20 2004 9:32AM
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Prins
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J.D. go for it, the only reason I sent you a PM was to avoid cloging up this thread with that long essay on Natural Rights Philosophy. Thought it would distract people from commenting on the thread.
Sep 20 2004 12:39PM
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Quinny
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I would have read it.

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