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Originally posted by TKDRL
reply to post by RyanFromCan
I have never heard the guy talk before now, even I knew as soon as he said the bible, the general direction he was going to take it. It's the way he said it, I am surprised he didn't put up the air quotes and the troll face as he was saying it. The tone of voice he used, gave his upcoming tirade away. It's not really about what he says, but how he says it. He comes across as confrontational and aggressive. Just like a bully does.
Funny, I AM a Christian, in fact, I am the leader of the youth group at my church, and under no circumstance would I support, endorse, or accept any of my kids using the Holy Bible as a means to justify hate and abuse. I am not a Christian basher, I am a exposer of pseudo-christians who soil the name Christian.
Originally posted by petrus4
Originally posted by jzenman
Brilliant. My thoughts exactly. I couldn't have said it better. And I don't even think they should call themselves Christian. They should call themselves Paulist.
Yep. They also either won't respond to it at all, or they will go completely berserk and ballistic at me, to the point of being profane. Just watch.
Like I said; Christians are nothing if not predictable.
Originally posted by RyanFromCan
Funny, I AM a Christian, in fact, I am the leader of the youth group at my church, and under no circumstance would I support, endorse, or accept any of my kids using the Holy Bible as a means to justify hate and abuse.
I am not a Christian basher, I am a exposer of pseudo-christians who soil the name Christian.
As many as 100 high school students walked out of a national journalism conference after an anti-bullying speaker began cursing, attacked the Bible and reportedly called those who refused to listen to his rant “pansy assed.”
Originally posted by longjohnbritches
Originally posted by RyanFromCan
Originally posted by longjohnbritches
Originally posted by RyanFromCan
Originally posted by longjohnbritches
Ya- all notice None, None care to take on the BRITCHES of truth.
A forked tongue is sour in the mouth of it's owner.
Anti Christianism behavior is tantamount to Anti -Semitic behavior.
You got it? Bring it. ljb
WOW, quite the attempt to derail the thread there Mr. Britches.
And who are you to declare anyone's actions to be anti-christian? Maybe, just maybe, some of us try to live as Christ did, making us Christians, but are just fed up with pseudo-christians, masquerading as followers of Christs teachings, using the Bible to spew hate and damnation.
Fair somewhat enough.
BUT by your own admission you are TOTALLY IGNORANT of folks like me that can run your BS deeper into the ground than HELL itself.
My own admission? People like me? I am totally ignorant of folks like you? My BS? What BS would that be exactly? Still trying to derail the Thread because it isn't going your way?
No sunshine I am a slicer and dicer and your ignorance is under my processer.
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Batman knew the animalistic population at that point needed the terror of his truth! for it was the only way to make them understand again.
Originally posted by TKDRL
reply to post by RyanFromCan
I have never heard the guy talk before now, even I knew as soon as he said the bible, the general direction he was going to take it. It's the way he said it, I am surprised he didn't put up the air quotes and the troll face as he was saying it. The tone of voice he used, gave his upcoming tirade away. It's not really about what he says, but how he says it. He comes across as confrontational and aggressive. Just like a bully does.
Originally posted by jacktorrance
reply to post by SisyphusRide
I (believe?) I agree with you.
You said most are good with reading sarcasm, I'm finding tonight I don't think I am.
But if I understand what you're saying, then yes, and that's why I like Batman.
Originally posted by jacktorrance
reply to post by RyanFromCan
Funny, I AM a Christian, in fact, I am the leader of the youth group at my church, and under no circumstance would I support, endorse, or accept any of my kids using the Holy Bible as a means to justify hate and abuse. I am not a Christian basher, I am a exposer of pseudo-christians who soil the name Christian.
And you being that way should earn you some respect from non-Christians.
In fact, it will probably open eyes and ears of those that choose not to follow a religion, or people who have questions about religion but otherwise would turn away from a hateful message. You seem to be doing it right.
Originally posted by TKDRL
reply to post by RyanFromCan
The only people I have met that come across as confrontational and aggressive, for no reason are police officers. And yes, I do consider them bullies.
I have been before judges before, a few of them came across as arrogant bullies. Most of them however addressed me with respect, and got it back from me. None of my bosses have ever acted like that.
Most people in my life are decent people, and treat people with respect. Then again, I don't associate with douchey people.
confrontational and aggressive, for no reason
Originally posted by longjohnbritches
reply to post by RyanFromCan
If you have half of a wallnut you will explain this. Or else you only have the wall.
You said this.
"If you think Mr. Savage was being anything approaching a bully, God help you when the real world comes knocking on your door."
talk it up ljb
he wrote that in 2000, suffering from the flu while on an assignment
to cover the Iowa caucuses, he volunteered for the Bauer campaign with the intent to infect the candidate with his flu. He wrote that he licked doorknobs and other objects in the campaign office, and handed Bauer a saliva-coated pen, hoping to pass the virus on to Bauer and his supporters He also registered and participated in the caucus, which was illegal, as Savage was not an Iowa resident. He was charged and pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of fraudulent voting in a caucus, and was sentenced to a year's probation, 50 hours of community service, and a $750 fine
he sponsored a contest that led to the term santorum being used to refer to "the frothy mixture of lube and fecal matter that is sometimes a byproduct of anal sex".Savage set up a website to spread the definition.In 2010, Savage offered to remove his website if Rick Santorum would agree to donate US$5 million to a gay rights group
-supported the Iraq war and advocated military action against other
-He opposes the tactics of the War on Drugs
and opposes the prohibition of certain controlled substances.
-His has been as an outspoken critic of the Teen Dance Ordinance and other crackdowns on all-ages events
-quoted "should be dragged behind a pickup truck until there's nothing left but the rope". In the same interview, he stated, "Mr. Romanelli should go # himself"
-against abstinence "The Kid: What Happened After My Boyfriend and I Decided to Go Get Pregnant"
-"Skipping Towards Gomorrah: Pursuit of Happiness in America"
-"I wish the Republicans were all #ing dead."
Originally posted by RyanFromCan
Mr. Savage did not target Christians, but rather the thought processes of people masquerading as "christians".