"David" wrote in message
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On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 13:35:42 -0400, dxAce
wrote:



David wrote:

On 22 Apr 2005 10:15:09 -0700, "bpnjensen"
wrote:

Let's be absolutely clear - this does not mean all Christians. The
majority of Christians in the US believe in gentle persuasion at worst
and a true live-and-let-live attitude (as the Constitution encourages),
as long as their own beliefs are not used against them.

There are crackpots in every religion. They are not the norm. Yes, we
need to be cautious, but no, we do not need to be paranoid. I refuse
to be worried to distraction by any group.

Bruce Jensen

These are not just religious crackpots. They are an organized
conspiracy to overthrow the constitutional republic of the United
States and institute Biblical law. They are very real.

If the threat is real it ain't paranoia.

http://www.theocracywatch.org/

You are rapidly becoming the poster boy for paranoia.

Off your meds yet again?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

I realize it must be difficult dealing with undiagnosed dementia, but
please stop ****ing-up every goddam thread with your mindless mental
spitwads.





This is what I mean. This world and NG would be a better place if dxass
wasn't on it. He interjects his moronic comments in almost every thread.
That's because he sits on his big fat ass all day and night watching and
looking for any "action" in this NG LOL...What a pathetic POS.

BTW, put him on ignore and he's gone...

Lucky

Lucky wrote:

"David" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 13:35:42 -0400, dxAce
wrote:



David wrote:

On 22 Apr 2005 10:15:09 -0700, "bpnjensen"
wrote:

Let's be absolutely clear - this does not mean all Christians. The
majority of Christians in the US believe in gentle persuasion at worst
and a true live-and-let-live attitude (as the Constitution encourages),
as long as their own beliefs are not used against them.

There are crackpots in every religion. They are not the norm. Yes, we
need to be cautious, but no, we do not need to be paranoid. I refuse
to be worried to distraction by any group.

Bruce Jensen

These are not just religious crackpots. They are an organized
conspiracy to overthrow the constitutional republic of the United
States and institute Biblical law. They are very real.

If the threat is real it ain't paranoia.

http://www.theocracywatch.org/

You are rapidly becoming the poster boy for paranoia.

Off your meds yet again?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

I realize it must be difficult dealing with undiagnosed dementia, but
please stop ****ing-up every goddam thread with your mindless mental
spitwads.





This is what I mean. This world and NG would be a better place if dxass
wasn't on it. He interjects his moronic comments in almost every thread.
That's because he sits on his big fat ass all day and night watching and
looking for any "action" in this NG LOL...What a pathetic POS.

BTW, put him on ignore and he's gone...

No... I'll still be here. I'll only be gone in your little mind.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Drake R7, R8, R8A and R8B

http://www.iserv.net/~n8kdv/dxpage.htm

This is what I mean. This world and NG would be a better place if dxass
wasn't on it. He interjects his moronic comments in almost every thread.
That's because he sits on his big fat ass all day and night watching and
looking for any "action" in this NG LOL...What a pathetic POS.

BTW, put him on ignore and he's gone...

Lucky


It may be time to upgrade from Free Agent to the paid version...

David wrote:


This is what I mean. This world and NG would be a better place if dxass
wasn't on it. He interjects his moronic comments in almost every thread.
That's because he sits on his big fat ass all day and night watching and
looking for any "action" in this NG LOL...What a pathetic POS.

BTW, put him on ignore and he's gone...

Lucky


It may be time to upgrade from Free Agent to the paid version...

Pay for your meds first!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Michael Lawson wrote:


"bpnjensen" wrote in message
oups.com...
Let's be absolutely clear - this does not mean all Christians. The
majority of Christians in the US believe in gentle persuasion at
worst
and a true live-and-let-live attitude (as the Constitution
encourages),
as long as their own beliefs are not used against them.

There are crackpots in every religion. They are not the norm. Yes,
we
need to be cautious, but no, we do not need to be paranoid. I
refuse
to be worried to distraction by any group.

Considering that the US is more secular and more tolerant
now than at any time in the past, I'd say you hit the nail on
the head.

That's not the problem. The Christian fundie zealots are planning to
seize power WITHOUT the consent of the general public. Most revolutions
have had the support, either active or passive, of at least a plurality
of the population. You need only look around you to see that rabid
Christian zealots are not the norm, yet the small portion of the
population who are rabid zealots want to use the mechanisms of democracy
to seize power and then force their narrow interpretation of Biblical
law on the rest of us without our consent. They want nothing less than a
Christian Iran, with preachers and other self proclaimed "men of God" in
power who will not be subject to anybody but God. Seeing that God isn't
around to tell them what to do, they're free to go hog wild and make up
their own version of Biblical law, then force it on an unwilling public.


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"David" wrote in message
...
On 22 Apr 2005 10:15:09 -0700, "bpnjensen"
wrote:

Let's be absolutely clear - this does not mean all Christians. The
majority of Christians in the US believe in gentle persuasion at worst
and a true live-and-let-live attitude (as the Constitution encourages),
as long as their own beliefs are not used against them.

There are crackpots in every religion. They are not the norm. Yes, we
need to be cautious, but no, we do not need to be paranoid. I refuse
to be worried to distraction by any group.

Bruce Jensen

These are not just religious crackpots. They are an organized
conspiracy to overthrow the constitutional republic of the United
States and institute Biblical law. They are very real.

If the threat is real it ain't paranoia.

http://www.theocracywatch.org/

What ever you say Alex.

"David" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 13:35:42 -0400, dxAce
wrote:



David wrote:

On 22 Apr 2005 10:15:09 -0700, "bpnjensen"
wrote:

Let's be absolutely clear - this does not mean all Christians. The
majority of Christians in the US believe in gentle persuasion at worst
and a true live-and-let-live attitude (as the Constitution
encourages),
as long as their own beliefs are not used against them.

There are crackpots in every religion. They are not the norm. Yes,
we
need to be cautious, but no, we do not need to be paranoid. I refuse
to be worried to distraction by any group.

Bruce Jensen

These are not just religious crackpots. They are an organized
conspiracy to overthrow the constitutional republic of the United
States and institute Biblical law. They are very real.

If the threat is real it ain't paranoia.

http://www.theocracywatch.org/

You are rapidly becoming the poster boy for paranoia.

Off your meds yet again?

dxAce
Michigan
USA

I realize it must be difficult dealing with undiagnosed dementia, but
please stop ****ing-up every goddam thread with your mindless mental
spitwads.

Speaking of mindless mental spitwads, you started this thread you mental
midget.

running dogg wrote:

Michael Lawson wrote:


"bpnjensen" wrote in message
oups.com...
Let's be absolutely clear - this does not mean all Christians. The
majority of Christians in the US believe in gentle persuasion at
worst
and a true live-and-let-live attitude (as the Constitution
encourages),
as long as their own beliefs are not used against them.

There are crackpots in every religion. They are not the norm. Yes,
we
need to be cautious, but no, we do not need to be paranoid. I
refuse
to be worried to distraction by any group.

Considering that the US is more secular and more tolerant
now than at any time in the past, I'd say you hit the nail on
the head.

That's not the problem. The Christian fundie zealots are planning to
seize power WITHOUT the consent of the general public. Most revolutions
have had the support, either active or passive, of at least a plurality
of the population. You need only look around you to see that rabid
Christian zealots are not the norm, yet the small portion of the
population who are rabid zealots want to use the mechanisms of democracy
to seize power and then force their narrow interpretation of Biblical
law on the rest of us without our consent. They want nothing less than a
Christian Iran, with preachers and other self proclaimed "men of God" in
power who will not be subject to anybody but God. Seeing that God isn't
around to tell them what to do, they're free to go hog wild and make up
their own version of Biblical law, then force it on an unwilling public.

Sheesh... you are one screwed up 'tard boy.

Please, continue to tote.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

"David" wrote in message
...


This is what I mean. This world and NG would be a better place if dxass
wasn't on it. He interjects his moronic comments in almost every thread.
That's because he sits on his big fat ass all day and night watching and
looking for any "action" in this NG LOL...What a pathetic POS.

BTW, put him on ignore and he's gone...

Lucky


It may be time to upgrade from Free Agent to the paid version...

A liberal actually pay for something?

"David" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 14:04:30 -0400, "Michael Lawson"
wrote:


"bpnjensen" wrote in message
roups.com...
Let's be absolutely clear - this does not mean all Christians. The
majority of Christians in the US believe in gentle persuasion at
worst
and a true live-and-let-live attitude (as the Constitution
encourages),
as long as their own beliefs are not used against them.

There are crackpots in every religion. They are not the norm. Yes,
we
need to be cautious, but no, we do not need to be paranoid. I
refuse
to be worried to distraction by any group.

Considering that the US is more secular and more tolerant
now than at any time in the past, I'd say you hit the nail on
the head.

--Mike L.

Cat got your tongue David? Or are you still digesting the truth.