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Palin would like to see the end of separation of church and state
Posted: Apr 21, 2010
That's right, let's change the constitution . . .
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Here's a link to a news article - too
[ In Reply To ..]She's such an embarrassment. :(
When moose fly. - What is wrong with that woman? nm
[ In Reply To ..]Sheesh
Nothing wrong with Sarah Palin - Just the LSM
[ In Reply To ..]Again, words taken out of context to suit the leftists idiotic agenda.
Gov. Palin was referring to the separation of God and State, NOT CHURCH AND STATE, a very very distinct difference.
She is saying there should be no separation of God and State.
God is at the foundation of our country whether the lamestream media and their blinded followers like it or not.
So which God is Palin trying to separate from the state? - Does she mean...
[ In Reply To ..]Buddha, Bhagwan, Ishvara, Maheshvara, Parameshvara, Paramatman, Para Brahman, Adi Purusha, Vishnu, Krishna, Rama, Waheguru, Ek Onkar, Satnam, Nirankar, Yahweh, Adonai, Hashem, Elohim, Allah, Ar-Rahman, Ar-Rahim, Tanri, Khoda, Baha or Ahura Mazda?
None of the above? Oh, I got it. She probably means one of the 206 American Indian dieties.
Excellent post!!!!! - Bravo
[ In Reply To ..]I wonder if they are capable of understanding.
Exactly! - .. BUT sm
[ In Reply To ..]If Obama had told them to kneel and pray and in what "direction" to pray, they would have thought that was a wonderful idea with no questions asked....
She wants to force Christianity, possibly even (sm) - Nikki
[ In Reply To ..]her particular BRAND of Christianity, on all Americans, you know, like Islam does in their Middle Eastern regions.
And Michelle Bachmann wants all Americans to be "armed and dangerous."
Even though these women are downright dangerous, I still hope Sarah Palin runs for President in 2012. That would give great credence to the Mayan calender because for many people, it WOULD be the end of the world if Palin was ever President. However, if the world should happen to withstand Palin, it would be very important to watch her VICE PRESIDENTIAL choice. Since Palin has a history of being a quitter, her vice president will probably wind up being president.
You can't force... - nnn
[ In Reply To ..]acceptance of Christ on anyone any more than you can force acceptance of homosexual behavior on anyone. It can't be done. All the laws in the world can't change what a person believes or his/her moral stance. You can even jail a person and it won't change a thing. That's been done since the time of Jesus and things are no different now.
Palin for president wouldn't be any worse that what we have in office now. All government has gone to the dogs.
You also can't disarm this country. We have a right to bear arms and, even if we didn't, there would always be weapons, even if "underground." When God-fearing, law-abiding, gun-toting Americans can no longer own a gun, the God-hating, law-breaking, gun-toting criminals will still have them. Owning a gun might make you "armed" but it certainly doesn't make you "dangerous." You are very misinformed and dangerous in your own right. ;)
No one is trying to disarm anyone except deranged - crazy people...nm
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And... - nnn
[ In Reply To ..]who gets to decide who is "crazy and deranged?" You people/libs would have everyone believe you are the only sane ones around and that anyone with a gun or anyone who believes in God or anyone who believes homosexuality is a perversion is "crazy or deranged." To me, you are the dangerous ones/crazy and deranged. ;) So, once again, who gets to decide if everyone in this country believes everyone besides themselves is "crazy and deranged?" Who gets to decide "normality/safe/sane?"
Panicked and dangerous is what this message is - see message
[ In Reply To ..]This message sounds like someone in full panic mode going off the deep end.
First, Palin is a nobody (IMHO). She is not running for office, she is just out speaking about what is going on in our government. That's why people don't like her. Because she's telling the public the truth about what is going on in politics. She is waking people up to what is happening and getting people to think and research the people they are going to be voting for. That's why the liberals don't like her. About her "Brand" of religion...she may be a little too "churchy" for my liking, but I have never heard her "forcing her "Brand" of religion". Not only that, like the poster above said "it can't be done". Nobody can force you to believe. Not only that, but comparing it with Islam? That's a really sad stretch trying to link the two together. I'm no christian but they are two totally different religions. One kills you if you don't believe or convert to a different religion. The other does not.
And your far stretch of what Michelle Bachmann is talking about is another fear tactic maneuver. I had never heard her say that, so I did some research. "Armed and dangerous on the issues". Which means people need to learn about the issues and talk to their representatives. Dangerous meaning we will vote them out if they don't work for the people of the country. But then again you already knew that. You are trying to invent something that is not true (or just repeating it from Olberman, Maddow or Matthews. Don't know which said it, but I wouldn't put it past any of them or the other left-wing fringe media nut cases).
As for Palin running for President in 2012, she has no plans to run and the RNC have not stated she will be a candidate, however, if she did win she would do a lot better than what is currently in there. Your comment about the VP and her being a quitter, well that's just very immature to even comment on. End of the world? Funny how the worst has been happening since the current one has been in there. Whether or not the end of the world happens in 2012 nobody knows. If it does, it is not going to be the fault of any president whether they are a republican or democrat or independent or libertarian, etc. However, I'm sure you'll find a way to blame Bush for it.
Woman who stand up and peacefully protest and discuss issues and tell the American people what our government is doing and how we can change it by voting them out and learning about the issues certainly are not dangerous. The only danger to the democrats is they they are going to be voted out.
I agree with nnn above "You are very misinformed and dangerous in your own right".
Doesnt sound panicky to me. Just passing along some info. - Palin couldnt panic anyone....
[ In Reply To ..]with the possible exception of Alaska's wildlife populations.
Ok then - desperate and definitely going off the deep end - see message
[ In Reply To ..]No, Palin should not panic anyone. She is a nobody (IMHO). But she does definitely have the liberals worried. All this trying to villify her - ya just gotta sit back and smile. She's definitely getting to them.
This is interesting...it seems you think that when someone - is a
[ In Reply To ..]laughing stock, the people who laugh are threatened and/or worried?
You really don't get it - until you do - no message is needed
[ In Reply To ..]nm
You have no message? Not surprising..... - LOL
[ In Reply To ..]x
If you want to have a decent conversation you will get a message - but since you dont - bye bye
[ In Reply To ..]You didn't get it the first time. You still don't get it.
bye bye
If anyone wants a decent conversation they surely won't - engage you
[ In Reply To ..]What a dry well.
Ok, looks like I need to put it in simple terms - sm
[ In Reply To ..]Since that is what is needed here.
The poster I first replied to is trying to spread fear and hate by "claiming" that Palin is trying to "force Christianity, in particular her BRAND on all Americans" oh yes, and that Michelle Bachmann "wants Americans Armed and Dangerous". That is most likely coming from the MSLSD crowd. I thought this particular poster used to be smarter than to just spread the fear, but I guess not. Used to have good conversations with her, but now the desperation, panic, and fear-mongering is taking over. And she is repeating the insanity being spewed by the BSNBC crowd instead of researching herself.
Nobody can "force" religion on anyone. And the simple fact that when Michelle Bachmann speaks of being "Armed and Dangerous on issues" (of course forgetting to put the whole quote of what Michelle Bachmann said in her speech - "I want people armed and dangerous on the issue of the energy tax because we need to fight back". She's talking about knowing the issues. But then again Nikki knew that too. She tried to make it sound as though MB was talking about being armed and dangerous with weapons.
So...again in simple terms... The poster who tried to spread fear and hate but stating false statements and misleading information is the dangerous one here, and people like that are the ones America needs to be afraid of.
If their spreading of fear and hate goes so far as to outright lie about issues then those are the ones people need to be afraid of. No matter what side they belong to.
Speaking of simple terms...the word "force" - in this case
[ In Reply To ..]doesn't mean we can be forced to believe in JC. It's the resultant effect on decisions on public issues, laws, etc. that is in question.
It's ridiculous to think that someone can be forced to be a certain religion here in the US (at least for now), but the effects of religion in politics are far-reaching and can most certainly be felt by all.
Let me spell this out for you by repeating myself. - Palin splinters the GOP, not the dems...
[ In Reply To ..]just like tpots do. She (they) sow the seeds of discontent within an already severely dysfunctioal political party. Ultracons do the same thing. All of these forces together have essentially abandoned the most intelligent, level-headed, articulate and moderate of the GOP to ALL their own perils.
Disunity within the GOP ranks makes things easier for the dems, not harder. And the idea of Palin the candidate for 2012 sends dems straight to the highest levels of blissful Nivana. Palin is a win-win....for the dems.
PS: You are mistaking ridicule for villification. She is a cartoon in stilletos, the ultimate butt of a joke.
What about the separation of state and unicorns? - Palintology
[ In Reply To ..]Not everyone in the United States believes that there is an imaginary being in the sky. Fairy tales and government should not be mixed!
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