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Definitely went on a bit of a tangent, but what set me off was your comment that it’s arguable that being against murder is a tenet of religion. While that is somewhat true (at times it’s perfectly acceptable in the bible), it doesn’t mean that this concept originated from the bible or any otber religious text, and it certainly has nothing to do…[Read more]

I’ll give you some examples:

1. Gay marriage. I don’t know any non-religious people who are against it, and the “secular” arguments I’ve heard are devoid of evidence.

2. Creationism in public schools. Yes, this is still a topic of concern in the South, and with Betsy Devos poised to take over as Secretary of Education it may rear its head on a…[Read more]

I’ll give you some examples:

1. Gay marriage. I don’t know any non-religious people who are against it, and the “secular” arguments I’ve heard are devoid by evidence.

2. Creationism in public schools. Yes, this is still a topic of concern in the South, and with Betsy Devos poised to take over as Secretary of Education it may rear its head on a…[Read more]

Religion doesn’t have a monopoly on morals, and many of the values that the major religions espouse are completely immoral imo. Laws should never be created off the basis of personal faith. Murder, rape, robbery, etc, are bad for society, thus illegal. The bible is a testament to god’s vanity and immorality. Nearly half of the ten commandments…[Read more]

Religion doesn’t have a monopoly on morals, and many of the values that the major religions espouse are completely immoral imo. Laws should never be created off the basis of personal faith. Murder, rape, robbery, etc, are bad for society, thus illegal. The bible is a testament to god’s vanity and immorality. Nearly half of the ten commandments…[Read more]

Religion doesn’t have a monopoly on morals, and many of the values that the major religions espouse are completely immoral imo. Laws should never be created off the basis of personal faith. Murder, rape, robbery, etc, are bad for society, thus illegal. The bible is a testament to god’s vanity and immorality. Nearly half of the ten commandments…[Read more]

I propose they settle their differences with a fish-off. Loser is never allowed to discuss politics again (no pressure FFU).

I’d hope they would settle their differences with a fish-off. Loser is never allowed to discuss politics again (no pressure FFU).

I’d hope they would settle their differences with a fish-off. Loser is never allowed to discuss politics again.

I’d hope they would settle their differences with a fish-off. Loser leaves the board forever. Okay, that may be a bit extreme.

I’d hope they settle their differences with a fish-off. Loser leaves the board forever. Okay, that may be a bit extreme.

I’d hope they settle their differences with a fish-off. Loser leaves the board forever. That may be a bit extreme.

A good caddie would have recognized this and set him up with a steady stream of hookers.

A good caddie would have recognized this and ordered him up a steady line of hookers.

It’s always sad when the greats hold on too long. Better to go out on top like Rocky Marciano or John Elway, but I suppose the pull of the game they love is just too strong sometimes.

Got a sudden urge to polish my pistol.

Is your motherboard on the fritz?

What “facts” are you referring to?

You entirely missed the point. Deregulation in itself isn’t the problem, and this is actually one area where I tend to lean right. Some is necessary, but as I said, I’m all for cutting unnecessary spending and red tape across the board. The issue is that Trump pulled a number out of his ass and applied it to a complex issue. This two for one…[Read more]

You entirely missed the point. Deregulation in itself isn’t the problem, and this is actually one area where I tend to lean right. Some is necessary, but as I said, I’m all for cutting unnecessary spending and red tape across the board. The point is that Trump pulled a number out of his ass and applied it to a complex issue. This two for one…[Read more]