Sean Conners aka SConn1

Sean Conners aka SConn1

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....Faux news. I suppose you will tell us the MSM is otherwise honest. What is your funny name for CNN? i guess ya mean msnbc. as far as both them and cnn go, their reporters have biases like anyone else. and like i've said before, biases don't make you dishonest. fox is dishonest in it's reporting imho much more than either of the other 2 major cable news networks. but if

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1st off,,,the seattle situation is unfortunate. but there was no "war on christmas" there. the intention was for a rabbi to get a menorah display. the airport was incapable of accomodating it, and in the interest of fairness, dropped the tree. by the way,,,where was the ACLU in that article? personally, i feel the airport administration folded too easily and unnecessarily. but there was no "war on christmas there like oreilly wants you to b

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No, YOU tell me "why" they were banned at all? tell me when they were banned... from the USA Today article "A Fictional War on Christmas"... For example, this year in Boston — the same city where Puritans once prohibited the pagan-inspired "Christmas tree" — the new Puritans now demand that the city call its evergreen

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Or "why" this? dude,,,you really have no idea what my position is, do you? i have written on it before...but if i need to repeat myself, fine...i think some have gotten way out of hand with their problems with xmas. in my mind, xmas doesn't offend anyone inherently. yes, i am against overt religious symbols such as a nativity scene on goverment property, funded by tax dollars. but singing a song doesn't cost anything. i think the distri

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quote]No, YOU tell me "why" they were banned at all? tell me when they were banned... from the USA Today article "A Fictional War on Christmas"... For example, this year in Boston — the same city where Puritans once prohibited the pagan-inspired "Christmas tree" — the new Puritans now demand that the city call its evergreen spruce a "Christmas tree," and they threatened a lawsuit if the city didn't comply.

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Displaying Christmas Trees in public is not a "dangerous" mix of religion and government. Every year we list many examples of liberal organizations that attempt to attack any form of Christianity. since when is a christmas tree a religious symbol? x-mas trees are a secular representation of christmas like santa and rudolph. nativity

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just one question...does anyone else see that the way bush and his administration operate is more like tony robbin's "neuroassociative conditioning" than anything in the christian faith?

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. BUSH IS A LOOSER oh, just one note gene,,,,i hate to comment on spelling errors, esp when they are one time typos (which, lord knows, i make all the time)but it's spelled "loser" with 1 "o." the way you spell it always makes me want to ask, "looser than what?" take care man,,,<img src="http://images.stardock.com/ju/T_JU/smiles/Smile.gi

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Bush came to office with NO Foreign policy or Military experience actually, i don't judge him on that. History has proven that direct experience and success don't always go hand in hand. so i can't make that kind of blanket judgement. fact is, that everyone around him, from dick cheney, to wolfowitz to rumsfeld et al...had a wealth of experience

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People often argue about who was the 1st rapper or 1st rap song. Most people will acknowledge the Sugar Hill Gang's "Rapper's Delight" as the song that put rap music, which would eventually evolve into what we today call "hip-hop" on the map. Of course, other arguments can be made, and some even go back to guys like Lou Reed, who's "Walk On the Wild Side" is essential

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In the following series, I am going to talk about various genres of music. But 1st, let me provide some backround on myself to explain where my perspectives come from. I have been an active musician since childhood. My parents have pictures of me as a toddler turning anything i could find into a guitar or drum set. When i was around 9 or 10, I began takig g

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. But let's not forget that one of the things many liberals attempt to undermine is religious---mainly Judeo-Christian---faith. nonsense! not wanting to dangerously mix religion and governemnt is not undermining the faith. despite what bill oreilly, john gibson and all the other talking heads claim.

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Only fools like ColGene think you fight a war from Washington. i don't think the col or anyone who was opposed to us invading iraq want to fight the war from washington. we never wanted to fight in iraq at all. and still don't.

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The "domino theory" you refer to has nothing to do with the situation in Iraq. Completely different set of issues, completely different circumstances and not what has been used as a rationale for our presence - that's how foes of the administration have chosen to characterize it, for the phrase's perceived propaganda value. nonsense! th

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this "it doesn't exist unless you spoon feed it to me" posture is a lil lame there ...but ok,,,here's your spoon fed quotes since ya can't even be bbothered to google it... "This is a serious long-term war, and it will inevitably lead us to want to know what is said in every suspect place in the country, that will lead us to learn how to close down every web site that is dangerous, and it will lead us to a very severe approach to p

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the col may be biased, he may be a "bush basher" and he may someday learn how to spell "losing." but facts are facts, and as the baker commission confirmed what more and more americans realize every day, that the col. is right, the policy is a failure. and george bush and his boys are to blame. attacking the col, myself or anyone else who has spoken out against this war won't make us safer. what might make us safer is changes in policy. how bout instead of bashing good americans who di

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I usually try to sell them something like toilet paper or hand soap.Mr. Mabe is insane and I love it! i have a good scam where every so often i tell the caller to "hold on" for something like somebody at the door, or the other line, or dinner burning, or whatever i think up.then put the phone down and go back to what i was doing for awhile, come back, if they are still there, let them start their pitching again,,,then interrupt and r

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These are your stereotypical characterizations, not necessarily the way things actually are. not from what i have experienced. "from my cold dead hand" has been the mantra of the NRA for well over a decade. and read anything on the far right's stance on immigration and show me where thereis any room for compromise with those who see it differently. as far as references go, just google "newt gingrich on free speech" and you will

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here's some of the poll questions i would have asked... 1) blogger you love to hate: 2) blogger you hate to love: 3) blogger you agree with most: 4) blogger you disagree with most: 5) blogger you would most like to meet: 6) blogger you would least like to meet: 7) best blog article you've written: 8) article you wish you wouldn't have written (must not be deleted): 9) best article written by another(in the last year): 10) worst article written by anot

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Meanest Blogger: big whip was just mean to LW. Most disliked Blogger: probably me, but i could care less. as long as others don't lie about me. Most prolific Blogger: are we talkin quality or quantity here? i guess the definiton would suggest quantity. i'll go with xythe and brad i guess. maybe i am thinkin brad because of how many of his articles he puts on his frontpage no matter how boring or pompous they are. Most loved Blogger: i don't love any of ya, never e

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It seems everyone these days likes to build up the idea in their own head that they are a "good american." Humans have long had the ability to rationalize and justify their own behavior, but these days, it seems particularly en vogue. the most common way to rationalize one's own greatness is to point out others badness. For example, People who are card ca

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