Rightwinger

Rightwinger

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Good article Sean, even though I have to disagree. It's easy for you make this point, as yours is the prevailing view these days. This is how I see it....when the Pilgrims left Europe, they came here, wishing to be able to worship God as they saw fit. They built the foundations of the country on worshiping God. Those beliefs were then handed down, through the years, to the Founders, who realized why their forebears had to leave England in the first place....the estab

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watched a (like, 4 hour, haha) documentary on hippies on the History channel the other day. I'm sorry....how terrible for you. Are you okay now? I really have no political commentary since I didn't live through it. I didn't either, but I was close enough to it in time to remember the kind of people it involved and the impression they left on me. When I was a kid in the early 70s, our neighbor'

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I'm merely trying to point out that when we're talking MAINSTREAM we have to consider the actions of the MAJORITY. Incidents that only happen in a FEW places are NOT MAINSTREAM. Do you understand now or do you still there's only semantic differences (which coincidentally is a branch of linguistics entirely concerned with meaning) between MAINSTREAM and MINORITY? Please let me know if you continue to have difficulties distinguishing between the two. I'm not sur

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Man, I have to vent to someone.....I was just watching the Today Show, and they did a whole big thing on The Summer of Love. Praising how great it was...the music, the clothes, the attitudes. Groovy, man. Like, far out. Yeeeeaaahhh, maaaaan.... They interviewed "experts" like some 60s historian (a liberal academician, natch) and "perennial hippie" Wavy Gravy....who has to be 70 years old and still dresses like a clown on bad acid. What a shame to be a ridiculous, fri

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How strange I never heard about it beyond a handful of chronologically isolated examples in the Middle East! I must have overlooked the billowing smoke and sky blackened from flung stones emanating from the Muslim/embassy district situated a few miles away from where I live. Oh, and in Australia it's not uncommon for protests to involve screaming abuse at people, parades and the burning of effigies and flags, even over quite minor issues (such a

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And you're a lying waste of skin without the intelligence to debate without making false accusations like that. Anyone that differs with you supports terrorism. This is the last time I'll ever address you. I've given this months, probably better than a year, and you are unreachable. The dust is shaken off my feet; I'm being pulled down into the mud with you. Bear false witness, hate your enemies AND your neighbors, whatever. Talking to you just

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I get so sick of seeing this. There is an outpouring of anger from Muslims after attacks, ---Baker But not as great as, for example, the "outpouring" after the bogus "Koran flushings" incident....or the "Mohammed cartoons" incident. Or after the Pope's comment. I would like to see raging mobs take to the streets to violently protest the hijacking of their faith, and the fact that Muslims are killing people in the name of their god....

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No, and you know better. When the flow of the conversation goes against him he makes the distinction, and then next week he'll be calling Islam a cancer again with no intention of prefixing "fundy" on it. ---Baker This isn't true and you know it. I use those adjectives all the time in my writing. Whatever. Okay....I see where you're coming from; sorry I neglected to use the all-important disclaimer when I made my "Islam is a cancer" st

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And for well over a thousand years we used Christianity as a justification. Yet, oddly, Christianity is still here, and we don't behave that way. Christianity wasn't to blame, evil people were. We didn't change the Bible, we just decided to stop justifying our evils with it. ---Baker See, you keep saying this.....Christianity had its Reformation, and I suppose Islam could, too, sure....but will they have time? "For well over a thousand year

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This is like people sitting around and blaming "Nazism" for the crimes of Hitler's regime. An "ism" can't do a damn thing. It has no hands or feet. No, what I am is someone who doesn't slur people for the actions of others, while you are here branding a billion people for the actions of a small minority. ---Baker A "small minority" that MUSLIM organizations estimate at perhaps 100 million or more. Yeah, small compared to 1.3 billion, but st

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P.S. no one should apologize for calling Rightwinger a fearmonger. He is one. As far as "hate", I don't know, maybe I do hate Rightwinger, in the same way I'd hate anyone who is willing to insult and vilify people for their religious beliefs or ethnicity. I thought I lived in a nation that was about 50 years beyond that. I guess I was wrong. ---Baker Man, I used to really admire you; your articles were, and are, eloquent and well-presented.

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I wonder if they do in PA and why the prosecutor or law enforcement chose not to use it. So they caught the criminals? ---locamama They, do, yes....as to why the prosecutor chose not to employ them in this case, well, y'know. They did catch them, but as I said, when you're black, it's different. Minorities don't count....they can't commit "hate crimes" because, well....they're supposed to be the ones the laws protect. How can they commit ha

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Where's drmiler's quote? I personally think Baker's gone off the deep end, in some respect. He and I used to get on pretty well, overall; I even got an insightful from him once about an article I wrote about my views on modern psychology. Then we later got into a discussion about immigration, and it was all downhill from there. We got into it about Islam and the war, and it was "Katy, bar the door". That was it. The comment that earned me the most caustic ire, as I re

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Gawd, you're a fucktard. I can't believe some shitty paper would publish this trash. It wouldn't be worth the paper to wipe my ass with. I know...shocking, isn't it? A paper that doesn't simply follow the liberal MSM template. My local paper is one of the few in this nation willing to tell both sides and present opposing views. Sorry if that offends you. And here, I thought liberals were all about "free speech". Amazing. Yo

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I copied this from a post on the "Gathering of Eagles" website. It's a very thought-provoking story.----RW The following is a must read for every freedom loving American. If you do not believe that our way of life is threatened by radical Islam, or even if you do believe, you must read this: December 7, 2008 By Raymond S. Kraft December 7, 2008, began inauspiciously. At 0753 at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, the attack that had triggere

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[ quote]1st, i apologize for that comment. and 2nd, in regards to your perspective rightwinger, i respectfully disagree. and even if they do try to come here, i am not afraid of any of the bastards and will utilize my 2nd amendment rights to the hilt to protect my family and national interests. if they pull another 9/11 stunt, i will grieve with my nation, bury the dead and turn to punish those responsible...hopefully, our leaders will get it right next time. [/quote]---SConn <

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klahoma city - christians abortion clinic bombings - christians kkk - christians ira - christians mafia - christians, namely catholics. ETA - christians (who just announced that their "ceasefire" is over the other day, and we are to look out for their wrath) ---SConn find it hilarious that they have to lie to come up with Muslim threats, like the V Tech thing, when Date

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VERY insightful and fully deserves the one I gave it. ---drmiler Thanks, dr...nice to see some of us do understand the world as it really is. For those who aren't sure why I like it so much, note the way he starts with unsubstantiated figures and then intimates 'other estimates are much higher' without mentioning who those estimates belong to. ---cacto I knew you'd disregard this, cact

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This article, in a little shorterform, of course, appeared in my local paper a couple months ago as a guest column, under my name. I've re-written it here and there and updated it a little, and so I've made it longer, but the main gist is still there. Sad thing is, I actually had a few people come up to me and thank me for writing it, because they said they'd never seen or read anything like it in their papers or on TV, or had even heard a lot of the information I included. The

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Thanks for the input, Mason......sounds like flayed one needs to stop eating up what the MSM is feeding him. The danger is real, no matter how much the liberal media, and the Democrat Party, downplays it. When NYC goes up in a mushroom cloud, it will be the fault of the liberal media for laughing every time something like this happens, for altering or leaving out big chunks of pertinent information to make it suit their template, or for ignoring it altogether. Fortu

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You know Sean, I'd really like to know exactly what it would take to convince you of just how dangerous these people really are. Let me point something out to you: Virginia Tech murderer----converted Muslim Trolley Mall murderer---Muslim Beltway Snipers in '02----converted Muslims There are others, too, but these leaped right to mind. They're here, but the heightened sense of alertness has stopped them, for the most part. Chuckle all you want, b

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One can only speculate that Mark Foley, wherever he is hiding out, is glad he isn't alone in the "big tent." Yeah, child molestation should be a capital crime. But then, let's not forget, though your media has, that "gay child molester" Foley's little tryst turned to be at least of legal age. Or, that the sleazy Democratic operatives---ever concerned for the welfare of THE CHILDREN, of course---suppressed their concern and outrage, an

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drmiler: Yes; but a "plebiscite" is a vote. It was required to legally secure Hitler's position as the proper successor to Hindenberg. It was his last act based in the German constitution, which he soon after tore up.

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But that's the problem with the Socialistic, Globalist liberal ideal; it's not workable in a perfect world. No matter; that's clearly why we need more overarching governmental control, and legislation and biased, propagandistic, agenda-driven public education, and of course higher taxes....whatever it takes, to make it work. That's all. I don't know, but I keep hearing whispers about a planned North American Union; a "Mexamericanada", copying the E

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hate that you dismiss the validity of my argument so quickly. Go pick up The New American Militarism: How Americans are Seduced by War by Andrew Bacevich. Not that it will open your narrow mind, but you should read it anyway. ---Sancho Sancho, I hear that argument all the time; I've read it, heard it and absorbed it. I just don't agree with it. Every time we flex our muscles or expands our influence, for whatever reason, it's never a g

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