Moderateman

Moderateman

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1) He voted against the Iraq war,* big deal he is anti-war, so am I would you vote for me?* 2) He voted against the patriot act, *Stupid act, I keep hearing about loss of rights, what rights have you lost? not in ether in reality, rights you have actually lost.* 3) He is pro-union. In a country in which only 13% of the workforce is unionized, I would love to see more brothers and sisters join the ranks of organized labor. As a union man myself, this would make me happy. *

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(Citizen)ParaTed2kNovember 16, 2007 08:18:22 Dying is news. Not dying is not news." That is assuming journalism has any idea what is news and what isn't. I wonder if any of us could pinpoint when the reporters started drifting away from reporting the news to the obvious bias they now have?

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Reply By: Dr GuyPosted: Friday, November 16, 2007 they focus on much more important matters like what color dress Britney Spears is wearing or will O.J. Simpson go to trial You forgot the horror story of Lindsay Lohan spending 84 minutes in jail. But I know what the responses will be if any one from the left does answer your question. "Dying is news. Not dy

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Reply By: terpfan1980Posted: Thursday, November 15, 2007 I was thinking about Iraq the other day when I had seen yet another misleading and screamin' headline from the inferior officer on the subject. I was reminded a bit of a few movies and shows I've seen over my lifetime. The Longest Day - made at a time when Hollywood somewhat glorified military service and th

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Reply By: Adventure-DudePosted: Thursday, November 15, 2007 Each one of these movements think their way is the right way and theirs is the better way to G-d. I wrote this to let the Christians see that theirs is not the only religions that tears itself apart and creates disorder within itself. Many are more concerned about how they are different rather tha

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Reply By: Zoologist03Posted: Thursday, November 15, 2007 I studied a bit about Reform Judaism, in America anyway. I remember Isaac Mayer Wise, the Trayf Banquet, and the establishment of the Hebrew Union College in 1875 by Wise. Movement started around the mid 1800s, I believe. Yay, comparative religion class! ~Zoo Good class to have

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(Citizen)Adventure-DudeNovember 15, 2007 18:02:40 guess with all the back and forth among the Christians I just wanted them to see that we Jews make the same mistakes. MM, you know the 'ol saying: Put 2 Jews in a room and you'll get 3 opinions. Just simple math. hehe not if they are Geminis then you get two Jews six opinions

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Reply By: ParaTed2kPosted: Thursday, November 15, 2007 What got me was when it was reported that the news from Iraq was there was no news from Iraq.... More incompetence from the incompetent press. You don't even have to pay attention to see it anymore. I must have missed that particular slap in the face.

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(Citizen)foreverserenityNovember 15, 2007 17:28:33 Thx for the explanation Elie! Wow, I didn't realised! Why do we do this to ourselves (speaking generally here) for religion, we are so devided amongst ourselves its horrible! To each of us, our way is the right way and none the two shall meet! I guess with all the back and forth among the Christians I just wanted them to see that we Jews make the same mistakes.

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Where have all the headlines about Iraq gone to? Now that the surge is working and deaths are down, car bombings down, Civilian deaths down, our troop deaths down to pre-war levels suddenly Iraq has become a tenth page story. Just another show of how badly the MSM and the Liberal far left want defeat in Iraq and any show of winning there drives them to the point of insanity. Not even the most crazed far left loons can spin this winning streak we are on {except colgangrene

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Differences between Jewish denominations , which are more commonly known as " movements ," reflect varying responses to changing times and cultures. The historical Jewish movements (Pharisses, Sadduccees, and Essenes) were responses to the Roman rule of Israel, while the major modern movements (Reform, Orthodox, and Conservative) are responses to the modern, secular culture of Europe and America. Thus, while Christian Denominations differ

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Reply By: ThinkAloudPosted: Sunday, November 11, 2007 Regardless of whether you agree with others on their faith or not, arguing logically about it is not going to change anyone's opinion. Definitely, i said that already and we fully agree on that. I for one am not trying to change anyones mind, I am trying to get a better unders

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(Citizen)Dr GuyNovember 14, 2007 17:40:00 Well, since I've had two JU regs in the last week tell me I'M not a Christian, MM, I guess I don't have to worry about this article applying to me. If it is who I think it is (or maybe not), they dont think I am a christian either since I am Catholic. Shall we start the "JUCWANC" club? (Jew Kwank ) how about I.W.W.J. { I Walk With Jesus}

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(Citizen)SanChoninoNovember 14, 2007 17:13:43 since I've had two JU regs in the last week tell me I'M not a Christian, MM, I guess I don't have to worry about this article applying to me. Most of the people here have NEVER considered me a Christian. I'm a heathen Mormon, after all . . . And, as I've stated time and time again - I don't want to be what they call a Christian anyway. aga

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(Citizen)Gideon MacLeishNovember 14, 2007 17:08:58 Well, since I've had two JU regs in the last week tell me I'M not a Christian, MM, I guess I don't have to worry about this article applying to me. Which is cool. how DARE! anyone pass that kind of judgement on you gid, your behavior is more along the likes of walking with Jesus than many here!

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The only True judge of Bush will be history, try to remember Abraham Lincoln's Presidency was seen as a huge failure, 100,000 of thousands of Americans lives lost, American killing each other, brothers and fathers killing brothers and sons, History proved him to be a great man. Time will tell, not any of us.

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Reply By: MasonMPosted: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 I ask forgiveness from those I cause even one moment of harm. If you can find it in you hearts to do so I thank you ahead of time, if you cannot I understand and it's ok. All of your feelings about this matter are valid and I will not argue them any further. Nothing to forgive my friend. Your feelings are

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Reply By: Dr GuyPosted: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 Peace Elie. Knowing you as long as I had, I figured they were rants, and so read, but only commented to clarify thigns, not debate. As I told Think Aloud, faith is not something one can debate logically. More like backlash docG than a rant.

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Reply By: little-whipPosted: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 Never be ashamed of righteous anger, Elie. Not Ashamed Sabrina, I just do not want to inflict any harm to anyone, and truth is I feel I might have, hence the apology for the harm, NOT FOR THE STATEMENTS.

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Reply By: JythierPosted: Monday, November 12, 2007 Well, that's a lot of talking. As far as I can tell, Jesus taught a couple things strongly. One was not to compare yourself with other Christians. Another was to pay attention to your own self before you even think about looking at someone else's life. He taught to care about others before you care about what

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