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Post by 101ABN on Aug 27, 2005 20:19:23 GMT -8
When were you in Vietnam? I remember that you were but I never knew exactly when. 1966-67
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Post by stratagosv on Aug 28, 2005 1:25:13 GMT -8
Really? Wow, give me a link. P.S. if the link is to a site entitled fuckjohnkerrythattraitorbastard.org.... that doesn't count! I couldn't link to that website but here are some others. www.stopjohn.com/ice.he.net/~freepnet/kerry/index.phpI hope you don't think you'll find anything of value on the DNC site. Yeah, the pic is a photoshop job but it sure suits the bastard. ... Okay... look... you MUST have found a less bias site. Now, don't get me wrong, it's not like I'll consider any site to be bias if it has info that goes against kerry... but... look I wouldn't refer you to moveon.org for info on bush you know? stopjohn.org... seems to "maybe" "perhaps" have a tad bias in info they might have... so if you could show me a more... legit site that would be helpful. I'll search too, and I won't go to any site called johnkerryisastandupguy.org you know?
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Post by leftisthater on Aug 28, 2005 5:07:10 GMT -8
I take issue with one thing you mentioned: [ EMPHASIS ADDED ] I want to know why a child has to die because of the sins of the father? Regardless of how that child was conceived, it is still a child and deserving of life. Granted, I would not want to keep a child of my wife getting raped in my house and raise it, but then again, maybe I would because it's still a child and deserving of a good home. As for incest, again, that child doesn't deserve to die because of the disgusting perversion that brought about its conception. I believe that God has a purpose for everything; even the most minute details. I know that God surely didn't intend on people to abort babies ( "Before I formed you in the belly, I knew you. Before you came forth out of the womb, I sanctified you..."). As for the issue of the mother's health, I'm going to be under the assumption of the mother's mortality. More often than not, that is with the issue of the embryo attaching to the fallopian tube (spelling?). In this case, if the baby were to continue growing and thus rupture the tube, then both the mother and child are going to die. In this case, there is truly no other choice. In the others, however, I cannot agree with you.
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Post by 101ABN on Aug 28, 2005 7:04:42 GMT -8
Biased? Of course theyre biased. We hate the sonofabitch. Learn to look beyond the bias and find the truth at the core, the reason for the anger. StopJohn is an anti-Kerry site but the info is on the money which is why I gave it to you. The Winter Soldier site is full of info and links. Here's another link www.nationalreview.com/owens/owens200401270825.aspDo your own research but remember as you read about it, some of us around here lived it.
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Post by Husky23 on Aug 28, 2005 7:43:56 GMT -8
I take issue with one thing you mentioned: [ EMPHASIS ADDED ] I want to know why a child has to die because of the sins of the father? Regardless of how that child was conceived, it is still a child and deserving of life. Granted, I would not want to keep a child of my wife getting raped in my house and raise it, but then again, maybe I would because it's still a child and deserving of a good home. As for incest, again, that child doesn't deserve to die because of the disgusting perversion that brought about its conception. I believe that God has a purpose for everything; even the most minute details. I know that God surely didn't intend on people to abort babies ( "Before I formed you in the belly, I knew you. Before you came forth out of the womb, I sanctified you..."). As for the issue of the mother's health, I'm going to be under the assumption of the mother's mortality. More often than not, that is with the issue of the embryo attaching to the fallopian tube (spelling?). In this case, if the baby were to continue growing and thus rupture the tube, then both the mother and child are going to die. In this case, there is truly no other choice. In the others, however, I cannot agree with you. Well, OK then.... Here’s a few more Leftis: "The fathers shall not be put to death for the children, neither shall the children be put to death for the fathers: every man shall be put to death for his own sin" (Deut. 24:16).
"The soul that sinneth, it shall die. The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father, neither shall the father bear the iniquity of the son: the righteousness of the righteous shall be upon him, and the wickedness of the wicked shall be upon him" (Ezek. 18:20).Now, without us getting in and batting Biblical verses back and forth each subscribing to each’s position, of which you’d find that, besides me being rusty as hell in that area, I inherently believe as you do here. The Bible makes it clear that each person is responsible for and accountable to God for his own sin. No person is accountable for the sin of any other person. I agree; that it is an innocent child conceived in sin of the man and not the woman. The Bible speaks much of accountability – in the case of rape or unwanted incest (which I suppose can be grouped in as a rape); the woman is a victim, not accountable for the actions that took place. It may well be, that the woman will conclude the same; either keeping the child or placing up for adoption. But “I” cannot hold her accountable for an act the she neither wished nor desired. And cannot in the righteousness of my mind compel her to nurture this creation to full term, bear the birth, and accept the full weight and responsibility of raising a child that was conceived in this manner. Is it wrong to kill this innocent child? Of my morality; probably, yes. Is it wrong to hold the innocent female victim accountable? Again, I conclude, yes. To me is a true case of, allow the victims to decide within the context of their faith, beliefs and morality. That’s how I come to grips with this. God will most certainly hold the man here accountable for his sin. God will hold the woman accountable for the decision she makes, whatever that decision; the accountability will be based on her hearts motivation and reasoning. The innocent growing unborn child is taken care of in either case.
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Post by retire05 on Aug 28, 2005 7:46:47 GMT -8
OK, let's get some real facts about Kerry out there.
He tried to get a deferment from the draft, draft board said "no". He joined the Navy to emulate his hero JFK. He admits to Boston Globe reporter that he volunteered for swift boat duty because they were not involved in the war, but rather patrolled off shore. But by the time he arrived in VN, that changed. He was part of the in group (Kennedys) and knew about the three and out rule. Hence, purple hearts for rice in the ass. His VVATW buddies were NOT all vets. He aligned himself with Al Hubbard who totally lied about his war record (Hubbard was never in-country). He lied about his participation in the plot to kill congressmen then when he was found out he tried to do the old CYA two step. He testified to Congress on hearsay. Information that would never have been allowed in any court in the U.S. He admitted it was hearsay. None of his testimony had ever been proven. He threw away his metals, he didn't throw away his metals. He went to Paris, not once, BUT TWICE, to parlay with the NVC. He did this without U.S. sanction, constituting a treasonous act. But the Dems were in power at the time and he was an insider (Kennedys again) so no one took him on. His bunch of rag-tag (get out and get high) peace groups were funded by NVC and the Communist Party. The proof of that is there for anyone who is willing to look for it. CODEPINK, UPJ, ANSWER, NION, all spinoffs of the old Communist Party of America, World Workers Party and other communist groups. Kerry was/is a traitor. He should not be holding the office he holds. But unlike the Rosenbergs, he and Fonda were never held accountable for their actions.
The NVC admitted that they could not have won the war against the U.S. except for the "peace" protesters who changed America's opinion of the war. Now, comes Cindy Sheehan. The darling of the media. The Ditch Witch of the left. Who is funding her? The same groups (perhaps with new names) who protested the VN war. SSDD. But this time Americans are not going to be silent. This time the peace protesters will have opposition. It is about time. It is about time that we realize that Communism is not dead. It is alive and flourishing in the U.S. and the same usual suspects are trying to undermine our determination to win the war on terrorism. Cindy Sheehan was a Bush supporter. Just ask the military moms and wifes who live in Vacaville. But here are some questions I would ask of you:
Why are there no pictures of Vacaville on the news? Because there are yellow ribbons and American flags everywhere. MSM doesn't want you to see that.
Why is Cindy Sheehan now slamming the American Gold Star Mothers?
Why did Cindy Sheehan support the president and then change her mind? Could it have been because of her visit from John Kerry just months after her son died? What caused her to campaign for Kerry, a fact the MSM seems to ignore? Could it be that she wanted the attention that she was getting from the Kerry campaign when they started paying her (and her daughter's) travel expenses? Did she receive a salary for that? And why isn't Kerry there with her? Why has he distances himself from her?
Who is paying her bills now? Why is her own family, coming out against her? Where is her funding coming from other than Fenton Communications (George Soros), UPJ, CODEPINK and other communist fringe groups?
And who the hell is the gay Marine, who has made a porno flick, alongside her?
Perhaps, unlike we did with Kerry, we should question the motives of Cindy Sheehan. The MSM will not do it. Maybe the American people should. We owe it to our military.
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Post by 101ABN on Aug 28, 2005 7:54:37 GMT -8
" It is about time that we realize that Communism is not dead. It is alive and flourishing in the U.S. and the same usual suspects are trying to undermine our determination to win the war on terrorism." You damnbetcha, Retire! The only difference is the Soviet Union is out of the picture. Cuba, China, and the DPRK are still very much in it and are abetted by CODEPINK, UPJ, ANSWER, NION and others.
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Post by jaber1 on Aug 28, 2005 9:47:08 GMT -8
So, I guess you do not support this perspective, 101 ...
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Post by FightingFalcon on Aug 28, 2005 9:54:38 GMT -8
Husky I agree with everything except these two: "I believe in capital punishment - you take a life, you forfeit your own. I believe in Euthanasia under special circumstances." I do not support the Death Penalty. I also do not support Euthanasia under any circumstances. However, I would not make it illegal. But my personal morality is opposed to it. Other than that I agree with you pretty much 100%. Nice post. "I believe kids should get out more and climb trees." Bah forget climbing trees - I just spent a month climbing all sorts of things
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Post by retire05 on Aug 28, 2005 10:02:41 GMT -8
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Post by 101ABN on Aug 28, 2005 10:30:15 GMT -8
So, I guess you do not support this perspective, 101 ... I guess you'd be correct.
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