You are correct. The ones who think it is not (Anna) are Satan's useful idiots.
I will be voting for Hillary Clinton.
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You are correct. The ones who think it is not (Anna) are Satan's useful idiots.
This is not anything to do with eschatology. The issue is that Secular Humanism is now the dominant religion in the US and the Secular Humanists led by Obama/Clinton support killing unborn babies and attack Christian values. So, in my opinion it is a religious war with Secular Humanism.
She doesn't hear you. She's a liar AND an idiot, which means she WANTS to remain ignorant. You're wasting your breath.
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Yes, it really does. When you say:
you're tying in the results of this election with the end of the U.S. and of Christianity in this country, and that's not going to happen. Hillary Clinton isn't the reason there are fewer Americans who identify with the Christian religion.
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And because Europe has become more secular, Hillary Clinton is going to bring the country down?
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Then why did you say she'll bring the country down?
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Clinton is a monster, just like Trump said.
Perhaps Christians could lead by example and stop voting for those who keep abortions legal, you hypocrite.
Roger Stone Explains Why Hillary Clinton Is Evil
http://shark-tank.com/2015/10/22/roger-stone-explains-why-hillary-clinton-is-evil/
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There's a problem when the majority of women getting abortions are Christians.
You also forgot to explain how Clinton is going to bring down the country.
Wasn't sure where this should go but Yahoo news got hacked tonight. This was running in their politics section:
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In a turn of events that shocked the political world and threw the presidential race into unprecedented turmoil, Donald J. Trump announced yesterday that he is quitting the race and endorsing Hillary Clinton. Trump said the only point of his campaign was to show how stupid and gullible many Republican voters are. “I’ve been a Democrat all of my adult life,” Trump told a packed and boisterous news conference. “But I knew if I ran as a Republican and said increasingly ridiculous, idiotic, racist and sexist things that I would get a lot of votes.” But he said he had no idea he would be able to win the Republican nomination and poll 40 percent or better in a national race against Clinton. “Did people ...
The link to a larger article ended in a 404 oops. No idea who managed it or how. There's a party going on somewhere though.
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The link to a larger article ended in a 404 oops. No idea who managed it or how. There's a party going on somewhere though.
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Wasn't sure where this should go but Yahoo news got hacked tonight. This was running in their politics section:
PoliticsTrump: You people really believed me?
The Charlotte Observer 2 hours 45 minutes ago
In a turn of events that shocked the political world and threw the presidential race into unprecedented turmoil, Donald J. Trump announced yesterday that he is quitting the race and endorsing Hillary Clinton. Trump said the only point of his campaign was to show how stupid and gullible many Republican voters are. “I’ve been a Democrat all of my adult life,” Trump told a packed and boisterous news conference. “But I knew if I ran as a Republican and said increasingly ridiculous, idiotic, racist and sexist things that I would get a lot of votes.” But he said he had no idea he would be able to win the Republican nomination and poll 40 percent or better in a national race against Clinton. “Did people ...
The link to a larger article ended in a 404 oops. No idea who managed it or how. There's a party going on somewhere though.
I saw this earlier, and I think it's an editorial that's got heads exploding in comment sections across the internet. Mass apoplexy. :chuckle:
Here's one almost printable comment from someone who sounds an awful lot like CC:
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If it happens, I think it will be because of a power struggle between him and the GOP. They will want him to do their bidding, and he's so ego-maniacal that he'll want them to do his bidding. When it looks like he's going to lose that struggle (and he will lose it) I can easily see him wanting to quit. When this whole thing no longer feeds his ego, he'll quickly become contemptuous of it and want to move onto something else.
So the headline is evidence enough of the former Trump media consultant's intent in writing this to stop a reader cold who isn't knee deep in the frothing waters of partisanship, but just past that ditty is the opening where it's revealed Stone also asserts that her daughter isn't Bill's. Move over Inquirer. And then Stone blames the dearth of one star reviews of his poison pen workshop on Hillary without any substantive proof, which appears to be a good subtitle for a lot of what happens within the book.
"Amazon has since removed the one-star reviews and they are suing more than 1,000 people it claims are posting fake reviews and selling them starting at $5. It has been estimated 15 percent of online reviews are false."
That appears to be lifted from a CBS and Huffington report on Amazon suing one thousand people it had identified as professional reviewers, putting their efforts up for sale. That doesn't jibe with Stone's assertion that Amazon traced the one star negatives back to Hillary's campaign headquarters. With good reason, it was slap dash pirated to give his complaint more authority and to paint Stone as a victim of a conspiracy recognized by a respected retailer. Mostly the practice is about puffing a product to make it more desirable, though some negative reviews have been written to hurt competitors. In any event, while Amazon appears to have removed some reviews around ten percent of the total reviews of Stone's books remain in the one star column to date and the 1000 folks and suit remain, in point of fact, unrelated.
From the Huffington Post, 10/19/2015
"A new lawsuit in which Amazon accuses more than 1,000 people of offering to post bogus glowing write-ups for as little as $5 apiece might give you pause."
From CBS News 10/19/2015
"Amazon is suing more than 1,000 people it claims are posting fake reviews and selling them for a cost starting at five dollars...Thompson said an estimated 15 to 20 percent of all reviews on the Internet are fake..."
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