:nono: A felony is a purely legal distinction. When you use it, that's the context.Hillary is a KNOWN felon
:nono: A felony is a purely legal distinction. When you use it, that's the context.Hillary is a KNOWN felon
You can poll on that point too, but I don't see a lot of people sitting this one out. The ratings for the first debate tell you that the nation is interested in this contest.
At any rate, they looked at the numbers, called it and got it right. You don't end up with that kind of accuracy accidentally. Nothing is infallible, but the odds are strongly in their favor, looking at the track record here.
You should check out the link and the science. Then we won't have to have a conversation about observable rotation sans time stop photography.
What is that supposed to mean? Again, it's a process. That's what it takes. No polling of our electorate supports the things you want to see done. You couldn't make the numbers to call the convention. Just not happening. Women and minorities have a political voice and vote and you couldn't repeal suffrage or the Civil Rights act even if you managed to keep them all quiet on the point.
What infringements? I'm curious about what you see as an infringement. It didn't happen when the Democrats had the numbers to pass anything they could unify on, which right there should tell you about the worry factor on the issue.
It really isn't. If you like I can produce quotes, writings from the period that illustrate it.
Some were, like Jefferson. But I don't recall saying that they were in the first place and I'm not sure why you bring it up.
It's apparent that the founders weren't installing a particular religion, weren't infusing Christianity into the fabric of motto and creed.
What's the relevance of that question?
It really isn't.
Well that's one way to never change your mind about anything.
Reminds me of the old, "And Judas went out and hanged himself...go thou and do likewise." Or, context is important. So is the original tongue.
Only if you close your eyes tightly, which is always an option.
No wonder you didn't join in the thread when Zappa, PPS, and I were on talking about it.
The people are gun toting, male landowners.
Are you trying to say that judging a person by their words and actions is being a "respecter of persons"?
Of course not. He instructs us not to be in debt. I have no confidence, however, that Trump is more likely than any of the other candidates to balance the budget. He throws out tax cuts as well as projects that require spending seemingly as they occur to him in the heat of the moment. There's no indication that he has thought through how any of his ideas balance out financially.
At the expense of voting in Trump, yes. Our God repeatedly demonstrates that He does not care for His people being practical at the cost of giving up righteousness.
Are you a geocentrist?
:rotfl:
Good luck trying to make more people using only your people.
Until it's proven wrong.
Show me a single woman's signature on the Declaration of Independence or the Constitution.
Single meaning any as well as unmarried.![]()
Thanks. You're entitled to be wrong.![]()
Show me a single signer who arrived to sign without the equal input of one of your not-people.
Your welcome and entitled to believe every wind of doctrine that blows by.
Equal in that the wife of the signer was under her husband and represented by him.
The amount of influence each wife may or may not have had is undetermined.
True. It's not a subject that interests me, so I'll leave it at that.
I meant biological influence.
However you may wish things were... they aren't anymore. Women aren't chattel.
Four women came forward Wednesday night with allegations of Donald Trump sexually assaulting them.
Now begins the "Cosby effect". The floodgates are starting to open.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/13/us/politics/donald-trump-women.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/donald-trump-women-groped-allegations_us_57febdcde4b0162c0439d535
They're all answering Anderson Cooper's call. "For the record...." It's like a duck call...they come flying in. :chuckle:
Well, it's hard to get traction with some people.You're just spinning your wheels here.
No, I'm sure you would have said something like that before they nailed the 08 election cycle. You'd have been wrong then too. Or, while Truman will sometimes win, we're a lot better at polling these days and my source remains objectively, demonstrably ahead of the curve.You totally ignored and failed to understand what happens to all those old factors when new ones are introduced.
Nothing is foolproof, but they mostly don't. An examination of track records will tell you that.Frankly my friend they go out the window.
Do you even use your brain.
Science? Sure. There's more, but when someone starts doubting the rotation of the earth I tend to simplify and gently point them in a direction. Sometimes I make a balloon animal for them and a snack.That's all you've got?
You're arching an eyebrow, aren't you.Really?
I got here when I got here. Nothing in what I've read from you has me pouring over your old posts.No wonder you didn't join in the thread when Zappa, PPS, and I were on talking about it.
You left out white. The empowered people were. They aren't alone any longer and haven't been for a very long time, because as flawed as the founders were, they put into play essential principles of law that could self-correct mistakes and omissions and founded something remarkable, a state of peaceful, ongoing revolution and political evolution.The people are gun toting, male landowners.
I not only realize it, I have guns. And no one has taken them away. If someone took yours I'm betting it had to do with a hearing of one sort or another. I'm not going to speculate on its nature.You do realize the second amendment states that all citizens have the right to keep and bear arms, don'tcha?
Well, no. You said, out of the blue:You brought it up.
Which I thought was a bit odd, given I hadn't said they were, but I obliged you by noting some were and some (most) weren't.The founding Fathers were not Deists.
Show me one place in the Constitution or the Declaration of Independence that references Christ. I'll wait while that never happens. And it would have been easy to do.The hell they weren't.....
I'm sure he did.George Washington firmly stated that we all have the right to serve the Father of Jesus Christ to the dictates of our own conscience.
Right. One that divorced it from divinity, sans miracles.Thomas Jefferson wrote his own interpretation of the new testament.
I know. How is that relevant?1920 is when the amendment that allowed women to vote was passed.
I see. By which I mean I'm seeing you clearer by the second.What's interesting is that the suffrage movement began about the same time that the religious cults sprang up.
When you learn how to argue instead of declare you might be fun to talk to...maybe. I'm game for argument, but you're locked into a declaration in lieu. Repetition isn't proof, you know.When you learn to stop parroting socialistic liberalism and think for yourself you wont even try to convince yourself of that.
Well, at least you can spell it.You have no business even uttering the word context.
Did you say that as you typed it? Make a big, vibrato rich tone to it and all? Because outside of theatrical value it's stereotypical nonsense.Liberals squander, Conservatives preserve.
I was talking to PJ about that. He thought it was convenient. I think that only a fool goes after someone with his power and temperament without proof and that recording gave them a leg to stand on. I'd expect that if he did it thirty some odd years ago and as recently as 2005 (the time frame for the first and second women coming forward) that there should be a pretty substantial pattern and number of women, even factoring out the ones who went with it for a chance of personal gain.Now begins the "Cosby effect". The floodgates are starting to open.
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/13/us/politics/donald-trump-women.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry...roped-allegations_us_57febdcde4b0162c0439d535
:nono: A felony is a purely legal distinction. When you use it, that's the context.
Partisanship over righteousness.Conservative Christians are still clinging and making excuses for Trump's sexual predatory behavior based on the rationale that Hillary is even worse.
By becoming "enablers" they are now effectively arguing that "the ends justify the means" - something that has absolutely no basis in Scripture!
How can one vote for a president whom they would not trust to be alone in a room with their wife or daughter!
:nono: A felony is a purely legal distinction.
Show me a single signer who arrived to sign without the equal input of one of your not-people.