RS> RC> Odd that you didnt respond to this, you must have "run away"?

RS>Nope.

RS>I just no longer bother with Tim's "All them Ay-rabs is TERRA-ISTS!"
RS>bullshit anymore.
RS>Tim wants to throw his little crying-hissy fits about Muslims and
RS>gays, let him.

So you are running away.  No problem.


RS>Notice how John Wilson and I are having a legitimate discussion about
RS>what's left of Koresh's cult?

RS>Much as I'd love to be able to solve the whole world's problems with
RS>religion, (who wouldn't?) I know I can't.

RS>So I concentrate on what is in the here, and now.

RS>Here, being the US, and now being the year 2009.

RS>And in the US, the majority is still Christian.
RS>Both for good *AND* bad.

RS>If you want to drive me away, and end up with a dead echo, that's
RS>your choice. Not mine.

RS>I'm willing to work by "da rulz," in case you haven't noticed.

RS>As to religious controversy, I'm watching the mess at Notre Dame, a
RS>mess created by a bunch of grandstanding "Christians" and political
RS>hacks like the whack job Alan Keyes.

It looks like a majority of the US disagrees with Obama and the far left 
on abortion.  That is what this is about.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/118399/More-Americans-Pro-Life-Than-Pro-
Choice-First-Time.aspx?version=print

Don't bother posting far left rebuttal URLs for this.  I've already seen 
the frothing going on over this by folks like Huffington and the other 
despicable far left.  


Jeff

CMPQwk 1.42-21 9999 
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