Here's a better idea. Switch the fuel game to a different fuel, a more efficient fuel, fuel that is renewable and cannot be OWNED because of its locale and supply. How about solar and wind, people. Sheesh. Wake up. Oil is limited. One day it will be gone. We might as well be preparing for that now, so that we don't devolve any more than we already have thanks to the Bush administration stealing taxpayers money to fund a war that is run by private companies he and his cronies own.
You seem to be yet another history-less person who thinks Christians are not social activists, while historically we can look and see that Christians have always been social activists. If not for the Christians supporting and enacting the Abolitionist movement, slavery would have continued for a longer period of time.
There are no such rights listed in the Constitution about rights to be homosexual or homophobic.
And why is it that people like you always assume that someone standing up for homosexuals *is* homosexual? You're wrong, in my case. But thanks for asking. Oh wait, that's right, you didn't ask. You assumed.
Actually, the rising group of AIDS victims is young black, straight women. But this doesn't mean they should be ignored because they are victims to a disease. It means we should try to help them.
Of course, if you take Bullchip's, Rocco's and Wilderace's point of view, you should cheer death on, because it depopulates a world that is definitely overpopulated.
I think we need to depopulate, but not at the cost of people with diseases. There is no difference between a person dying of AIDs and a person dying of Cancer. It is a sad, horrible thing to witness anyone dying, no matter what the cause. To be joyous in watching others die from one particular cause, as Wilderace encourages, is to eat from the cup of death and sup from the plate of death, in the name of death, and to name that dinner after Christ is a sin.
I am ashamed of such bigots. Christ can't roll in his grave because he rose, but if he were still in his coffin, he would roll and roll at hearing and reading such horrible thoughts expressed in his name, or as if those thoughts were "normal". They are murderous and gleeful in the death of others. They are "sick", as those who said these things would like to say about gay people.
These people are the ones with the real "mental disorders". They just think they're "normal".
"Blah blah blah, hate hate hate, it's my world and no one else's." You might as well go slap each other's backs and go have a brewsky together, haters.
And by the way, churches are and have always been social activist groups. I went and checked out the UU page and it seems to me they simply back different causes than the neocon Xtians.
I don't spell it "Christians" because that would be taking His name in vain when applying it to people who use his name to condone hate and meanness rather than love and kindness, which is the Word.
Posted on July 7 at 8:29 p.m.
Here's a better idea. Switch the fuel game to a different fuel, a more efficient fuel, fuel that is renewable and cannot be OWNED because of its locale and supply. How about solar and wind, people. Sheesh. Wake up. Oil is limited. One day it will be gone. We might as well be preparing for that now, so that we don't devolve any more than we already have thanks to the Bush administration stealing taxpayers money to fund a war that is run by private companies he and his cronies own.
Posted on June 25 at 1:21 p.m.
Also I am not a member of that church, so don't assume that either.
Posted on June 25 at 1:20 p.m.
You seem to be yet another history-less person who thinks Christians are not social activists, while historically we can look and see that Christians have always been social activists. If not for the Christians supporting and enacting the Abolitionist movement, slavery would have continued for a longer period of time.
There are no such rights listed in the Constitution about rights to be homosexual or homophobic.
And why is it that people like you always assume that someone standing up for homosexuals *is* homosexual? You're wrong, in my case. But thanks for asking. Oh wait, that's right, you didn't ask. You assumed.
Posted on June 25 at 11:46 a.m.
Yeah, sound the alarm, Rocco. People who care about injustice in the world are takin' over!
Posted on June 25 at 11:14 a.m.
Nope, you proved it all on your own, Bull.
Posted on June 25 at 2:08 a.m.
Actually, the rising group of AIDS victims is young black, straight women. But this doesn't mean they should be ignored because they are victims to a disease. It means we should try to help them.
Of course, if you take Bullchip's, Rocco's and Wilderace's point of view, you should cheer death on, because it depopulates a world that is definitely overpopulated.
I think we need to depopulate, but not at the cost of people with diseases. There is no difference between a person dying of AIDs and a person dying of Cancer. It is a sad, horrible thing to witness anyone dying, no matter what the cause. To be joyous in watching others die from one particular cause, as Wilderace encourages, is to eat from the cup of death and sup from the plate of death, in the name of death, and to name that dinner after Christ is a sin.
I am ashamed of such bigots. Christ can't roll in his grave because he rose, but if he were still in his coffin, he would roll and roll at hearing and reading such horrible thoughts expressed in his name, or as if those thoughts were "normal". They are murderous and gleeful in the death of others. They are "sick", as those who said these things would like to say about gay people.
These people are the ones with the real "mental disorders". They just think they're "normal".
Posted on June 24 at 7:02 p.m.
Churches advocate for various things. That's activism.
You don't use the word hate, certainly. But your words are full of it.
Posted on June 24 at 6:53 p.m.
"Blah blah blah, hate hate hate, it's my world and no one else's." You might as well go slap each other's backs and go have a brewsky together, haters.
And by the way, churches are and have always been social activist groups. I went and checked out the UU page and it seems to me they simply back different causes than the neocon Xtians.
I don't spell it "Christians" because that would be taking His name in vain when applying it to people who use his name to condone hate and meanness rather than love and kindness, which is the Word.