CurveLight
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Let me help you once again and restate my three arguments in this thread:
1. Protesting against the ad because it's airing during a fucking child's game is ridiculous.
2. Jesus would have preferred the money was used to help feed those in need.
3. Pro choice is the only position on abortion.
If you want a more accurate use of the word specious then you at your own bullshit. Like saying protesting this ad seriously threatens the First Amendment. ROTFL!
That is what is so endearing......even when people cite evidence that contradicts their claim they ignore it and just keep on repeating until bedtime. There is no more Conservatism in the US. Religious extremists who want to use the government to enforce their theology onto others has more in common with Saudi Arabia than America. My only hope is the Christian Right and Neocons will get the hell out of my Party and stop pretending to be Conservative. We already have one "C" word and those camps are trying to force it into two.
Its funny how liberals will claim conservatives are trying to shove their religious morals down everyone else's throats, yet turn around and claim that Jesus would of been for social programs that help the poor so thus we should embrace such programs.
Do you not see how hypocritical you are, or are you fully aware of how dishonest your arguements are but proceed with them anyway because you have no honest way to make a point?
If you're against using "religion" to push forward political agendas, why use Jesus to push your own agenda? Or course that's a rhetorical question, we all know why you do it - to push forward your own agenda at all costs.
You super dumbass. You took two quotes discussing different issues and you try to push them together to claim hypocrisy? Spending the money to run the ad doesn't have a fucking thing to do with trying to use the government to force theology onto society. How can you be so damn desperate to try something so transparently dishonest?