myLot / @AnimeMom / Likes

AnimeMom @AnimeMom (516) • United States 21 May 08

OK so this is me ranting but atheist's are starting to get on my nerve here at mylot. I dont care if you comment. I just want to let you know i have noticed a trend with you. Some of you post rude comments on other religious...

atheist

christian

discussion

religion

rude

32 responses •

11 people

DallasFAN99 I couldn't agree more! That is why I defend this thread, it is incredibly frustrating to state your belief only to be told you're wrong for believing! Moreover, not just wrong, but flat out stupid/ignorant for believing, as well! I welcome all polite...

31 Jul 08

•

1 person

AnimeMom @AnimeMom (516) • United States 21 May 08

OK so this is me ranting but atheist's are starting to get on my nerve here at mylot. I dont care if you comment. I just want to let you know i have noticed a trend with you. Some of you post rude comments on other religious...

32 responses •

11 people

DallasFAN99 Jefferey_Wong: Yes, I admit Christians waged holy war - hence the 1,000 years ago comment. What I was trying to get accross is the relevence of it. Something that occured SO long ago lacks relevence in a discussion like this. It makes no sense to argue that...

31 Jul 08

•

1 person

AnimeMom @AnimeMom (516) • United States 21 May 08

OK so this is me ranting but atheist's are starting to get on my nerve here at mylot. I dont care if you comment. I just want to let you know i have noticed a trend with you. Some of you post rude comments on other religious...

32 responses •

11 people

DallasFAN99 Of course I'm defending my country, what do you expect when you haul off and say "ideals of religious freedom? what freedom? what ideals?" Not to mention you're insinuating that terrorism stems from the U.S....or Christianity. Nonsense. You tell me to get...

31 Jul 08

•

1 person

AnimeMom @AnimeMom (516) • United States 21 May 08

OK so this is me ranting but atheist's are starting to get on my nerve here at mylot. I dont care if you comment. I just want to let you know i have noticed a trend with you. Some of you post rude comments on other religious...

32 responses •

11 people

DallasFAN99 Umm, maybe the ideals that allow Americans to practice religion when and where they wish, or not to practice it at all! The very reason the pilgrims left Britain in the first place! When have you ever, EVER heard of America going to war in the name of...

31 Jul 08

•

2 people

AnimeMom @AnimeMom (516) • United States 21 May 08

OK so this is me ranting but atheist's are starting to get on my nerve here at mylot. I dont care if you comment. I just want to let you know i have noticed a trend with you. Some of you post rude comments on other religious...

32 responses •

11 people

sparkster And how can a country be founded on the basis of a religion? Surely you mean that your government, your society is founded upon the basis of religion, as most countries are! Your country is a result of nature, nothing more!

22 Jun 08

•

2 people

AnimeMom @AnimeMom (516) • United States 21 May 08

OK so this is me ranting but atheist's are starting to get on my nerve here at mylot. I dont care if you comment. I just want to let you know i have noticed a trend with you. Some of you post rude comments on other religious...

32 responses •

11 people

Jeffrey_Wong Im an atheist and a gamer, i dont need a life, i have many. Religions restrict you from things. and dont say they dont, because everyone knows there are restrictions

22 Jun 08

•

3 people

DallasFAN99 @DallasFAN99 (210) • United States 10 Jun 08

**Disclaimer: This is a sticky subject, and I mean NO disrespect! I have noticed that "American-society" is taking on a different appearance. We are becoming known as a "fast-food" country. Over the past 20 years there has been...

7 responses •

6 people

CherylsPearls I don't think it's just one reason, but several things. Fresh vegetables and fruits are more expensive and some people just can't afford them. It's sad, but true. Then again, we have become a snacking nation. I don't remember snacking on chips and cookies...

22 Jun 08

•

2 people

DallasFAN99 @DallasFAN99 (210) • United States 10 Jun 08

**Disclaimer: This is a sticky subject, and I mean NO disrespect! I have noticed that "American-society" is taking on a different appearance. We are becoming known as a "fast-food" country. Over the past 20 years there has been...

7 responses •

6 people

suspenseful I often wondered how they got this way. I live in Manitoba in Canada and we have problems with our weight because well six months of the year, it is not that warm and it is hard to get around when it is cold and snowing, so half the time we are gaining weight,...

22 Jun 08

•

2 people

DallasFAN99 @DallasFAN99 (210) • United States 10 Jun 08

**Disclaimer: This is a sticky subject, and I mean NO disrespect! I have noticed that "American-society" is taking on a different appearance. We are becoming known as a "fast-food" country. Over the past 20 years there has been...

7 responses •

6 people

deebomb I think that there are 2 causes for the obesity here in the U.S. make that 3. If we set down to watch TV for a while we are bombarded with commercials at least once ever 30 min. Look at all the cooking shows that are on too. We as a nation are nutritionally...

22 Jun 08

•

2 people

DallasFAN99 @DallasFAN99 (210) • United States 10 Jun 08

**Disclaimer: This is a sticky subject, and I mean NO disrespect! I have noticed that "American-society" is taking on a different appearance. We are becoming known as a "fast-food" country. Over the past 20 years there has been...

7 responses •

6 people

angela38 The thing that concerns me is when soime talk about how others are over weight and look in the mirrors and see the way they were as a youngger youth I just wonder if the ones doin g the commplaining ever stop to look at theirselves in the Miorror day in and...

22 Jun 08

•

2 people

DallasFAN99 @DallasFAN99 (210) • United States 10 Jun 08

**Disclaimer: This is a sticky subject, and I mean NO disrespect! I have noticed that "American-society" is taking on a different appearance. We are becoming known as a "fast-food" country. Over the past 20 years there has been...

7 responses •

6 people

DallasFAN99 I totally agree with your assessment on fast food. If you ever get bored, check out the McDonald's website, it's full of "sporty," "active," - healthy suggestions. Yet, look at their food! They've come out with "healthy" foods like salads, chicken sandwiches,...

22 Jun 08

•

1 person

DallasFAN99 @DallasFAN99 (210) • United States 10 Jun 08

**Disclaimer: This is a sticky subject, and I mean NO disrespect! I have noticed that "American-society" is taking on a different appearance. We are becoming known as a "fast-food" country. Over the past 20 years there has been...

7 responses •

6 people

kenzie45230 I think lots of people are in denial or just don't realize how fat they've become...if it's been a slow process. My hubby was that way. We married just over 3 years ago and I insisted that he get a physical right after we were married. He knew he was...

22 Jun 08

•

3 people

DallasFAN99 @DallasFAN99 (210) • United States 10 Jun 08

**Disclaimer: This is a sticky subject, and I mean NO disrespect! I have noticed that "American-society" is taking on a different appearance. We are becoming known as a "fast-food" country. Over the past 20 years there has been...

7 responses •

6 people

DallasFAN99 Exactly! My thoughts precisely! I had not heard about the dog stat but, that is astounding as well. I'm not sure what can be done to fix the problem, per se. Perhaps the Tony Ferguson diet you mentioned! I just think, like you, that a major overhaul is...

22 Jun 08

•

2 people

DallasFAN99 @DallasFAN99 (210) • United States 10 Jun 08

**Disclaimer: This is a sticky subject, and I mean NO disrespect! I have noticed that "American-society" is taking on a different appearance. We are becoming known as a "fast-food" country. Over the past 20 years there has been...

7 responses •

6 people

coffeeshot Yeah America is the fattest country in the world. However Australia is up there too in the fatty stakes. Of course this is because people are lazy. They are lazy and don't exercise, drive everywhere, eat too much fast food and junk. It's basic, stop eating...

22 Jun 08

•

3 people

DallasFAN99 @DallasFAN99 (210) • United States 10 Jun 08

**Disclaimer: This is a sticky subject, and I mean NO disrespect! I have noticed that "American-society" is taking on a different appearance. We are becoming known as a "fast-food" country. Over the past 20 years there has been...

7 responses •

6 people

DallasFAN99 I suppose I see what you're saying -- it is cheaper to get a 99-cent hamburger than most "healthier" things, or so it seems. In actuality, buying things like bread, cheese, lunch-meat, and a few condiments can be a little cheaper and astronomically healthier...

22 Jun 08

•

2 people

DallasFAN99 @DallasFAN99 (210) • United States 10 Jun 08

**Disclaimer: This is a sticky subject, and I mean NO disrespect! I have noticed that "American-society" is taking on a different appearance. We are becoming known as a "fast-food" country. Over the past 20 years there has been...

7 responses •

6 people

grammasnook I do not understand why people tend to blame the fast food places for the obesity. If you took all the obese people I am willing to bet that 75% are in the poverty level. It is the financial reason most people are not eating right, they are eating what they...

22 Jun 08

•

3 people

DallasFAN99 @DallasFAN99 (210) • United States 10 Jun 08

**Disclaimer: This is a sticky subject, and I mean NO disrespect! I have noticed that "American-society" is taking on a different appearance. We are becoming known as a "fast-food" country. Over the past 20 years there has been...

7 responses •

6 people

AnimeMom's Likes