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4ftfingers @4ftfingers (1310) 24 May 09

Some people on here just post absolute rubbish. It's usually copy and pasted from extremely biased websites and very often the same thing over and over again. If someone only has a 1 star rating, does that mean nobody cares...

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ignorance

rhetoric

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xfahctor Fuque the star. It's a stupid childish element of mylot used in a stupid childish way as a stupid childish weapon. I could personaly give a flying fack about that thing. No, I don't thnk people with low star rating s should be barred from posting.

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xfahctor @xfahctor (14113) • Lancaster, New Hampshire 19 May 09

I decided to start this because of a few discussions that quoted the "seperation of church and state". There seems to be some confusion in this and I thought it should be cleared up. The term "seperation of church and state"...

constitution

first amendment

seperation of church and state

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suspenseful Actually I am against having a certain belief or denomination proposed by the State, like in England, their state religion is the Anglican religon, in France it is Roman Catholicism, in Arabia Islam. I am against a state deciding that public officials cannot...

20 May 09

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AngryKittyMSV @AngryKittyMSV (4317) • United States 17 May 09

Anyone who remembers the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 may remember that the government had taken the Vice President to an "undisclosed location" to protect him while the President had to do a lot of public work to reassure...

classified no more

gaffetastic

joe biden

open mouth insert foot

secret is out

security

vp

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WhatsHerName No big deal, we're a rich country. They will just have Geithner print up a few billion dollars and build a new bunker. We might as well have Pee Wee Herman for our V.P.

20 May 09

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AngryKittyMSV @AngryKittyMSV (4317) • United States 17 May 09

Anyone who remembers the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 may remember that the government had taken the Vice President to an "undisclosed location" to protect him while the President had to do a lot of public work to reassure...

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WhatsHerName Truthful people don't have to think before they speak? Do you think Nancy Pelosi is truthful too?

20 May 09

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AngryKittyMSV @AngryKittyMSV (4317) • United States 17 May 09

Anyone who remembers the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 may remember that the government had taken the Vice President to an "undisclosed location" to protect him while the President had to do a lot of public work to reassure...

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AngryKittyMSV They probably wouldn't let me near any of the DC offices, I'm sure, since the incompetent moron over at DHS has labeled me a domestic terrorist for vocally supporting the United States Constitution, so no, I could not find the bunkers, but I STILL don't think...

20 May 09

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AngryKittyMSV @AngryKittyMSV (4317) • United States 17 May 09

Anyone who remembers the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 may remember that the government had taken the Vice President to an "undisclosed location" to protect him while the President had to do a lot of public work to reassure...

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AngryKittyMSV Nobody can force the President to go into hiding in a national crisis if he chooses to remain visible to reassure the American people. I know seeing Bush on that pile of rubble promising that he could hear us and that the people responsible would hear us made...

20 May 09

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xfahctor @xfahctor (14113) • Lancaster, New Hampshire 19 May 09

I decided to start this because of a few discussions that quoted the "seperation of church and state". There seems to be some confusion in this and I thought it should be cleared up. The term "seperation of church and state"...

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AnjaP As many of the original colonists came to this land to seek religious freedom, it was on the minds of the framers of the Constitution to avoid any national religion and to allow free practice of religion to all citizens. The rights of the citizens did not...

20 May 09

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xfahctor @xfahctor (14113) • Lancaster, New Hampshire 19 May 09

I decided to start this because of a few discussions that quoted the "seperation of church and state". There seems to be some confusion in this and I thought it should be cleared up. The term "seperation of church and state"...

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bobmnu I find it interesting that a student (in Public Schools - Government Schools) can be sent home for wearing a necklace of a Cross or Star of David yet we are told by the same courts that we can not prevent a girl from wearing a head dress in school. We must be...

20 May 09

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xfahctor @xfahctor (14113) • Lancaster, New Hampshire 19 May 09

I decided to start this because of a few discussions that quoted the "seperation of church and state". There seems to be some confusion in this and I thought it should be cleared up. The term "seperation of church and state"...

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suspenseful I am not against religion in public life. In fact I am all for freedom of religion. But it hurts me, being a singer, when I hear that in some Malls they cannot even sing Christmas Carols. So do not think that I am against religion in public life because I am...

20 May 09

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xfahctor @xfahctor (14113) • Lancaster, New Hampshire 19 May 09

I decided to start this because of a few discussions that quoted the "seperation of church and state". There seems to be some confusion in this and I thought it should be cleared up. The term "seperation of church and state"...

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xfahctor "Their intention was not to keep our faith in God out of the government...just to keep government from regulating our faith" wow, I don't think I have ever seen it worded so comprehensively, thank you for that spally, you rok!

20 May 09

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xfahctor @xfahctor (14113) • Lancaster, New Hampshire 19 May 09

I decided to start this because of a few discussions that quoted the "seperation of church and state". There seems to be some confusion in this and I thought it should be cleared up. The term "seperation of church and state"...

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spalladino Thank you for posting this, x. It does come up from time to time and I hate looking like a nag when I correct someone's misconceptions about this issue. Our founding fathers considered a lot of things when drafting the Constitution and keeping our religious...

20 May 09

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ParaTed2k @ParaTed2k (22936) • Sheboygan, Wisconsin 19 May 09

Prs. Obama has the nerve to tell Americans that we should be driving more fuel efficient cars, when his POV is a Chrysler 300C SUV. He's so proud of his "Cadillac!", but even though it was a custom job just for him, he never once...

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userea8 yes. he is chosen to lead US, it means he should lead them to use eco friendly car.

20 May 09

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ParaTed2k @ParaTed2k (22936) • Sheboygan, Wisconsin 19 May 09

Prs. Obama has the nerve to tell Americans that we should be driving more fuel efficient cars, when his POV is a Chrysler 300C SUV. He's so proud of his "Cadillac!", but even though it was a custom job just for him, he never once...

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ParaTed2k I hate to tell you this, but he said himself that it never got over 20mpg.

20 May 09

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ParaTed2k @ParaTed2k (22936) • Sheboygan, Wisconsin 19 May 09

Prs. Obama has the nerve to tell Americans that we should be driving more fuel efficient cars, when his POV is a Chrysler 300C SUV. He's so proud of his "Cadillac!", but even though it was a custom job just for him, he never once...

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coffeebreak Ever heard the saying " Do as I say, not as I do"? Well, now you have!

20 May 09

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ParaTed2k @ParaTed2k (22936) • Sheboygan, Wisconsin 19 May 09

Prs. Obama has the nerve to tell Americans that we should be driving more fuel efficient cars, when his POV is a Chrysler 300C SUV. He's so proud of his "Cadillac!", but even though it was a custom job just for him, he never once...

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ParaTed2k Exactly, when he was driving vehicles of his choice, they were gas guzzling SUVs. It wasn't until he was called on it that he started driving Hybrids, and that was only to keep up appearances.

20 May 09

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ParaTed2k @ParaTed2k (22936) • Sheboygan, Wisconsin 19 May 09

Prs. Obama has the nerve to tell Americans that we should be driving more fuel efficient cars, when his POV is a Chrysler 300C SUV. He's so proud of his "Cadillac!", but even though it was a custom job just for him, he never once...

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Latrivia He switched to a hybrid back in 2007. I do believe his former vehicle is floating around in the market somewhere. Ironically, he got rid of it AFTER he drew criticism about his hypocrisy for owning such a vehicle and blaming environmental problems on gas...

20 May 09

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ParaTed2k @ParaTed2k (22936) • Sheboygan, Wisconsin 19 May 09

Prs. Obama has the nerve to tell Americans that we should be driving more fuel efficient cars, when his POV is a Chrysler 300C SUV. He's so proud of his "Cadillac!", but even though it was a custom job just for him, he never once...

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WhatsHerName He can't force me into a tuna can car, I don't have a car. I have learned to adapt to life without one and I like it that way. I save a lot of money and get plenty of exercise. Correct me if I'm wrong please, but I think flying Air Force One and other jets...

20 May 09

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ParaTed2k @ParaTed2k (22936) • Sheboygan, Wisconsin 19 May 09

Prs. Obama has the nerve to tell Americans that we should be driving more fuel efficient cars, when his POV is a Chrysler 300C SUV. He's so proud of his "Cadillac!", but even though it was a custom job just for him, he never once...

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donnaweis I think this a classic case of developing class warfare within a society that was above the fray. He is repeating European history which could result in a return to the dark ages. It sad that we can not be accepting of people who choose to do something...

20 May 09

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ParaTed2k @ParaTed2k (22936) • Sheboygan, Wisconsin 19 May 09

Prs. Obama has the nerve to tell Americans that we should be driving more fuel efficient cars, when his POV is a Chrysler 300C SUV. He's so proud of his "Cadillac!", but even though it was a custom job just for him, he never once...

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ParaTed2k When he was driving the vehicle of his choice it was a gas guzzling SUV. He only started driving hybrids when someone called him on it. His Cadilac 1 was designed specifically for him. He had full control on the specs. All he had to say was, "make it a...

20 May 09

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ParaTed2k @ParaTed2k (22936) • Sheboygan, Wisconsin 19 May 09

Prs. Obama has the nerve to tell Americans that we should be driving more fuel efficient cars, when his POV is a Chrysler 300C SUV. He's so proud of his "Cadillac!", but even though it was a custom job just for him, he never once...

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Connie No, he hasn't done well at all. From the first he set out to take complete control of all of us as a dictator. None of his solutions a real solutions. They only give the government way more control than it is constitutionally supposed to have.

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