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Originally posted by Justin La Plante:

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Originally posted by *~*M*J*~*:

I think he or she would try to make us follow Islamic "law."

No Christian that has ever been elected in America could ever MAKE the country follow Christian law.
The constitution does not allow that.
Separation of Church and state is very specific in this country. It is one of the things that separates us from the old world and makes our system of government truly unique.

From the mouths of babes...

Your remark is undoubtedly the reason why our forefathers required presidential candidates to be thirty-five years or older. Your wide-eyed trust that your Islamic buddies could be trusted to put U.S. laws above their Islamic faith is really sweet but alarming. Blind faith in others will get you killed, son.

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Originally posted by ~zigcaller~:
Your remark is undoubtedly the reason why our forefathers required presidential candidates to be thirty-five years or older. Your wide-eyed trust that your Islamic buddies could be trusted to put U.S. laws above their Islamic faith is really sweet but alarming. Blind faith in others will get you killed, son.

Ehhhhhh,….
Are you serious?
Are you sure you really want that posted?

It is a pretty loco statement.
Like that guy who was just on “Hot button” trying to convince people that WINE sales can save Kentucky’s economy.

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Originally posted by Justin La Plante:

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Originally posted by ~zigcaller~:
Your remark is undoubtedly the reason why our forefathers required presidential candidates to be thirty-five years or older. Your wide-eyed trust that your Islamic buddies could be trusted to put U.S. laws above their Islamic faith is really sweet but alarming. Blind faith in others will get you killed, son.

Ehhhhhh,….
Are you serious?
Are you sure you really want that posted?

It is a pretty loco statement.
Like that guy who was just on “Hot button” trying to convince people that WINE sales can save Kentucky’s economy.

I stand by my statement, Justin La Plante. Blind faith in others will get you killed. If you consider that "loco", then it must be correct.

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Originally posted by ~zigcaller~:
I stand by my statement, Justin La Plante. Blind faith in others will get you killed. If you consider that "loco", then it must be correct.

You talk about blind faith yet I've made no mention of being in support of Islamic values or lifestyle myself.
Meaning yours was a "blind accusation" or rather assumption.

There is this saying I swear by about those who 'assume' too much.

Although your definition of “Islamic values” is entirely warped so I can understand where that assumption comes from.

I don’t appreciate Islam because it demeans women and is over dogmatic.
But that has no more to do with terrorism or the war on terror then being Christian or Buddhist would make either of us into terrorists.

That however is off topic.

The age of a president has nothing to do with some biblical mandate.
“In god we trust” replaced “e pluribus Unum” on our currency in the early 20th century BUT if you do happen to follow scripture, you would know that a mark of divinity upon currency is a sin.
“Beware the money changer”.
If you happen to follow that dogma.

No matter how much some people would prefer it, church and state are separate in this country.
Which is why you will not see anyone going to jail over burning a bible as apposed to burning a flag.
Another thing I find entirely wrong with making such assumptions about politics and people is that it makes us seam like a very stupid country.
An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.

My faith has carried me through plenty of harmful situations and it has definitely kept me away from death.

So with the method tested, my faith works.

Your pretty big on the shock value of your statements by including death as a factor.
Death is NOT a funny thing and unless you have been around it, you really have no basis in trying to reference the issue as your own personal bargaining chip.
I’m not buying the bluff in that and it isn’t going to work as a joke so what exactly do you think you are saying by it?
I’d like to see you try to not get yourself killed.
No one sees it coming and you are never ready. You learn that in basic.
You do your job, you do what is expected , you don’t act stupid and you do not assume for anything.

I think you must be correct (to yourself) quite often.

Now you can think of something else to say.

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Originally posted by Justin La Plante:


q.
Why do i feel the need to call someone an idiot?
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Because they have acted like an idiot.

Your opinion on a situation entitles you discuss, not insult. You agreed to this when you accepted the Terms Of Service to post here. Personally, I enjoy having someone on any forum who has a different take on things. What a boring place it would be if all we could do is sit around and agree with each other. But really, it only hurts any points you make when you tack on that insult at the end. Nobody wants to hear it, even if you have something good to say.