Posted on 06/16/2010 10:43:11 AM PDT by Virginia Ridgerunner
I am so excited about the upcoming Restoring Honor rally with Glenn Beck on August 28th in Washington, D.C., right on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Glenn and I will be speaking at the rally, and I hope you’ll be able to join us. You can visit the Restoring Honor Facebook page here for all updates.
You can also help us raise funds for some amazing true American heroes by joining me and Glenn for breakfast on August 28th before the rally. Visit this website to bid on a fun morning with both of us, and remember all proceeds from this auction go to the Special Operations Warrior Foundation, a non-profit charity serving the children of our fallen heroes.
Bid on the auction! Come with an appetite! And see you in D.C.!
- Sarah Palin
Well, - you snarky feck who wears religion hypocritically on his sleeve - you merely look at two options available:
1) continue submitting inane, annoying; imbecilic posts
2) cease posting altogether on this thread and move on
Now it doesn't take a "genius" to figure out what the wise choice would be. Ask yourself, 'what would a reasonable, and faithful, person do'?
Though it can't be irrefutably proven, I like to think it true that Crockett (playing the fiddle) and the Scotsman (on his bagpipes) regaled the Alamo defenders while awaiting Santa Anna's assault. I believe, if he were there, a certain Hoffman resident would have even tapped his foot on the ground and clapped along to the reels being played.
Now that you’ve dug a little, read my posts and come back to try to use my ideas against me, I will gladly submit.
The principle violated is the first issue—that of truth itself.
Violated by posters who scrape the lowest of depths trying to find dirt on Palin, and then when they think they’ve found a speck, attempt to grow its nearly invisible substance. Into an acorn and then into a tree, through repetition and more repetition, again and again. They violate truth. As those who committed the fraudulent ethics complaints against Palin violated truth. As Obama violates truth.
As all leftists violate truth when they take a brief and fleeting stand only to abandon or contradict that same argument, in their pursuit of relativism—which will only end in despair.
How do we know truth, will be your inevitable response.
Well, you start with common sense. I don’t define common sense, and I don’t create it. Common sense doesn’t come from me, although I welcome the chance to embrace it in rejection of its enemies—political correctness and relativism.
When someone dies for me because he loves me, in spite of the blackness in my heart and because he is all that goodness can be, I will not give up on him.
And I will not give an inch to someone who hates that person simply from jealousy, and who deceives. I will join the fight against the deception. And I will not stop talking about these things, in any way that I can, to those who are deceived and who hide their eyes from the fight.
I take you can find no conservative issue then.
You just don’t his opinion of some you think are quite important.
I didn't even know either of them were sick.
You're losing it, and beginning to ramble incoherently.
Alinsky worshiped Lucifer. Cass Sunstein is an Alinskyite.
Sunstein’s “cognitive infiltrators” and their like are making a big mistake when they follow the lead of these kinds of men.
Ooooohkay.
Maybe you should go find them and tell them that.
I’m not really in a jocular mood today.
By the way, my post #164 wasn’t referring to either Limbaugh or Palin. I think you know this.
Yes, but I can't understand how you manage to turn my poking fun at Limbaugh and Palin into rejection of Christ and devil worship.
Isn't that a bit of a stretch?
I was referring to the Alinsky effect. Alinsky rejected Christ and worshipped Lucifer, and there are many who follow his ill-conceived rulebook. Including Cass Sunstein.
The internet is full of them, and many don’t know what they’re doing.
I’m thru with reasonisfaith. I now imagine him to be very much like Jim from the sit-com Taxi.
Understandable.
But, on the other hand, he WAS my favorite character on the show.
LOL - My favorite was Louie.
Those of *us* that weren't there in person were certainly there in spirit.
Including that lady who said the commute was just too long from where she's at right now. She did help with the recon though.
She's a grandma, well armed, and quite serious.
In that case, I’d wager Louie was the most dishonest of them all.
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