[farmer18th]

I think the time will come when admitting having voted for Obama will be something like pitching holocaust denial or touting eugenics. I refused to have dinner with a distant cousin who admitted he voted for zero, and I told a friend “I may not be able to avoid Obamaniacs at work, but I don’t have to be friends or kin with them.” Until Americans start making their friends, kin, and fellow church-members feel the social pain of shunning someone who wants to kill babies and the Constitution, we won’t get them to understand what a serious mistake they have made. Shaming is a very effective tool. The left uses it all the time. It’s time for the right to start “hating the evil and loving the good.” (Amos 5:15)

[who knows what evil?]

Until Americans start making their friends, kin, and fellow church-members feel the social pain of shunning someone who wants to kill babies and the Constitution, we won’t get them to understand what a serious mistake they have made. Shaming is a very effective tool. The left uses it all the time. It’s time for the right to start “hating the evil and loving the good.” (Amos 5:15)

Bump for truth...

[ponygirl]

I refused to have dinner with a distant cousin who admitted he voted for zero, and I told a friend “I may not be able to avoid Obamaniacs at work, but I don’t have to be friends or kin with them.”

Nice to know it's not just me. I'm always polite to neighbors that I used to be quite friendly with, but now I avoid them whenever possible.