> parsy, who is sometimes quizotic
Why aren't you more "quizotic" about THIS, parsy?:
Posted on 03/04/2010 9:27:19 AM PST by Mamzelle
Wait a minute—you’re not paying attention!
One more time (and stop trying to distract, I thought you would be able to understand this):
Moral truths are external to us, and the nature of moral truths cannot be changed by our thoughts or our beliefs. This is what is meant by absolute morality, and absolute truth.
The absolute truths the founding fathers wrote about and derived our Constitution from are the rights we are granted by God. People who don’t like the founding fathers and their writings think we should distort and change the intentions of these great men.
The Constitutional protection against internal overthrow of our country—the Natural Born Citizen clause—should not be lowered.
I'm just trying to understand your justification for TRUSTING
Obama’s FactCheck COLB.
It defies logic and I'm hoping you can clarify your statements.
Your question is way too broad. Why shouldn’t children be taught to play a musical instrument.
parsy, who is sometimes quizotic
It hasn’t been lowered. Thats the reality. Obama is an NBC. Some people just don’t want to accept that fact. They blow out a bunch of nonsense, then the unsuspecting are snared like conies.
parsy, who has never been to Coney Island
Why aren't you more "quizotic" about THIS, parsy?:
Based upon what FACT, Parsy?
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> parsy, who blames Obama for the birthers - Why do you TRUST his "birth certificate"? - You TRUST the Chain of Custody of his FactCheck COLB ...YET, Obama gives you EVERY reason NOT to TRUST HIM or his COHORTS.
Parsy, Obama specifically TOLD you how to JUDGE him BEFORE he was elected:
 "Judge me by the people with whom I surround myself" Barack Obama, Oct 15, 2008 Presidential debate |
Pregnant woman have to pee a lot. I hope Obama's mom had an aisle seat on those long flights.
LOL!
parsy, who flew back then, and somewhere has his little wings
“Wow, she sure is pretty. That’s why I think she should be President!”
That and she has more experience than Obama did prior to the last election.
BTW, every notice how activist liberals are all homely...? well most anyway.
Not pregnant, post partum.
Here's the time line: three weeks to give birth, recover from birth, learn to take care of an infant, travel from Hawaii to Seattle, enroll in college, settle in new living space, find a babysitter? attend class--and, you're a teenager in 1961.
not. likely.
Ms Taitz
I would't trust that clown of a Taitz to prove water runs downhill.
Since you believe and want us to believe that Fukino was correct in her prefabricated opinion that Obama is a “natural born citizen”, issued in violation of state law, then you can’t honestly expect us to believe any more of your prevaricating prattle about loopholes.
So then the Bible is not the Word of God as long there is someone out there who disagrees with what it says???
Oh I see. Depends on the meaning of “is,” again.
What can you possibly gain from being deceptive?
(parsy, who truly might not know the right answer)
To switch “natural born” with “native born” doesn’t get you out of the mess you’re in.
And the fact that you believe a newspaper clipping can be used in place of a birth certificate could mean you’re in an intellectual category with Bill O’Reilly.
(parsy, whose problem might be will, not intellect)
I went thru the Wong decision at length last weekend. Obama is an NBC. The current state of the law says so. That is why the Birther Covens are inventing “new law” to circumvent it. Lies are lies, period.
parsy, who thinks reasonisfaith might benefit from reading:
http://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/historics/USSC_CR_0169_0649_ZO.html
and
http://www.in.gov/judiciary/opinions/pdf/11120903.ebb.pdf
Thanks for the links.
Your position rests on your belief in the COLB and the newspaper clippings.
The degree of faith required for this belief is not inherently required by our legal system. But in this matter it has been forced.
(parsy, who doesn’t have to sacrifice his credibility like this)
Postpartum! I don't like to even think about that.
http://www.whattoexpect.com/first-year/month-by-month/your-body-postpartum-week3.aspx
Read and imagine being a teenager in that condition, getting on a plane with a new born, and sitting for hour after hour.
And then imagine too having to feed baby Obama while traveling. Did she breast feed or use a bottle?
Here's the time line: three weeks to give birth, recover from birth, learn to take care of an infant, travel from Hawaii to Seattle, enroll in college, settle in new living space, find a babysitter? attend class--and, you're a teenager in 1961.
A friend who is a nurse told me that the ob/gyn she was assigned to during the maternity nursing part of her training said teenage mothers were the most difficult patients because they were afraid.
When I first heard the story about Obama's Kenyan birth, I thought there might just be something to it. I knew Polarik's analysis of the internet version of the bc was bunk because I had worked with scanned images and photoshop for many years.
Then I started to remember being pregnant (it was a long time ago) and what it was like those first few weeks after my daughter was born; it was wonderful, physically exhausting, and downright painful.
The birther story began to look highly improbable.
| > I would’t trust that clown of a Taitz to prove water runs downhill. Fair enough. And I'm sure you have a well-thought-out rationale for your reasoning.
So ... what's you rationale for TRUSTING these people?
With THIS document?
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