Santorum Crisis Exposes Republican Weakness

The Pro-Family Law Center ^ | 29-Apr-2003 | Scott Lively

[EternalVigilance]

Oh, OK, so you feel a Bhuddist government is just as good as a Christian government? No qualms about that?

Never said any such thing. I like exactly what America has been for its entire history. A free republic based on the rule of law and run by Christians who understand what those things mean.

[tdadams]

You didn't answer my question at all. The evasion is duly noted.

[jethropalerobber]

But of course, right or wrong cannot be decided by a poll.

whom is it decided by?

[EternalVigilance]

I'm neutral, remember.

You're doing a pretty good imitation of an advocate for the homosexual agenda, then. Might be worthy of an Academy Award.

I don't care to change it.

Then what are you doing here arguing about it?

But it seems to me that it is changing, otherwise you wouldn't see the need to be on here morally crusading.

That's exactly what I have said. If those who practice this stuff weren't in the political arena demanding that I accept their practices--if they weren't in the schools I pay for evangelizing for sodomy--I wouldn't be involved in political efforts to stop them. They could all go off in their corner and die of AIDs, and that would be that.

[tdadams]

Tell me how I'm confused. You're fond of making assertions without any basis.

You believe America is a theocracy? It's not. You don't believe America is a theocracy? That's what I said. Who's the confused one?

[EternalVigilance]

whom is it decided by?

Sovereign citizens of the United States, actuated by their conscience, their understanding of the demands made on them by their Creator, and their knowledge of how the world has worked throughout history.

Why? Who do you think should decide?

[jethropalerobber]

God has destroyed every nation that ever openly practiced and approved of homosexuality...

and a lot that didn't - whoops.

[EternalVigilance]

I never claimed that America was a theocracy. That's your twisted line of argument.

You claim, wrongly, that if I get my way, America will somehow turn into a theocracy.

You also agree, rightly, that America hasn't been a theocracy throughout its history.

But all I am doing is defending the way it has always been in this country.

As I said, you are confused.

[jethropalerobber]

Sovereign citizens of the United States...

you mean by popular vote?

how is that different from a poll, which you previously said cannot decide right or wrong?

[Consort]

From the inane to the insane....it's all here.

[EternalVigilance]

and a lot that didn't - whoops.

Yeah? Name me one that was destroyed that hadn't fallen into some kind of gross sin...idolatry, homosexuality, bestiality, total disregard for human life....

God is merciful and very slow to anger, but there is an outer limit on His patience.

[EternalVigilance]

how is that different from a poll, which you previously said cannot decide right or wrong?

Fortunately for us, throughout our history, the vast majority of the sovereign citizens of the US knew the difference between right and wrong, unlike the couple dozen here on FR who don't, seemingly.

[jethropalerobber]

Name me one that was destroyed that hadn't fallen into some kind of gross sin...idolatry, homosexuality, bestiality, total disregard for human life....

i will leave aside "gross sin", "bestiality", and "total disregard for human life" since they were not a part of your original claim, to which i was responding.

to cite only the most obvious and recent example: the nazi regime in germany, which was destroyed, not only failed to accept homosexuals, but actively and vehemently persecuted them.

perhaps you will claim it was not God who destroyed the nazi's but the devil, to punish them for failing to support his evil gay agenda.

[jethropalerobber]

...the vast majority of the sovereign citizens of the US knew the difference between right and wrong...

so, as you say, right and wrong is decided by the majority.

[EternalVigilance]

That's how it works in a representative government.

On what would you base your conception of what is right and what is wrong?

[Jhoffa_]

Revenge as public policy. What a great idea.

Nope, just a healthy disgust for homosexual behavior and the agressive homosexual agenda.

You folks should have left well enough alone.

[Jhoffa_]

You're wasting pearls on pagans.

[EternalVigilance]

German society was degraded badly in the 20s and 30s. They abandoned God, and as always happens, something else came in to fill the vacuum.

[EternalVigilance]

I know.

[jethropalerobber]

That's how it works in a representative government.

is sodomy "right" in illinois, but "wrong" is texas?

that is what your "majority makes right" stance implies, which is why i wonder if that is really what you mean.