L.A.Times: Schwarzeneggar Groped Hollywood Women

Reuters.com ^ | Oct 2,2003 | Reuters

[goldstategop]

Its one thing if a public official did such acts. Its another thing three decades ago with a private citizen in his youth. We men had a lot of testosterone flowing then when we were young and charmingly roguish. We yearned to simply get laid. Fortunately with age we're both sober and wiser now. Too bad the Democrats prefer to make an issue out of Arnold's sex life than deal with what they've done to California over the last 5 1/2 years of their rule.

[exmarine]

Would it be a big surprise if it is true? The man is a liberal. Most Liberals are also libertines. The oh-so-wise Republican pundits want to SELL OUT moral values, they should not be surprised if their man is not a paragon of virtue!

[SONbrad]

Has there been any credible evidence provided yet?

[FITZ]

Yes --- and especially when the accusations come from Hollywood women --- it's really important to consider the source. They are almost always a bunch of radical liberals and the worst sluts there are.

[FITZ]

Think quickly !! Who would be one credible Hollywood woman celebrity? I'm sure there are a few --- I can't think of any right off though.

[af_vet_1981]

Has there been any credible evidence provided yet?

None that I'm aware of (I don't consider the Oui article as being part of these allegations).

[SONbrad]

Exactly my point. The anti-Arnold "Tom" supporters are jumping all over this based on allegations that have not and will not be proven. It is a shame that those in Arnold's own party are jumping at this piece of trash like slobbering dogs.

[SONbrad]

No one ever said he was the "paragon of virtue"...certainly not Arnold. And your point would be?

[SONbrad]

No one ever said he was the paragon of virtue...certainly not Arnold. And your point would be?

[exmarine]

My point is that I vote moral principle. I have a standard for right and wrong and it's not the Republican Party or radio talk show hosts. I don't vote for moral relativists.

[SONbrad]

So I take it that YOU are a paragon of virtue and that you never did anything remotely wrong in your past. How special.

[MineralMan]

"My point is that I vote moral principle. I have a standard for right and wrong and it's not the Republican Party or radio talk show hosts. I don't vote for moral relativists."

Always a good idea, I think. Arnold, despite his popularity as an actor, has some pretty shady stuff in his past. Never mind the fact that he's a Democrat in Republican clothing.

Were he running as a Democrat, a lot of the same folks who are poo-pooing his indiscretions would be pointing them out.

Should Republican voters not choose and support candidates who not only have conservative political views, but who are also moral and upright people?

Sure, this is an attack in the media by liberals. No question about that. But I'll be willing to bet that all these stories are true, and that there are more of them yet to be told.

Seems to me that McClintock is the candidate who has both the experience and integrity to deserve the vote of Republicans. Arnold is an actor and a liberal, no matter how he has behaved.

[eleni121]

Well no kidding.

The way political correctness has become the hammer of oppression however, you should expect that clause to be discarded as being discriminatory to those born outside the US.

[Jaded]

Is there a safe place left on this planet? Is there no safe haven from the left?

[exmarine]

So I take it that YOU are a paragon of virtue and that you never did anything remotely wrong in your past. How special.

It has to do with Worldview. Everyone has a worldview which is a set of first assumptions about God and life. One's belief about God will dictate all other beliefs (moralls, government, law). For example a secular-humanist does not believe in God, therefore believes in darwinistic evolution, and that all reality can be reduced to mere material forces. Such a person is a moral relativist. If God is not the moral standard, then man is, and that is moral relativism. However, a Christian is governed by his conscience and his accountability to Almighty God, and behaves according to absolute moral principles. Thus, a Christian makes mistakes, but his worldview will govern the direction of his governance. A secular -humanist cannot be trusted to make just and right decisions for the people. That is why John Jay (the one who penned the Constitution) said that we should prefer and elect only Christians as our representatives. Get it now?

[DoctorZIn]

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