You claim victim status, as I knew you would. Pretend all you want that you are some sort of defender of the faith. But you're just continuing to intentionally obfuscate. You didn't defend the President and his speech. You personally attacked the people who were supporting Peggy Noonan's right to comment, and you just want to provide cover to those who slammed Peggy Noonan.
Play that little victim card and spin spin spin, but what you're really all about is acting the Pharisee, just as your anti-Noonan pals are, pretending that the only way to back Bush is to never allow any criticism of the man. Backing you up with prayer...sheesh. Could you be any MORE holier-than-thou? Let me guess, did God tell you to insult people who supported Noonan? Did those prayers include the words "and help me smite the enemies of your anointed, Dubya?"
You're just crazy for this President, all right. Really, sincerely, no doubt about it.
I don't feel one bit victimized by you, Libertarian. I have just asked you to stop making things up about me that are not true.
Everyone here can see that you've done it. I don't think I'm a 'victim' in the least, nor have I throughout this thread.
I'm sorry you have been so offended by me, and as a result have so deeply misunderstood me, but in the long run, the only thing that matters is how people who actually know me evaluate my behavior, and I have literally hundreds of friends on FR whom I could bring in if I so chose to back up my character. And, of course, it matters most what the Lord thinks of what I have said and done......but that's between HIM and me, and I am taking care of that.
And I'm sorry that you are offended that people have prayed for me. It's not 'holier than thou.' It's the body of Christ at work supporting a fellow believer, and I'm thankful for it, and wanted to say so publicly.
Once again, I'm sorry I hurt your feelings by saying you were bitter and asking what was wrong. It obviously made you very angry, and that was not my intent. I thought you were a decent sort of fellow at first, and would like to think that of you again some day. That part's up to you.