You said: "Where does the death cult want to take this next, THAT should be the question."
Excellent question!
Well, for starters....where did it go when Hitler started killing the handicapped?
For seconds, what one group in America is the judiciary continually attacking?
Terrorists, you say? Noooo.
Hispanics? Nooooo.
Homosexuals? Nooooo.
Think.
No prayer in schools. No Christmas. No Ten Commandments.
Yep, you got it - Christians. We're next. It's only a matter of time and since most church pastors are asleep, it's coming sooner than later.
May God give us all mercy when our time comes.....
All true and perfect example of what is going on in this country.
Now, the question is, is everyone going to go out and do something about it, or is everyone going to sit at home hoping someone else will get involved? There's too many christians in this country sitting on their collective cans, shouting about how our rights are being violated. No one wants to actively get involved because they either fear persecution, or they assume someone else will surely take up the cause.
(this wasn't directed at you sparrow, or anyone here)
Calpernia, you are taking offense to this post I wrote:
"Some asked if Guiliani and Swartznegger (however it's spelled) are pro-life. No, a zillion times no!
Neither is Condi Rice. She makes more middle-of-the-road comments, but we all know what THAT means, don't we....."
That was post #1,986.
You answered with "Lay off of Rice." in post #1,990.
And I responded with the following in post #2,000 assuming you are concerned about being politically correct:
"Calpernia dear, if she were a white woman I'd say the exact same thing - so don't take it personally. Alan Keyes would make a great president and I worked hard to get him in a few years ago."
If you take this to the administrator, he will find nothing wrong with what I said so I kindly ask you to "Lay off please and cease assaulting my character."
I have many private messages from posters here who have expressed appreciation for my words on this board.
Now, let's be friends and get back to the most important person in America today: Terri.
I am sincere.