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To: Tennessee Nana

Some liberals are so out of it.

Some liberals think America is becoming a theocracy, because of the Hobby Lobby decision. They think that any restrictions placed on any form of abortifacient(sp?) or any type of birth control means that we are a theocracy. I’ve seen some liberal types on MSNBC put forth that nonsense.

Yet none of them will say anything about the dangers represented by those such as radical Muslims, who seek to impose a true theocracy on the world.


11 posted on 08/22/2014 8:18:01 AM PDT by Dilbert San Diego (s)
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To: Dilbert San Diego
Some liberals are so out of it.

Some liberals think America is becoming a theocracy, because of the Hobby Lobby decision. They think that any restrictions placed on any form of abortifacient(sp?) or any type of birth control means that we are a theocracy. I’ve seen some liberal types on MSNBC put forth that nonsense.

Yet none of them will say anything about the dangers represented by those such as radical Muslims, who seek to impose a true theocracy on the world.


I have always challenged liberals on this post when discussing Islam and its backward culture. I point out that everything they supposedly oppose--racism, sexism, anti-Semitism, tribalism, religious intolerance, state religious authority, homophobia, supremacy, wealth disparity--can be found in a pure, crystalized form in the overwhelming majority of the Muslim world.

The best you can get out of liberals is that radical Islam is bad, but so is radical Christianity blah blah. But they would undoubtedly pick living in the heart of the Bible Belt over living in the heart of the new caliphate.
17 posted on 08/22/2014 8:35:32 AM PDT by needmorePaine
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