Or Jesus raising the dead, parting of the Red Sea, Elijah sucked up by a whirlwind, God created the Earth, a talking snake, a fallen angel, the Great Flood, the ark, etc, etc, etc.O Really wrote: No different from teaching that the South won the Civil War or that there was no Holocaust.
and then there are pieces of shit who fuck with little children's ability to have faithSeth Milner wrote:Or Jesus raising the dead, parting of the Red Sea, Elijah sucked up by a whirlwind, God created the Earth, a talking snake, a fallen angel, the Great Flood, the ark, etc, etc, etc.O Really wrote: No different from teaching that the South won the Civil War or that there was no Holocaust.
I have problems with those accounts, but there's faith . . . ask any Christian; not me.
Seth Milner wrote:... Why should anyone's religious beliefs be ridiculed? ...
Kent Hovind: Politics and conspiracies
Hovind has made controversial remarks regarding conspiracies, science, creation, equal rights, religion, and government. His presentations on creationism and evolution are a mix of Christian Fundamentalism and conspiracy theories. His creationist presentations have asserted that creationism is not taught in public schools due to a New World Order conspiracy, established by Satan and involving Ted Turner and Jane Fonda, the British Royal Family, the State of Israel, the American Civil Liberties Union (which he calls "the American Communist Lawyers Union"), U.S. government officials, business leaders, and social activists. In May 1999, he claimed "the implementation of the NWO's world-domination plan was May 5, 2000."
Hovind has several conspiracy theories about the U.S. government. He has claimed that the U.S. government was behind the 9/11 attacks and the Oklahoma City bombing. Regarding UFOs, Hovind recommends books by conspiracy theorists who believe "some UFO's are U.S. Government experiments with electrogravitic propulsion as opposed to jet propulsion, while others are Satanic apparitions." The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) criticized Hovind for referring followers to books by Irwin Schiff, a tax protester who has been convicted of tax evasion multiple times. The SPLC has criticized Hovind for "point[ing] his followers to Citizens Rule Book, popular among antigovernment 'Patriots', and to Media Bypass, an antigovernment magazine with strong antisemitic leanings", and for selling of books such as Des Griffin's Fourth Reich of the Rich and Peter Kershaw's In Caesar's Grip, and recommending The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, a well-known antisemitic hoax.
Hovind claims that the cyanide-releasing compound laetrile is a "cancer cure" which the U.S. government is conspiring to suppress and that diseases including HIV, Gulf war syndrome, Crohn's colitis, and rheumatoid arthritis and Alzheimer's were engineered by "the money masters and governments of the world" for the purpose of global economic domination. He has denounced democracy as "evil and contrary to God's law", and called global warming a communist conspiracy.
In his lectures, he claimed that the United States government was implanting pet-tracking microchips into people allowing them to be tracked by satellite, even though the transponder range made that impossible. On his website, Hovind associated the UPC bar code with the Mark of the Beast, and wrote that there were reports of people paying for groceries by having their hands scanned in 1999.
Why indeed?Vrede too wrote:Seth Milner wrote:... Why should anyone's religious beliefs be ridiculed? ...
O Really wrote:Why indeed?Vrede too wrote:Seth Milner wrote:... Why should anyone's religious beliefs be ridiculed? ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95B3WnKwnt8
Translation: Why should child abuse be ridiculed?Seth Milner wrote:... Why should anyone's religious beliefs be ridiculed? ...
Indiana Case Raises RFRA To Justify Child Abuse
An Indiana mother is claiming that religion can be used to justify abusing her child.
Kin Park Thaing, an Indianapolis resident, is hoping to use the state's Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) as a defense to charges of child abuse. She was charged with battery and neglect of a dependent after her seven-year-old son’s teacher discovered 36 deep welts and bruises on his body in February. She hit him with a plastic hanger, saying she acted on her religious beliefs to punish him.
The Indiana RFRA, signed into law by vice-presidential hopeful Gov. Mike Pence just last year, generated enormous national controversy. Most of the outrage was based on the fact that it was aimed at allowing discrimination against LGBT people. At the same time, though, the county prosecutor warned that RFRA could be used in cases like these. This week he explained, "We predicted this was exactly was going to happen, is individuals would assert their religious freedom to justify what is clearly criminal conduct.” ...
Vrede too wrote:Translation: Why should child abuse be ridiculed?Seth Milner wrote:... Why should anyone's religious beliefs be ridiculed? ...
Indiana Case Raises RFRA To Justify Child Abuse
An Indiana mother is claiming that religion can be used to justify abusing her child.
Kin Park Thaing, an Indianapolis resident, is hoping to use the state's Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) as a defense to charges of child abuse. She was charged with battery and neglect of a dependent after her seven-year-old son’s teacher discovered 36 deep welts and bruises on his body in February. She hit him with a plastic hanger, saying she acted on her religious beliefs to punish him.
But it,s OK for your kid to be taught that sucking a cock or taking one in the ass is an accectable subject to be learned? Who's molesting who's mind? Who's ass is seriously in need of kicking? Who are the real pieces of shit teaching our kids today?billy.pilgrim wrote:O Really wrote:Why indeed?Vrede too wrote:Seth Milner wrote:... Why should anyone's religious beliefs be ridiculed? ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95B3WnKwnt8
Ridicule is fine for these idiots until they start messing with children, especially my kid. Kent Hovine is a piece of shit who molest children's minds with this crap. This piece of shit went around to unsupecting day care centers with free tickets for the kiddies. I still hold a serious grudge and I will begin to kick this piece of shit's ass if I ever run into him.
It doesn't matter whether the general population is Democrat or Republican. What matters is those who actually vote.O Really wrote:Generally popular and kept getting elected in a Dem town.
I liked elements of his 2008 platform and history more than I did Bev Perdue's. I'm pretty sure that I voted Libertarian. My bad.O Really wrote:I really don't understand McCrory at all. He was actually pretty decent as mayor of Charlotte. Generally popular and kept getting elected in a Dem town. Ran for governor saying, in part, he wouldn't support changing any existing abortion laws and promising (paraphrased) to be a middle of the road Republican....
Your bad, indeed. You threw away a vote that, along with the others wasted, would have made a difference. Or maybe not - since Perdue didn't run, Walter Who didn't have much chance anyway.Vrede too wrote:I liked elements of his 2008 platform and history more than I did Bev Perdue's. I'm pretty sure that I voted Libertarian. My bad.O Really wrote:I really don't understand McCrory at all. He was actually pretty decent as mayor of Charlotte. Generally popular and kept getting elected in a Dem town. Ran for governor saying, in part, he wouldn't support changing any existing abortion laws and promising (paraphrased) to be a middle of the road Republican....
Wow.O Really wrote:Your bad, indeed. You threw away a vote that, along with the others wasted, would have made a difference.
Perdue won without me. I've voted GOP, but never for such a high office.
Or maybe not - since Perdue didn't run, Walter Who didn't have much chance anyway.
I couldn't remember his name - Walter Dalton. I don't know how I voted in 2012, maybe Libertarian again. McCrory won 55%–43%.
Meanwhile, the ACC has moved Championships out, too...
http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb/ ... &ocid=iehp
I had forgotten McCrory didn't win in 2008 and that he'd run against someone - what was his name? 
- in 2012. It seems hard to squeeze the disaster he has been into just 4 years. Vrede too wrote:NCAA yanks seven championship events out of North Carolina
They're using the power of the almighty dollar to force the American people to allow faggots, twat twinkies, gender confused and other freaks of nature the right to watch a little girl or boy take a piss.They're developing a vaccine to rid the Zika virus. Maybe one day something will be developed to dissolve all the above trash from decent society.O Really wrote:Meanwhile, the ACC has moved Championships out, too... http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb/ ... &ocid=iehp
It's a dark day for the poor, poor bigots, the document that some of them swore to uphold and defend just keeps winning.Vrede too wrote:Next steps:Vrede too wrote:Relief granted to transgender students fighting North Carolina's bathroom law
U.S. District Court Judge Thomas Schroeder: "an appointee of Republican former President George W. Bush", University of Kansas and Notre Dame Law School grad, and former clerk to Nixon-appointed Judge George MacKinnon who was "so far right he makes Goldwater look like George McGovern".
The pitiful, tax money-wasting bigots lose again.
ACLU, Lambda Legal Seek Greater Relief for Transgender North Carolinians Harmed by H.B. 2
