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Old 10-07-2010, 04:53 PM   #1
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Default conservative proposal to "regulate homosexuality"

http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmem...osexuality.php

Given their recent history, maybe we should regulate evangelical church leaders. Ain't that right, Ted Haggard?
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Old 10-07-2010, 05:32 PM   #2
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That is your best effort??? I read what he was doing and what he was doing was attacking Obamacare. He points out that initiatives have already been tried to control unhealthy things Americans do under the auspices of Obamacare like fat,salt, and sugar intake. Plus weight and body fat measures. He just pointed out that since the gay life style causes so many health problems that the Obama administration undertake regulation if they wanted to be consistent. So it is very obvious that his facts (collected from other sources) highlight how hypocritical the Obama administration has become.

Try to serve up something better than slow pitch.

Yes, I know he was trolling but I enjoy humiliating him.
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Old 10-07-2010, 05:41 PM   #3
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I listened to the audio and read the transcript to this. That guy is off his rocker and I'd love to know where he got his stats at.
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Old 10-07-2010, 05:47 PM   #4
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Yes, Barton was saying why he is against health insurance reform. But there are thousands of ways to be against health insurance reform that don't create the phrase "regulate homosexuality". Huh...maybe that's the new conservative answer for everything?

Extend the Bush tax cuts for the most wealthy upper 3%? Maybe we need to regulate homosexuality?

Unemployment is too high? Maybe we need to regulate homosexuality?

Iran might be developing nuclear missiles to attack Israel? Yep, better start regulating homosexuality!

Gay soldiers are getting kicked out the Army because they violate Army regulations? Better start regul...oh wait. Doesn't work for this one. LOL
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Old 10-07-2010, 06:28 PM   #5
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That is your best effort??? I read what he was doing and what he was doing was attacking Obamacare. He points out that initiatives have already been tried to control unhealthy things Americans do under the auspices of Obamacare like fat,salt, and sugar intake. Plus weight and body fat measures. He just pointed out that since the gay life style causes so many health problems that the Obama administration undertake regulation if they wanted to be consistent. So it is very obvious that his facts (collected from other sources) highlight how hypocritical the Obama administration has become.

Try to serve up something better than slow pitch.

Yes, I know he was trolling but I enjoy humiliating him.
You know whats the most hilarious thing about this post, your determination adn confidence that you humiliated Monger. Monger and I may spar often, but your not even in his ball park jr.
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Old 10-07-2010, 06:31 PM   #6
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Yes, Barton was saying why he is against health insurance reform. But there are thousands of ways to be against health insurance reform that don't create the phrase "regulate homosexuality". Huh...maybe that's the new conservative answer for everything?

Extend the Bush tax cuts for the most wealthy upper 3%? Maybe we need to regulate homosexuality?

Unemployment is too high? Maybe we need to regulate homosexuality?

Iran might be developing nuclear missiles to attack Israel? Yep, better start regulating homosexuality!

Gay soldiers are getting kicked out the Army because they violate Army regulations? Better start regul...oh wait. Doesn't work for this one. LOL
Monger I do believe you are painting with a broad brush here, while it might be a policy endourced by the ultra right wing of the GOP it is not a "conservative" position. There are moderate and more centered conservatives.

"Iran might be developing nuclear missiles to attack Israel?"

LOL and you said Bush was a nutball when he said this was happening.
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Old 10-07-2010, 10:18 PM   #7
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Monger I do believe you are painting with a broad brush here, while it might be a policy endourced by the ultra right wing of the GOP it is not a "conservative" position. There are moderate and more centered conservatives.

"Iran might be developing nuclear missiles to attack Israel?"

LOL and you said Bush was a nutball when he said this was happening.
What did Bush say? What did I say? I doubt that I said what you think I said that Bush said. The words that I use mean what I mean them to mean because I know what they mean, not what you think that they mean because you don't know what some words mean. Know what I mean?

The conservative that I called a conservative is a conservative. Those mythical moderate, so-called centered conservatives sure are quiet. If they even exist at all. They're especially quiet when you point out the many, many crazies in their party. BTW, you and John Galt are on the same team. His far-right Tea Partiest kind overpower your wishy-washy I'm-a-conservative-but-I-call-myself-an-independent kind.
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Old 10-07-2010, 10:54 PM   #8
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You know, let me try a post which may be on point with this thread. Regulating evangelical church leaders. Ok.

I wish I could find a link to this, but I promise, I read this in a dusty old book in the basement of a law school not in this state. It was a transcript of a discussion concerning granting churches a tax exemption. The exemption was granted to churches due to the idea that the churches would care for the poor and needy.

As we can see, very few churches do that now, particularly evangelical churches. Over the years, this duty fell on government. (Actually, government took it over to gain votes.) Now the churches use this exemption to build bigger and gaudier buildings, and pay nutjobs like this guy.

I respect groups like the Salvation Army, many Catholic orders, and some others who practice what they preach, but Good Lord, we don't need people trying to succeed Fred Phelps when he goes. It's rare when I endorse government regulation of anything, but this might be an exception.
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Old 10-08-2010, 08:38 AM   #9
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What did Bush say? What did I say? I doubt that I said what you think I said that Bush said. The words that I use mean what I mean them to mean because I know what they mean, not what you think that they mean because you don't know what some words mean. Know what I mean?

The conservative that I called a conservative is a conservative. Those mythical moderate, so-called centered conservatives sure are quiet. If they even exist at all. They're especially quiet when you point out the many, many crazies in their party. BTW, you and John Galt are on the same team. His far-right Tea Partiest kind overpower your wishy-washy I'm-a-conservative-but-I-call-myself-an-independent kind.
You know what I mean and I know what you mean and we mean what its says because thats what we mean.

Actually conservative is not a GOP domain, there are conservative Democrats, you guys call them Blue Dogs. I am a conservative independent who resides closer to the center and could even be called a Blue Dog if I alligned myself with a party. I will break it down for you:

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Republican
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Independant
Libertarian
Communist

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Conservative
Moderate
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Monger you have insulted me millions of times, but today you crossed the line and I challenge you to a duel. Unless you appologize for stating that Galt and I were on the same team, I say dueling pistols at 25 feet at high noon in the town square.
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Be careful of people that bring pistols in felt lined wooden cases. Think AARON BURR
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Old 10-08-2010, 10:15 AM   #11
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Monger you have insulted me millions of times, but today you crossed the line and I challenge you to a duel. Unless you appologize for stating that Galt and I were on the same team, I say dueling pistols at 25 feet at high noon in the town square.
DD, that is a little extreme. Might I suggest an alternative. Instead of shooting each other, how about you two just head to a target range and see who has the best accuracy. Maybe you two can get JG to hold the target.
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I am pretty confident JG will soon be cruising Coffeyville rescuing the damsel down there. Need to make an appointment for him to hold the targets. Just tell him any proceeds will go to the Tea Party coffers and he would do it.
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Old 10-08-2010, 12:17 PM   #13
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DD, that is a little extreme. Might I suggest an alternative. Instead of shooting each other, how about you two just head to a target range and see who has the best accuracy. Maybe you two can get JG to hold the target.
Papa I can always count on you to be the voice of reason. I think your idea is perfect.
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Old 10-10-2010, 08:41 PM   #14
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I said I wouldn't read this much less post on it but god this is better than listening to my so talking about anything. so lets go forth & monger I do agree it very very very bad to say anybody is on the same team as john I rather you talk about my mom Or my dear old dead grandmom than say that now be nice & tell dirty your sorry
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