For the record, things I disagree with Kerry aboutFollow

1. His position on Gay Marrige

2. His position on taxes (he doesn't want to raise them to combat the growing debt, I do)

3. His position on healthcare. I favor a single payer government funded system.

4. His religon

5. His taste in women.

6. Aspects of his position on Iraq.

He's a Catholic Senator from Massachussets with the initals JFK.

Winning combination baby.

I find his haircut disagreeable.

Hey, at least he picks em rich. I heard estiamtes that her net worth tops $1 billion. For that, I'd pick up his scraps.

1. What is his position (never heard)? Because it's my opinion that if a person has a problem with gay couples getting married they have self involved issues that need to be dealt with.


2. I'm iffy on raising taxes, but only because i'm one of those tax payers. If it's a good balanced raise then i'm all for it.


3. Need more explination. I'm not a big news watcher, but I have been trying as of late to catch up. Kerry is just too funny not to wanna know how he falls in this election.


4. No comment. Long story, long argument.


5. Never seen her, but who wouldn't you do for $1 Billion.


6. He has a position, from waht little i've heard from others at work the only thing people can't figure out is what is true position is.

Edited, Fri Jul 9 20:25:18 2004 by BobHopeKilledMe

If Kerry truly believes as a Catholic, I would have to say he'd be against gay marriage as immoral. In fact he'd have to be against homosexuality in general, despite what the altar boy scandals would have one believe.

However, I expect his religious views have to be a bit ... erm, flexible if he expects to get elected.

It's completely possible to think something is immoral and, at the same time, recognize that the United States is not a theocracy and your religious beliefs shouldn't influence what's legal or who should have what rights based on their sexuality.

A fine statement Jophiel.

I don't care what religion, if any, a candidate has, as long as they don't make decisions that effect the entire country based on it.

Either way, this is pretty good:

http://www.jibjab.com/thisland.html

Ah but are all Christians "Christian"? Fool. Not all sects of the Christian religion are the same belief structure. No more than all Liberals are "Liberal." An example: Southern Baptist vs. Northeastern Episcopalian.

Catholics tend to resist even such small tamperings as Birth Control just as vehemently as a Baptist resists abortion. So you're telling me that ALL liberals are christians in the same sense as a conservvative is? Or even as Christian as a full blown papal Catholic is? You're a greater fool than I thought you were if you think that.

Kerry is Catholic, if Kerry is a "Faithful" Catholic he will resist helping the Pro-Choice platform (which is a staple of the liberal platform), regardless of what he says. If he doesn't then that just goes to show that his Christianity is about as deep as the Campaign Promise of "No new Taxs" was from George SR.

So if most liberals are "Christian," explain why they support Roe vs. Wade, while the 'Christian Coalition' is dead set on destroying the ruling? Seems to me that if you were really "Christian" you'd be following these Leviticus reading fools around protesting Gay Marriage and burning Abortion Clinics to the ground.

You basically paraphrased all my points, while being completely oblivious to what the post said. Congrats. Why don't you go to any Christian website and post my point and yours. I think you'll see that you're a blubbering moran. The fact is that just because you *say* you are doesn't *mean* you are. If you're too obtuse to realize that you're a ******* moran. Thus:



This is a valid point. The entire reference was just because they say they are doesn't mean they live the life thats laid down in basic scripture. Fool. Case in point, Catholic Priests. Or are you too big an *** to catch that? Failing to even grasp the point in the first sentence of my post automatically disqualifies anything you have to say about the rest. Thanks for playing, now GFY.

Edit: I recommend the popular Christian movement of america for a thermometer of the basic Christian sentiment on these topics, see: Jerry Falwell

And before you open your big ******* mouth to flame this, I suggest you realize that christianity in america is not *personified* by the liberal christian, but by the cornbread christian. Until you *can grasp* that then it seems you're more obtuse than any person here.

Remember Smash, Lib Christians are like Green Party members at a loggers convention. You're the miniority, but a bigger majority than my own "religion."

Edited, Sun Jul 11 22:12:26 2004 by AriesGhost

Double Post

Edited, Sun Jul 11 22:18:51 2004 by AriesGhost

You're his new toy!

Edited, Sun Jul 11 22:21:52 2004 by BriallasMoney

Aries, you're another one of those people who do things exactly by the book, do what you're told, and never think that someone can have faith in something, yet disagree with parts of what it says, aren't you?

I mean, god FORBID that you believe in something that you have a few disagreements about.

Smash has faith in Kerry, yet he doesn't follow his beliefs exactly. Someone can have faith in god, and have some disagreements about what he says, and still be a christian.

You're incredibly stupid. Go log off life. Permanently.

Edited, Mon Jul 12 05:40:36 2004 by Chtulhu