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They may be muslims, but they, and us, were attacked and being killed by terrorists, which is why so many Democrats voted for war. Your brother used to forget that when he decried America here. Looks like you have too. It WAS bipartisan legislation. And of course, you have no proof of that anyway! Clearly, you have insulted the victims of 9/11 and America on the whole. You've dropped to a new low, davieboy. |
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They may be muslims, but they, and us, were attacked and being killed by terrorists, which is why so many Democrats voted for war. Your brother used to forget that when he decried America here. Looks like you have too. It WAS bipartisan legislation. And of course, you have no proof of that anyway! Clearly, you have insulted the victims of 9/11 and America on the whole. You've dropped to a new low, davieboy. My brother? You've lost me again.... It WAS bipartisan legislation based on lies told by an administration that had put the Iraq war forth as their #1 agenda. What in my post do you need proof of? Do you doubt the people of Iraq are Muslims? Do you doubt the Republican support of this war? Maybe this is a bad time to point out that it was this Republican support and the freeing of the Iraqi people that now gives them a nationalized insurance with a single payer system. Hmmm? |
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"It reminds me a lot of stopping prayer in school that did not happen or you can not say the pledge with the words under God in it that is another fabrication. I could go on & on with the false tales but you should see what I am saying." ------------------------------------------------------------------- Really, Kenn? Don't think it has happened anywhere in recent years?
OregonCatalyst.com by Jerry Dawson Wednesday, June 11. 2008
Capitol Hill Elementary principal Pam Wilson recently axed the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance from the school's promotion ceremony this year because it has the words "under God" in it.
--------------------------------------------------- By MIKE BRASSFIELD In a ruling denounced across the country, a federal appeals court Wednesday declared that reciting the Pledge of Allegiance in public schools is unconstitutional because the pledge contains the words "under God." ---------------------------------------------------------------
The Pledge of Allegiance is offensive to some people in Woodbury, Vermont and that’s one reason kids at Woodbury Elementary School are not allowed to recite the pledge, at least in their classrooms. Principal Micheala Martin told the Associated Press, “We don’t want to isolate children every day in their own classroom or make them feel they’re different.” ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Snopes.com Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Outlaws Pledge of Allegiance On Wednesday, June 26, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco ruled the Pledge of Allegiance to the U.S. Flag cannot be recited in public schools because the phrase "under God" endorses religion. The court ruled that reciting this phrase is a violation of the alleged Constitutional separation of church and state.
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You've always been lost, davie..... Dummy....Prove that republicans did it BECAUSE they were muslims! That was what you posted. you can't...so you will just dance around another one of your insane claims.
And once again....your brother could not prove Bush lied, and neither can you. Just keep repeating the same old mantra, huh? How's that impeachment for lying coming, BTW. No one else could prove...how will you?
You are so infantile with these old issues. What you posted is like saying that Dems who opposed the war did so because those people WERE muslims. If what you say is true, then the opposite must be true too. What an ooff!
Besides....what war?....shall I repost the time and date that you posted we are NOT at war with anybody??????? Got ya! |
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