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Friday, March 03, 2006

Another Politician With No Ideas

State Bill Proposes Christianity Be Missouri's Official Religion...
reads the headline at the HuffPo.

The more than likely soon to be ex-State representative R-David Sater
presented a bill that would name Christianity the state's official "majority" religion.
House Concurrent Resolution 13 has is pending in the state legislature.
Many Missouri residents had not heard about the bill until Thursday.

Of course, one of the first responses from a HuffPo reader was:
This is where George Bush is taking us... When do we start burning witches again?

Why is it always 'Blame George'? Need I remind you that most Americans believe in God?

Im a Republican. And a Christian. But this is the stupidest waste of taxpayers money, and our public servants are fiddling away precious time on ridiculous bills like these.
Now, to those bigots who have responded with slams against people of religion, I say you need to grow a bit, in your hearts and souls. You arent very tolerant and I thought thats what you new-deal socialists were all about. I'm not seeing it. All I see is hate and bigotry from a great majority of the readers postings at the HuffPo.

And try to remember, you can vote. You gotta do more than give props out to your main man, you gotta do more than rock the vote, you've actually gotta vote. Thats how things get decided in America (unless the 9th Circuit resorts to judicial activism and overturns the will of the people). And if they want to make laws reflecting their religous views, and you dont want them to, well you better drag your ass to the ballot box for once or contact your congressman.

Your elections arent getting stolen from you. They are getting handed to us by the Al Frankens, the Michael Moores, the Harry Belafontes, and the Ariannas, who are by the way, ALL multi millionaires invested in mutual funds and 401k's that most CERTAINLY have in their portfolios shares of companies like CSX, Haliburton, Exxon/Mobil, Glaxo, etc., the very companies they claim are corporate devils. Those who you bow down to at the altar of liberalism are all hypocrites.

Go look at the stock indexes in your own 401ks. It might surprise you to find that you are also invested in them. If youre smart you are. The real world works much more differently than the petri dish universe most liberals seem to thrive in.

But try not to get too worked up over this nonsensical legislation. This bill wont pass.....Its just one more moronic politician making a career limiting move. Each party has its own Ted Kennedys and Harry Reids. You know, the idiots in the asylum. Say Adios to Rep. Sater at the Voting Booth.
God Bless You.

3 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

This was an informative, hard hitting yet fair commentary. However, my question is; didn't your foundin fathers decide that there should be a separation between church and state?

11:13 PM  
Blogger Senor PeerPressure said...

Yes, but separation of church and state as defined by our founding fathers is that the govt wont endorse a religion. Most Americans are ignorant of this and think it means they have freedom FROM religion and shouldnt ever see it in their daily lives.
But in this case, I think this is a clear violation of sep of church and state.

6:44 AM  
Blogger Senor PeerPressure said...

Im surrounded by liberals. I hear from Pelosi, Reid, Kennedy, and the rest everyday. I do know what they are thinking: Not very much.

I am immediately turned off during a conversation if somebody says something like "jesus is your true salvation". Thats usually when I walk away. WHen they knock on my door, I open it a crack and say, "not interested , but thanks anyway" and if they persist I say "Perhaps Im being too polite" and I close the door. I dont take any literature that people try to hand me and I dont engage in conversation. I dont have to and I wont. Its that easy and I dont find it to be a bother. As for anybody who sendw me mail or tells me I'll burn in hell, I just get a good laugh of it and think about how much they are wasting their lives. But I beleive in God. That being said, nobody can force their views on me or even attempt to. I just shut them down and walk away. Most of the time I just look right through them and keep walking.

6:39 PM  

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