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by **cowshrptrn** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 10:46 pm

strike wolf wrote: well, technically it's the Liberals running the smear campaigns in Georgia. Really I don't like either party. and there really is a rift that is getting obvious to all of us "moderates" that is really what is endangering the well-being of this country more than either party could on their own. Also, can you elaborate on that last sentence a little more? I get your main point but I want to make sure I understand fully.

comapred to most of the developed world, Republican views on religion, welfare, and tons of other things are far more conservative.

Also, smera campaigns are run by everyone, however accordign to my somewhat limited interactions with people form the south, liberal is used to mean something along the lines of hippies, or somethign to that extent free everything and a cradle to grave welfare state. Problem is that its causing people to scurry to the conservative end for fear of being labeled liberal. Thats the impresion i get form people from the south that i talk to (and upstate new york, they're jsut as bad as some southerners, no offense, except to jay_a2j, i mean it in as offensive a way as possible...)

by **strike wolf** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 10:47 pm

s.xkitten wrote:
P Gizzle wrote:
hawkeye wrote:I don't believe in god but I aknowledge other people beliefs and give them credit. It's all just as logical as the next thing.

see, i believe in God, but im willing to accept that many don't and that's their views, and they have a right to those views

here's what i think...not that it really matters, but hey, it makes me feel special...everyone should be able to believe in the religion that fits their lifestyle...and if god is truly loving and understanding, he or she will understand that they are worshipping the way they are most comfortable with, or not worshipping (in the case of atheists)...

That's my view. I don't like how Jay and moreso, Caleb always seem to be putting people down for not being Christian. I really believe that God accepts all good people into his graces. I mean are we supposed to blame the Chinese of the early A.D.s for not believing in Christ when they didn't even know anything about him? But anyways that's just my opinion.

by **s.xkitten** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 10:48 pm

thank you thank you thank you....christians are not always best...religion is what makes you best....la la la, that just made my day

by **hawkeye** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 10:50 pm

I wish that made more sense...

by **s.xkitten** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 10:51 pm

hawkeye wrote:I wish that made more sense...

what makes more sense?

by **strike wolf** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 10:51 pm

cowshrptrn wrote:
strike wolf wrote: well, technically it's the Liberals running the smear campaigns in Georgia. Really I don't like either party. and there really is a rift that is getting obvious to all of us "moderates" that is really what is endangering the well-being of this country more than either party could on their own. Also, can you elaborate on that last sentence a little more? I get your main point but I want to make sure I understand fully.

comapred to most of the developed world, Republican views on religion, welfare, and tons of other things are far more conservative.

Also, smera campaigns are run by everyone, however accordign to my somewhat limited interactions with people form the south, liberal is used to mean something along the lines of hippies, or somethign to that extent free everything and a cradle to grave welfare state. Problem is that its causing people to scurry to the conservative end for fear of being labeled liberal. Thats the impresion i get form people from the south that i talk to (and upstate new york, they're jsut as bad as some southerners, no offense, except to jay_a2j, i mean it in as offensive a way as possible...)

I have not experienced what you are talking about in Georgia but I have been to rural Alabama and someone said something along those lines. Really, the south in general is not as bad as it seems it's just that people have a tendency to notice what they are not used to more than that which they are used to for pretty obvious reasons. I believe that being from a part of the country that isn't necessarily like the south that that part is really what stuck out in your mind.

it's also how my history teacher puts it. "there's nothing really wrong with it, that's just the only thing they know."

by **hawkeye** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 10:52 pm

I don't know... :-k

by **s.xkitten** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 10:53 pm

hawkeye wrote:I don't know...

oh boy...its one of those kind...

by **hawkeye** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 10:54 pm

s.xkitten wrote:
hawkeye wrote:I don't know...

oh boy...its one of those kind...

*sigh*

Are you in a clan?

by **s.xkitten** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:01 pm

hawkeye wrote:
s.xkitten wrote:
hawkeye wrote:I don't know...

oh boy...its one of those kind...

*sigh*

Are you in a clan?

uhh uhh, don't want to be

by **hawkeye** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:09 pm

Why's that? Not advertising just asking.

by **sportsdd2** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:10 pm

Clans are ok gives u games and friends but if ur not on much they arent anything big

by **hawkeye** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:11 pm

Exactly.

by **s.xkitten** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:17 pm

hawkeye wrote:Why's that? Not advertising just asking.

not a group person...i mean, i like hanging with friends, and i like flirting, so groups are fun for that...but when it comes to thinking as a group, i hate it...

by **hawkeye** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:20 pm

You don't need to be that involved. Not with my clan.

by **s.xkitten** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:21 pm

don't start, i'm not interested...now flirting on the other hand... :wink:

by **ConformOrDie** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:21 pm

s.xkitten wrote:not a group person...i mean, i like hanging with friends, and i like flirting, so groups are fun for that...but when it comes to thinking as a group, i hate it...

Umm, how does this square with your profile?

Occupation: School...military...mostly school

There's no bigger organization of institutional groupthink than the military. Not to say we aren't a diverse bunch, but still...

by **sportsdd2** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:22 pm

you deffinetly are 1 big flirt....ud do well in my school

by **s.xkitten** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:23 pm

military...oh lets see....entire family is in military...so don't really get a choice, now do i...so stop judging me

by **hawkeye** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:26 pm

Who said we were judging you? I was just curious.

by **sportsdd2** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:26 pm

s.xkitten wrote:military...oh lets see....entire family is in military...so don't really get a choice, now do i...so stop judging me

techniquley u do have a choice ur just choosing to stay in what ur family has been doing. thats ur chioce

by **s.xkitten** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:28 pm

hawkeye wrote:Who said we were judging you? I was just curious.

not you, you i like...military guy with the "group" mindset

by **s.xkitten** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:29 pm

sportsdd2 wrote:
s.xkitten wrote:military...oh lets see....entire family is in military...so don't really get a choice, now do i...so stop judging me

techniquley u do have a choice ur just choosing to stay in what ur family has been doing. thats ur chioce

no, i don't get a choice about being interested in it...if you're not, its horrible to be in the family...signing up, i know, i have the choice, and i haven't made it yet

by **s.xkitten** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:29 pm

sportsdd2 wrote:you deffinetly are 1 big flirt....ud do well in my school

is that an invitation? :wink:

by **ConformOrDie** on Mon Dec 11, 2006 11:30 pm

s.xkitten wrote:military...oh lets see....entire family is in military...so don't really get a choice, now do i...so stop judging me

Heck, who am I to judge? I certainly didn't mean any offense. Besides, the military can use all the intelligent, independent thinkers it can get. Convincing them to stay past their ETS, however, is a different matter.

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