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Tony Perkins & Other Anti-LGBT Crackpots Form “Religious Liberty” Advisory Board For Ted Cruz
February 29, 2016 Duggar, Hate Groups, Religion


Two weeks ago Marco Rubio recruited a slew of anti-LGBT activists to sit on his “religious liberty” advisory board. This afternoon hate group leader Tony Perkins announced that he will chair a similar advisory board for Ted Cruz. Curiously, Heritage Foundation hater Ryan Anderson sits on both boards. From Perkins:

Ted Cruz announced today the creation of a 19-member Religious Liberty Advisory Council, which will guide his policies to protect religious liberty and reverse the unprecedented attacks on freedom both at home and abroad.
I am honored to chair this council at such a critical time in the history of this nation. Never before has religious freedom been more endangered than it is today under the policies of the Obama administration. We need a president who upon entering office will immediately begin reversing the damage done to our freedom to believe and our ability to live according to those beliefs.
While Ted has been effective on an array of national issues, he hasn’t strayed from his theme, which is that 2016 is going to be a ‘religious liberty election.’ This continues to resonate with Americans, who open their newspapers every day to a new story of religious hostility. I am confident that Ted Cruz, who has spent his career defending religious liberty in the courts and in the Senate, can be trusted and is prepared to make freedom mean something again in America.
Unfortunately, the future of freedom in America rests largely in the hands of the courts, which is why we need a president who can spot liberal jurists, and who will fight to ensure constitutionalists who respect the rule of law are seated on the Supreme Court. The formation of this Religious Liberty Advisory Council will be an encouragement to the American people. Help is on the way.
Some of the other members of the Cruz board:

Ryan Anderson, Ph.D.
 William E. Simon Senior Research Fellow, Heritage Foundation
David Benham, entrepreneur
Jason Benham, entrepreneur
Ambassador Ken Blackwell
 Former US Ambassador to the UN for Human Rights
Jim Garlow, Ph.D.
 Pastor, Skyline Church, San Diego, CA
Dr. Mark Harris
 Pastor, First Baptist Church, Charlotte, NC
Pastor Jack Hibbs
 Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, CA
Bishop Harry Jackson
 Senior Pastor, Hope Christian Church, Bishop, International Communion of Evangelical Churches
Kelly Shackelford
 President and CEO, First Liberty Institute
Carol Swain, Ph.D.
 Professor of Political Science and Professor of Law, Vanderbilt University
  


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barrixines  • 17 hours ago 




A 19 member religious advisory council? Does it look something like this -
  
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JT > barrixines  • 16 hours ago 




They also love the Wheel of Fortune.
  
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bkmn > barrixines  • 17 hours ago 




<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/..." frameborder="0" allowfullscreen=""></iframe>
 
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BlueberriesForMe > bkmn  • 15 hours ago 




Here ya go:

  


 
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chicago dyke > BlueberriesForMe  • 15 hours ago 




i can sing that from memory. i'm lame and a Brooks fan like that. i love his good stuff.
 
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chicago dyke > chicago dyke  • 15 hours ago 




"come on you Muslims, and you Jews, you better change your views... todaaaaaaaaaaaay!"
even tho he was older when he made this, he still Hit the High Note. as a person who appreciates true theater, i give him credit for that. ;-)
 
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DaveW  > BlueberriesForMe  • 3 hours ago 




I always like to point out it was in fact the catholic inquisition, in Spain.
 
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NedFlaherty > bkmn  • 16 hours ago 




Huh?
 
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Paula > NedFlaherty  • 16 hours ago 




Its OK, I got this.
bkmn, Welcome to The Resistance!
Operatives in your area will contact you with supplies and targets.
 
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Jimmie Z > Paula  • 10 hours ago 




That platoon of 'operatives' hasn't made it by my secure, underground, remote location yet. I did stake out a bob-wire fence to keep them off my dang lawn, though. I would really appreciate if they'd hurry the heck up -- I found another Vine™ I need to post in The Gay Lobby™.
I know your scruffy 18-year-olds are all over this kinda stuff.
 
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Frostbite > barrixines  • 17 hours ago 




really. that's a lot of chefs cooking that soup.
 
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Snarkaholic > barrixines  • 13 hours ago 




That's Phony Perkins down near the bottom, right-hand corner...penning his next money beg.
 
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cowboyinbrla  • 17 hours ago 




So entrepreneur is the new word meaning "failed TV show host"?
 
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teeveedub > cowboyinbrla  • 17 hours ago 




"Unemployed douchebag twins"
 
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hdtex > teeveedub  • 17 hours ago 




"Unemployed douchebag twins trying to break into gay for pay porn"
 
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pj > hdtex  • 17 hours ago 




break into gay hate for pay
 
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wmforr > hdtex  • 15 hours ago 




Make that:
"Unemployed closeted douchebag twins trying to break into gay for pay porn"
 
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delk > cowboyinbrla  • 17 hours ago 




I thought they misspelled hateful bigot.
 
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boatboy_srq > cowboyinbrla  • 17 hours ago 




That, or "former Ponzi-scheming fraudster"...
 
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StSean > cowboyinbrla  • 16 hours ago 




they misspelled "transgressive attractions".
 
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Wynter Marie Starr  • 17 hours ago 




Perhaps if religious extremists kept their mythology in their homes and churches and weren't hostile to the rest of us, others wouldn't be hostile towards them.
That being said, I just got back from the grocery story and I passed two churches along the way. Strangely enough, neither of them had tape around the entrances or any other barricade barring people from their worship.
These assholes are bound and determined to put gay people back in the closet and force them to take their discrimination quietly. Well, no more. If tony and his ilk are determined to push, they are going to be pushed right back. Hard, fast, and quite decisively.
 
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wmforr > Wynter Marie Starr  • 15 hours ago 




I don't mind them holding to their religious superstitions, but it is distasteful for them to flaunt it in public. What if children see them?
 
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Wynter Marie Starr > wmforr  • 14 hours ago 




I completely agree. It's distasteful and I'm sick of them shoving their mythology down my throat. If I want to read about mythology, I'll go to my local library or the library in my home that holds hundreds of books about world mythology, legends, fairy tales, and tall tales.
All kidding aside, I disowned a relative who is a religious extremist because she was such a bad influence on my children. I've heard that she's taken to preaching on street corners and I wouldn't want anyone's kids exposed to her.
I personally don't care what they do in their churches or the privacy of their homes.
 
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David Walker > wmforr  • 15 hours ago 




And what if the horses panic in the streets?
 
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Richard, another Canuck > Wynter Marie Starr  • 16 hours ago 




Both Cruz and Rubio are taking their lead here from Iran in setting up the Religious oversight of all the Government does.
 
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Wynter Marie Starr > Richard, another Canuck  • 16 hours ago 




That is part of what makes them so dangerous. These people can never be allowed to get in any position of power. They'll start with gays and make their way down the list; straight allies, feminists, atheists, the educated, etc. If I wanted to live in Iran, I'd move there. If I wanted to live in a theocracy, I'd find one and live there.
These people don't want religious freedom (which they have as they damn well know), they want every American to kow tow to their belief system and I will never do that.
 
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Homo Erectus > Wynter Marie Starr  • 16 hours ago 




Ayatollah Perkkkins.
 
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Librarykid > Wynter Marie Starr  • 3 hours ago 




and support them financially
 
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Rebecca Gardner  • 17 hours ago 




"Religious Liberty" - synonym - bigotry, discrimination, unfettered legal abuse of minorities.
 
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JT > Rebecca Gardner  • 16 hours ago 




"Religious liberty" is synonymous with "freedom to persecute those who don't accept our beliefs."
 
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wmforr > JT  • 15 hours ago 




Not to forget that in recent polls 30% of Republicans think that it should be illegal to be a Muslim. This is their understanding of religious liberty?
 
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Gustav2 > Rebecca Gardner  • 17 hours ago 




At least they have figured out the Constitution guarantees Religious Freedom, not the liberty to do as you damn well please.
 
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boatboy_srq > Gustav2  • 17 hours ago 




Aren't they busy drafting an Amendment to "correct" that?
 
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clay > boatboy_srq  • 16 hours ago 




Something like 19 states have bills moving on calling a Constitutional Convention. Guess which party is doing that.
 
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Gustav2 > clay  • 16 hours ago 




They need 34 to pass the call for the convention.
 
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Gustav2 > boatboy_srq  • 17 hours ago 




With no chance of passing. Constitutional amendments are hard.
 
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Homo Erectus > Gustav2  • 16 hours ago 




Jesus will help them.
 
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Secure  • 17 hours ago 




If Cruz loses in Texas tomorrow, my year-long quest to help end his campaign will be complete! Even up to this point in the campaign, I still view him as more dangerous than Trump.
 
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freshacconci > Secure  • 17 hours ago 




But in all seriousness, isn't Cruz less electable in the general election? If Cruz wins the nomination, I can't see him winning in November.
 
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Secure > freshacconci  • 15 hours ago 




You may have a point there, it's a bit of a gamble either way I guess. I still hate Cruz more!
 
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Jimmie Z > Secure  • 10 hours ago 




Now if we could just find a way to oust him from the Senate!
Perhaps The Donald will follow through on his birther lawsuit,
-- and WIN!?
 
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tristram > freshacconci  • 16 hours ago 




Rubio is more electable than Cruz and every bit as dangerous to the lgbt community (and arguably more dangerous to the nation given his espoused warmongering, shoot-first foreign policy).
 
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Homo Erectus > tristram  • 16 hours ago 




Rubio can't possibly beat Drumpf in his home state (and Florida is a winner-take-all state with 95 delegates up for grabs. Water boy just doesn't have the fan base.
 
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clay > Secure  • 17 hours ago 




But if Crus doesn't take Texas and a couple others (which looks increasingly unlikely), I'll lose my dream of a contested brokered(less) convention.
 
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McSwagg > clay  • 16 hours ago 




Cruz leads the latest polls in Texas (and Arkansas).
 
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Baby_Raptor > McSwagg  • 16 hours ago 




Cruz is in the lead in this hellhole because he wants to "empower Christians."
Meanwhile, several of the local churches have been holding meetings about an "inevitable" Constitutional amendment ensuring that anyone caught being "sexually perverse"--IE not cis/straight and only having sex with no birth control while married--gets the death penalty and people who they want to kill are funding their bullshit via taxes.
Yup, Christers in Arkansas are SO victimized.
 
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clay > Baby_Raptor  • 16 hours ago 




Rev. "Masculine Christianity" Jeffers (take a look at his pic for a frightening image of "masculine") has endorsed Turmp because he's decided that Christians should go with power.
 
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That_Looks_Delicious > Secure  • 10 hours ago 




There is a definite chance of that happening. Two Texas polls out today have Cruz with only a 3 point and a 1 point lead, so he may not even win Texas. There's a third poll that shows him 11 points ahead of Trump, but that one is by Fox, so I'd take it with a hefty dose of salt. I can't see any reason for him to continue in the race if he doesn't even win Texas. Trump has double-digit leads in almost all the other states voting tomorrow.
 
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KnownDonorDad > Secure  • 16 hours ago 




Same here. But FiveThirtyEight is predicting a Cruz win in Texas.
 
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Reality.Bites > KnownDonorDad  • 16 hours ago 




However the results in the other states may make that irrelevant.
 
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McSwagg > Reality.Bites  • 15 hours ago 




Texas has the largest number of delegates of all the Super Tuesday states with over 150. Trump will have to run the tables on the other states to offset a loss in Texas.
 
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McSwagg > Secure  • 16 hours ago 




Cruz is polling comfortably ahead of Trump and Rubio in Texas (and Arkansas). He is likely to win in Texas and the Circus will continue for at least a few more weeks.
 
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Homo Erectus > McSwagg  • 16 hours ago 




Rubio is toast.
 
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clay > Homo Erectus  • 13 hours ago 




at least until the middle of March-- let's see if he's successful taking some of the more "moderate" big-delegate count states.
 
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Jimmie Z > Secure  • 10 hours ago 




Thank you for all your good and valuable efforts.
Yesterday a poster here said he had been misspelling his name as Tez Crud.
Every little bit helps!
 
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TrollopeReader  • 17 hours ago 




NOM's Brian Brown ....left out again. Poor Bri-Bri ,,,,
 
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Reality.Bites > TrollopeReader  • 16 hours ago 




These are the scamgelicals. They don't mix with the Catholics.
 
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delk  • 17 hours ago 




But Tony, your bestie David Duke is for Donald.
 
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biki > delk  • 16 hours ago 




Looks like David dumped Miss Toni. No wonder he grew a beard and then shaved it off, he was heart broken, and thought if he changed up his look, David would take him back.
 
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Ninja0980  • 17 hours ago 




Religious freedom aka discrimination against LGBT people.
 
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KnownDonorDad > Ninja0980  • 16 hours ago 




Yep. Funny how they weren't persecuted until Obergefell.
 
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Ed Burrow > KnownDonorDad  • 15 hours ago 




Well, they were. But they were just in the closet about it.
 
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Rebecca Gardner  • 17 hours ago 




I had to run to the Twitter Machine for this one...
  

 
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Jimmie Z > Rebecca Gardner  • 10 hours ago 




Hazard Warning!
The deep end of the Schadenfreude pool requires specialized swimming equipment.

 
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Henri205  • 16 hours ago 




Idiot-tested, Duggar-approved. Winner.
 
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clay > Henri205  • 16 hours ago 




"They're so cute; see, they're going to help the little, injured one."
 
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biki > clay  • 16 hours ago 




Galaxy Quest! Love that movie!!
"It's a stupid job, but it's the only one I have."
 
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Henri205 > clay  • 15 hours ago 




They're miners, not minors. God, I love that movie.
Does the rolling help?
 
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clay > Henri205  • 13 hours ago 




I'm certain I have no idea what you're talking about [sarcastic flip of tawny mane, adjusting fit of shirt]
I was referring to the advisers and their candidates. Or is that "advisors"? (add "You imbecile" in Alan Rickman's voice).
 
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bkmn  • 17 hours ago 




I can't believe they left out Ben Shapiro and Ted Shoebat from their little group.
 
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Mark > bkmn  • 17 hours ago 




Ben and Ted are a 'thing' now. Ted does Ben's eyebrows......and Ben just does Ted.
 
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Reality.Bites > bkmn  • 15 hours ago 




No Jews or Muslims thank you - Tony Perkins.
 
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bkmn  • 17 hours ago 




Would that group be considered a clusterfuck or a circle jerk?
 
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barracks9 > bkmn  • 17 hours ago 




I'm just picturing how - with them all in the same room - so much progress could be made with one small localized plague.
 
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McSwagg > barracks9  • 17 hours ago 




Is it a coincidence that the Zika virus seems to be primarily targeting the Babble Belt?
 
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chicago dyke > McSwagg  • 15 hours ago 




No.
 
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Jimmie Z > chicago dyke  • 10 hours ago 




Can we get Dan Savage to lick some more doorknobs?
 
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bkmn > barracks9  • 17 hours ago 




On the other hand I wonder how many of them have STD's from not cheating on their spouses.
 
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Homo Erectus > bkmn  • 15 hours ago 




Rotisserie.
 
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Librarykid > bkmn  • 3 hours ago 




a circle of jerks
 
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Jean-Marc in Canada  • 16 hours ago 




It still bothers me, the idea that these people waste so much time and effort on something so innocuous. Imagine the actual good they could achieve if they actually did as their besty Jeebus told them to do........but as we all know, they're only Christians when it's convenient for them and hell for us.
 
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Skeptical_Inquirer > Jean-Marc in Canada  • 11 hours ago 




I just get mad imagining what all the wasted Koch and Adelson money could have done for this damn country instead of continually trying to pay to avoid taxes.
 
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bkmn  • 17 hours ago 




O/T - I did see that some civilians have filed a RICO lawsuit against Mars Hill Church in Seattle - alleging that they misused how they were going to use the money they got from their congregation. Good times.
 
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Robert Conner  • 16 hours ago 




What God has joined together....reveals a wicked ass sense of humor.
 
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Claude Jacques Bonhomme > Robert Conner  • 11 hours ago 




Jack Sprat could eat no fat.
His wife could eat no lean.
And so between them both, you see,
They licked the platter clean.
 
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Dreaming Vertebrate  • 16 hours ago 




It's always the same names.
By the way, First Liberty (above) is also now representing Sweet Cakes in Oregon.
Are there that few bigots that they have to keep recycling the same turds?
 
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KnownDonorDad > Dreaming Vertebrate  • 16 hours ago 




Basically, yes. Cake martyrs are very rare - you have to be prejudiced enough to refuse money from gay customers and be willing to upend your life during a lawsuit for a shot at 15 minutes of fame and extra dough through crowdfunding.
 
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oikos > Dreaming Vertebrate  • 16 hours ago 




There is just no proof of their claims of persecution nor are there more than 4 or 5 of their so called victims so they keep going to the well. The well will dry up soon.
 
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Homo Erectus > Dreaming Vertebrate  • 16 hours ago 




These bigots have cash now. Liberty wants to re-visit the issue.
 
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another_steve  • 17 hours ago 




Obviously, American theofascists see this Presidential election as their best hope ever for turning America into a theocracy. They've made great inroads during the administrations of all the Republican Presidents beginning with Richard Nixon, but this election -- this election they see as their golden opportunity.
The Cialis sales force parading as "cable TV news" (where the majority of Americans get their news today) is afraid to broach this subject. Might lose their sponsors some customers.
But progressives and people who honor the line between Church and State must continue getting the word out.
Must continue sounding the alarm.
 
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Chuck in NYC > another_steve  • 16 hours ago 




Yeah, if I had a nickel for every election that's been termed "pivotal" or "a crossroads" or "a critical time in the history of this nation" on behalf of poor old persecuted Christers...
 
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clay > Chuck in NYC  • 16 hours ago 




You'd have less than $5?
 
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CCleverly > another_steve  • 17 hours ago 




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Mike in Texas  • 16 hours ago 




If it's this ugly at this point of the primary season, imagine what it will be like as we approach the main event!
 
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Homo Erectus  • 16 hours ago 




Maybe it won't matter much for Ted by this time tomorrow.
 
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clay > Homo Erectus  • 16 hours ago 




I think we'll need an extra two hours to get the official counts, but that's just verifying what's already been decided.
 
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biki > clay  • 16 hours ago 




I would rather Rubio or Cruz win the nomination, Trump will be harder for Hilary to win against.
 
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Todd20036 > biki  • 14 hours ago 




I doubt it. Trump doesnt appeal much outside his comfort zone
 
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Dreaming Vertebrate  • 16 hours ago 




By the way, students at Vanderbilt started a change dot org petition last November to have Carol Swain (now on this advisory board) terminated for extreme bigotry and intolerance. She has been a frequent guest of Tony's Family Research Council and speaks at tea party events.
 
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Librarykid > Dreaming Vertebrate  • 3 hours ago 




Are they sure it's Swain and not Swine?
 
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Baby_Raptor  • 16 hours ago 




The bigots have to stick together. They're losing. They need all the back patting and echo chamber they can get.
 
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Paula  • 17 hours ago 




That is a whole lot of jeebus crazy to have in one place.
 
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oikos > Paula  • 17 hours ago 




It's a miracle!

  
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Dreaming Vertebrate > oikos  • 16 hours ago 




I don't know. Looks a little fishy to me.
 
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oikos > Dreaming Vertebrate  • 16 hours ago 




https://media.riffsy.com/image...
 
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clay > Dreaming Vertebrate  • 16 hours ago 




"Woo-hoo! Hey Chrissy, show us your loaves! (Cletus, hand me some beads.)"
 
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MB > clay  • 16 hours ago 




and, Get rid of the fish !!!
 
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Paula > MB  • 15 hours ago 




No way! That's Extreme Mackerel Surfing.
 
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Paula > oikos  • 16 hours ago 




ROTFL!
 
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pj  • 17 hours ago 




all this cruz support will vanish after tomorrow.
 
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shellback  • 17 hours ago 




I'm sick to death of this religious bullshit. I hope it all backfires in a spectacular way. Dear jeezis, make it so.
 
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Dreaming Vertebrate  • 15 hours ago 




Hate pastor Jim Garlow, now on this advisory panel, told fellow pastors they would all go to jail if Californias's marriage ban failed. This panel is packed with crazies!
 
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Jude Newton > Dreaming Vertebrate  • 15 hours ago 




^^^ just brought to mind the "heeeeer's Johnnnny"
If I wasn't brain fried I could site the actor and movie. The above group is that movie.
 
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Dreaming Vertebrate  • 16 hours ago 




So, a hate advisory board with 19 members. Two questions.
Are they getting paid, or do they hate for free?
Is there any biblical significance to the number 19?
 
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Homo Erectus > Dreaming Vertebrate  • 16 hours ago 




Only if you include the 2 Corinthians.
 
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Dale  • 16 hours ago 




An advisory board that won't be needed come Wednesday morning.
 
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Ninja0980  • 16 hours ago 




HGTV made a business decision that having two twins who fought for a marriage ban and have called LGBT folks evil having a show on a network whose viewership is a lot of LGBT and LGBT friendly folks wasn't the best idea.
 And as usual, the same bigots who claim companies have the right to fire someone solely because they are LGBT in up in arms over a company looking at their bottom line and reacting accordingly.
 This should be called the hypocrisy panel.
 
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Joe in PA  • 17 hours ago 




I hope his "advisory" board advises him to quit.
 
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MB  • 17 hours ago 




Douchenozzle sanctimonious Wesleyans, impudent hate-filled asshole Southern Baptists, hypocritical Orthodox Catholic bastards, Dominionist homophobic bigots -ALL fuckweasel zealots and an impertinent Pentecostal/Jehovah's Witness Zionist.
Such high standards/ NOT !!!
* Edit - What, Wilford Brimley wasn't invited because he's a Mor(m)on ???
 
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KnownDonorDad > MB  • 16 hours ago 




Wait, is Wilford Brimley a hater? I'll never look at diabeetus cat the same way if that's true.
 
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oikos  • 17 hours ago 




Ryan Anderson and the Benham brothers, a cabal of closet cases. Since Rafael Cruz will not be the nominee or President, this is a exercise in futility that will keep them from making other mischief.
 
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Ninja0980 > oikos  • 17 hours ago 




I don't view the Benham brothers as closet cases rather then kids who were basically brainwashed from birth to be religious crackpots and are unable to break free of that.
 
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Fyva Prold > Ninja0980  • 16 hours ago 




http://www.huffingtonpost.com/...
 
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oikos > Ninja0980  • 17 hours ago 




I think they are closet cases.
 
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Ninja0980 > oikos  • 16 hours ago 




Either way, they had no chance with their crackpot of a dad raising them.
 
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oikos > Ninja0980  • 16 hours ago 




He's psychotic. Too bad he couldn't stay incarcerated for longer.
 
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Mark > oikos  • 17 hours ago 




I'll hope they are.....
 
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oikos > Mark  • 16 hours ago 




They are all self loathers, so lots of baggage.
 
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clay > oikos  • 16 hours ago 




The Benhams AND Anderson . . . they're kinda over their quota of young beef, no?
 
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KnownDonorDad  • 17 hours ago 




Let's see. Jim Garlow's Ph.D. is in "historical theology." Offhand, I can't find what cereal box Mark Harris's doctorate came out of.
 
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clay > KnownDonorDad  • 16 hours ago 




"historical theology" as in none of that modern stuff.
 
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CB > KnownDonorDad  • 17 hours ago 




It was a Cracker Jack box. Much more nuts.
 
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Librarykid > KnownDonorDad  • 3 hours ago 




Ph.D. stands for Pulls his Dong
 
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Baby_Raptor > KnownDonorDad  • 16 hours ago 




That would be because he pulled it out of his ass.
 
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MB > KnownDonorDad  • 16 hours ago 




Doctory of (Douchenozzle) Divinity from (Sanctimonious) Southeastern [Southern] Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest NC in 2009
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014...
 
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Dan  • 16 hours ago 




I'm going to enjoy the hell out of watching these power hungry, greedy christians rush to lick up Donald's slimy ass trail once he wins the nomination. Tony Perkins will be offering him a blow job just to keep Hillary or Bernie out.
 
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Claude Jacques Bonhomme  • 11 hours ago 




Ryan Anderson may get wet, standing on two slippery rocks over water.
  
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Jimmie Z > Claude Jacques Bonhomme  • 3 hours ago 




Ultimately, this can only damage @RyanT in the long run, when Crud and Robotic are both declared losers ["long run" being later today, or mid-day tomorrow].
(Poor baby, bleeding from his whatever like that.)
 
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bambinoitaliano  • 15 hours ago 




Sure. Why not go to Home Depot and pick out the color of their choice for the White House while they are at it. These people have no shame in elbowing their way into a self appointed position no one elected them to be.
 
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Snarkaholic > bambinoitaliano  • 13 hours ago 




If Cru(d)z wins the election, all of the White House upholstery will have to be vinyl...because of his nasty, greasy hair.
 
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Jim  • 16 hours ago 




The fizzling Cruz campaign may have only one more day to live, so it's pretty late in the game to form advisory boards unless they're planning the campaign's wake and funeral.
 
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DaveMiller135  • 6 hours ago 




Oh, "entrepreneur"? Good one. I'm gonna use that to explain those pesky gaps on my résumé.
 
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Ginger Snap  • 11 hours ago 




A new committee to grift off the Cruz super PAC's.
 
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HomerTh  • 13 hours ago 




I'm confused, why are there so many homosexuals on Perkins board?
 
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Bill T.  • 13 hours ago 




If we were smart, we would disclose the location of these advisory boards to ISIS.
 
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Snarkaholic > Bill T.  • 13 hours ago 




Along with transcripts of interviews, where we asked the board members to tell us EXACTLY what they think of Islam.
 
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Hank  • 14 hours ago 




Who is going to protect MY Religious Views from THEIR Religious VIEWS???
We are now back to Germany 1930....
 
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bob  • 15 hours ago 




In reality, how much different is getting support from these clowns than getting support from the kkk?
 
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Tor  • 15 hours ago 




I suppose sitting on a committee is not the same as an endorsement, but these nonprofits are dancing very close to the edge, IMO.
 
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Dreaming Vertebrate > Tor  • 15 hours ago 




They need to be taxed, and hard!
 
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Homo Erectus > Dreaming Vertebrate  • 11 hours ago 




and often.
 
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chicago dyke  • 15 hours ago 




i have to admit, all my mean high school impulses come out when i read about these guys. they really do, and i feel bad about it cause i was not always popular in high school. just like these asshats.
i wasn't popular for a lot of reasons, maybe i even earned some of those. but i got over it, grew up and made friends and went to a good college, etc.
i look at crooze and toni and i think, "gosh. you guys are still so very bitter. no one cool ever invited you to a party when you were young. the popular crowd gave you underwear snaps in the locker rooms, and the prom queen laughed when you asked her best friend out. and everyone in the hallway joined her."
trolls are trolls. they may have billions of dollars behind them, but the smell never changes. Beautiful size 5 runway model teenage me says, "hah. you'll never be (student body) president, you idiot. and nobody goes to his xtian bible study group unless they are trying to get out of detention." and no, i'm still not inviting either one of them to my party. when i was a college student, i threw many of those that people still talk about. i guess crooze can say the same, in that people still say, "oh god. do you remember when we had to close the door on him, and tell him it was a private study session? lol, what a troll."
 
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LovesIrony  • 17 hours ago 




Lisa Biron, attorney for Alliance Defending Freedom
 
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Homo Erectus > LovesIrony  • 16 hours ago 




Duggar!
 
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LovesIrony > LovesIrony  • 17 hours ago 




she'll be calling in
 
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NZArtist  • 17 hours ago 




"This continues to resonate with Americans, who open their newspapers every day to a new story of religious hostility."
Yup, every day I read stories of religious hostility.
 
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Herald > NZArtist  • 17 hours ago 




That is why we keep reading the same names every time. Perkkkins just creates new ways to get their names in the news.
 
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Jimmie Z  • 9 hours ago 




Houston Chronicle reports on their front page that their Wednesday deliveries to homes and businesses will be delayed -- so that they can capture all the results of Super Tuesday.
 
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Bill  • 13 hours ago 




Us older folks called these circle jerks.
 
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Richard B  • 15 hours ago 




Ted Cruz is unelectable, but it is fun watching our most detestable enemies scurrying around like a bunch of cockroaches stuck on a sinking ship.
 
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Mark  • 17 hours ago 




Teddy's roundin' 'em up.....
(I figure this is as fucking goofy as his "advisory board")(and yes, I would like to crack a whip in their ass........especially those Benham boyz....but that's a different story.....)

  



....and just so you can sing along....
Rollin', rollin', rollin'
Rollin', rollin', rollin'
Keep movin', movin', movin'
Though they're disapprovin'
Keep them dogies movin'
Rawhide!
Don't try to understand 'em
Just rope and throw and brand 'em
Soon we'll be living high and wide.
My heart's calculatin'
My true love will be waitin'
Be waiting at the end of my ride.
Move 'em on, head 'em up
Head 'em up, move 'em on
Move 'em on, head 'em up
Rawhide!
Cut 'em out, ride 'em in
Ride 'em in, let 'em out
Cut 'em out, ride 'em in
Rawhide!
 
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Rebecca Gardner > Mark  • 16 hours ago 




I love this version so much more...
  


 
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biki > Rebecca Gardner  • 15 hours ago 




The entire movie is a gem!
 
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CPT_Doom  • 17 hours ago 




Interesting that Tony is speaking to Americans:
who open their newspapers every day to a new story of religious hostility.

That's pretty much the audience for this kind of BS - old people who have not transferred to digital media. Meanwhile the "threat" to religious liberty Tony highlights has not changed since 1964, when our country rightly concluded that discrimination based on religious lifestyle choice (e.g., "restricted" businesses that refused to serve Jews) shouldn't be allowed.
 
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Gustav2 > CPT_Doom  • 17 hours ago 




They are on the interwebs. They get all those forwarded right wing emails.
 
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Joe in PA > Gustav2  • 17 hours ago 




usually with jokes about old people. Oy!
 
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BearEyes  • 17 hours ago 




Nice set of tags.
 
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Reality.Bites  • 17 hours ago 




Third place candidate. It's one thing to hitch yourself to someone at the start in the hopes they'll do well, but Tony Perkins doing this is a case of a rat boarding a sinking ship.
 
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boatboy_srq > Reality.Bites  • 17 hours ago 




They're hitching themselves to the one candidate's wagon that spills the fruits of Mammon into their chosen Xtian coffers.
 
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Reality.Bites > boatboy_srq  • 17 hours ago 




Yeah, but in the immortal words of Stephen King,
 
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Macbill > Reality.Bites  • 16 hours ago 




Show 'em your dirty pillows,Teddy Boy.
 
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Ragnar Lothbrok  • 17 hours ago 




Carol Swain, Ph.D.
Professor of Political Science and Professor of Law, Vanderbilt University
Looks like FB had the good sense to block her account once.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-g...
 
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GayOldLady > Ragnar Lothbrok  • 17 hours ago 




I'm very familiar with Vanderbilt University. I grew up just a few miles from the Campus. It has a very diverse student body. Students from all over the World come to Vanderbilt. It is one of the top rated private Universities in the Country. They have a School of Law, School of Medicine, an Engineering School, a Divinity School, A Nursing School, a School of Music, and a College of Arts & Science. It has has one of the finest Medical Centers in the Country, with a Superior Children's Hospital. It also partners with the VA and the VA Hospital in Nashville is part of the Vanderbilt Campus complex. I have a Daughter that got her PhD at Vanderbilt and I can tell you if the Vandy students and faculty have a problem with this woman, the problem is her.
 
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5moreminutes*imtired  • 17 hours ago 




And an open seat for Jesus. Just in case.
 
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Robert Conner  • 15 hours ago 




This, in the unlikely event you care, is Carol Swain, Ph.D., part of the 'religious liberty' advisory board. She dismissed the David Duke endorsement of Trump as no big deal because it's just 'political correctness.' Duke has probably sent her a queen-sized white bed sheet in appreciation.
She teaches at Vanderbilt, widely regarded as a good school, at least in the mid-South, despite the fact that it's in Ten Uh See.
 
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joe ho > Robert Conner  • an hour ago 




she even taught at princeton for a while. i think she was tenured.
but princeton has been the most racist of the ivies. woodrow wilson's legacy. michele obama has had bad things to say about her own years there.
 
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clay > Robert Conner  • 3 hours ago 




A Turmp supporter on Crus' board? Sounds a bit inbred to me.
 
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TheSpinMonkey  • 3 hours ago 




the oppressors claim their liberty has been infringed when all along their only goal seems to be restricting the rights of others.
And I hear they will wear spiffy white robes with matching hoods
 
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DaveW   • 3 hours ago 




They've slipped in"and live according to those beliefs" so quietly we risk letting this become a right. Actually it is directly what the first forbids.
In order to live according to their book, laws must change. Changing them means establishing religion.
We cannot lose this point. Believe what you want. Act/live according to secular laws.
We know they lie, time to point out whenever we have a voice what they are trying to do. Americans are too stupid to see this, we must tell them.
Remember, the first protects us from government religion. It does not protect us from government laws!
 
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GuestStop  • 11 hours ago 




I saw this nature documentary about flying fish. They will lay their eggs on a floating piece of debris like seaweed and it will get so clumped together others get caught up in it. The weight of the fish and eggs drags the caught fish and eggs down to the abyss.
I'm not sure why this reminds me of it.
 
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cowboyneok  • 13 hours ago 




Well, I'm sure Josh Duggar will provide good advice regarding good, ethical Christian sexual behaviors, to Ted Cruz...
 
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