small town thinking: sinking into the depths of sin

Scroll down to Ella Chenault's letter.

http://www.wdnweb.com/articles/2004/...ditorial03.txt

And yeah, I know it's the same old song and dance but when I read them it still amazes me the way people think.

AMEN BROTHER!! [img]graemlins/whatever.gif[/img]


gimmie a fuckin break. [img]graemlins/sure.gif[/img]

Sadly, it was this same kind of attitude that lead to the subjugation and near genocide of an entire continent. The holier-than-thou perspective reduced the original inhabitants to "savages" and justified, at least in the immigrant's minds, their subsequent actions.

Sanctimonious assholes.

<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ March 12, 2004 07:37 AM: Message edited by: JaceSan ]</font>

And that letter is why everyone else needs to voice their opinion to their Congress men. The narrow-minded minority will win, otherwise.

Sodom and Gomorra, please. That story is NOT about homosexuality.

I pray (pun intended) for the day humans quit using religion as an excuse to oppress.

And in today's paper...scroll down to Frank Owen's letter.

http://www.wdnweb.com/articles/2004/...ditorial03.txt

Heathen Nation

I like the sound of that. :)

While each is entitled to their own opinion, it is a mistake to expect others to follow your idea of "right and wrong". These two people are not following the preaching of Jesus, they're just pushy know-it-alls venting their spleens in the editorial pages [img]frown.gif[/img]

Of course, why those nut-heads get printed, and rational discussion is avoided is another matter entirely...

Jackasses, the both of them. ugh...I'm not gonna rant, I'm not gonna rant, I'm not gonna rant.....

*hands Ski a beer*

Helps stop rants.

As for Frank's letter: I had no idea the country's problems are because we don't have enough shame going around. I'll work on it, thanks.

ahhh, thank you.

need more shame anyway, so I may as well get drunk off my ass and make a fool of myself.