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  • You have Herpes...uh oh

    Um....you know what is missing? 1 in 5 Americans is carrying and transmitting Herpes. They aren't making a big deal out of it......you know why? Because they are really afraid that you are going to catch on to the sex industry and marketplace and stop paying to teach your children to sleep around. Islam is right you see and by ...
    Posted to What's Up, Doc by M. Swaid on January 19, 2009

  • Re: A response from a Christian Libertarian

    I absolutely agree. There is no reason religion should be above rational, critical discussion like every other topic. What upsets believers is when their butt isn't kissed in debates to the degree to which they are accustomed. I personally think the religious are entitled to believe whatever they want in a free society. They are not, however ...
    Posted to Fighting Words by headdown on December 19, 2008

  • Returning to the lost Sunna of the prophet Isa (Jesus, SA)

    Any good muslim will tell you that they desire a return to the principles of their ''religion'' which used to be, but is no longer, Monotheistic. The Trent council changed all of that and they ought to go back to that point in time to review where they went wrong by turning their faith into POLYTHEISM i.e. Trinitarianism. They are returning to ...
    Posted to Faith-Based by M. Swaid on October 14, 2008

  • Well, That's Good News for Dems and Catholics Both

    I did not need to read this article, to take immediate notice when 1) Gov. Casey's Son spoke at the Democratic Convention this year, in contrast to the first Bill Clinton Convention in 1992; and 2) Joe Biden was picked to join this 2008 Ticket with Obama. Both were welcome developments to me, and I have the sensitivities on these pro-Abort ...
    Posted to Faith-Based by MichaelBernard2 on September 1, 2008

  • Shame On Islam

    Americans wonder why moderate Muslims don't publicly condemn Islamofascism, terrorism, and the hijacking of their religion by fanatics who use women as suicide bombers and babies as human shields. A question seldom asked is why Americans aren't publicly condemning these atrocities. The barbarism exhibited by the fanatical faction of Islam is ...
    Posted to Fighting Words by nancyvideo on April 13, 2008

  • Turks - New Applicants to NATO - Fear Women's Head Scarves?

    Speaking plain American English, I would say that any Western, Modern Government that can be brought down by women wearing head scarves, quite honestly deserves it's fate. This goes for Turkey, for Germany, and for France, too. How far does this anti-Moslem, anti-Arabia, anti-Religion and anti-Tradition Modernist Feminist conceit of our dopey, ...
    Posted to Foreigners by MichaelBernard1 on April 1, 2008

  • A double standard on Turkish Head Scarves

    Ms. Applebaum suggests a double standard about head scarves. Why of course head scarves suggest something about the political & social beliefs of the wearers. I imagine a nun's habit suggests a certain stance on abortion & sex ed after all! The problem with Turkey & France is that they lack a 1st Amendment. The 1st Amendment prevents ...
    Posted to Foreigners by slysly77 on March 31, 2008

  • Krebs Can't Shake Imperial Thinking

    It seems like so many pundits, thinkers, politicans, and leaders in America just can't shake the mindset that America must advance its interests abroad through conniving double talk, backstabbing hypocricy, and cutthroat manicheanism. Its like the abuser that beats his kids, realizes its wrong, but resorts back to beating them because it just ...
    Posted to Foreigners by Usama2 on January 4, 2008

  • To Criminalize Sex outside of Marriage?

    In order to strip this topic down to its raw intellectual core void of cultural xenophobia, bigotry, ignorance, and general stubborness, and to avoid the prejudice and injustice of the Saudi regime, I wanted to raise this singular topic: what of the criminalization of sex outside of marriage. I understand the Judeo-Christian world dealt with ...
    Posted to Foreigners by Usama2 on December 20, 2007

  • Someone please help me with this...

    OK. Background- I'm a well-educated, New England liberal. I believe that religion and the state should be kept separate. I believe that America is a place of great ideals and great potential, but that potential is squandered on superficial consumerism. I believe that Wal-Mart, and other uber-capitalist corporations like it are downright evil. I ...
    Posted to Fighting Words by wickedpissa on December 1, 2007
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