Christian, have you repented for voting for Trump, yet?

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I try not to have preconceived notions and generalizations about people based on politics, sex, race, income...

I've met some R's I like and some I don't.
There have been some supporting war and some opposed.

Generalizations and judgement based on them suck.


I base my views on the behavior I witness.

People can say anything.
But behavior tells.
 
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I base my views on the behavior I witness.

People can say anything.
But behavior tells.

And if someone witesses different behavior or disagrees?

Anyhow, what lead you to believe the person you quoted wanted to loose their children to war and loved tv and drank 6 packs?

What led you to think those things?
 
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It's no wonder Republicans are always unhappy.

Their own behavior de-rails them.

And then they have to whine and find somebody else to blame for the unhappiness they bring upon themselves...

They don't seem to understand their own behavior.

Their ignorance dooms them.
 
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And if someone witesses different behavior or disagrees?

Anyhow, what lead you to believe the person you quoted wanted to loose their cholden to war and loved tv and drank 6 packs?

What led you to think those things?


I remember when George W. was president and a lot of young people died searching for "weapons of mass destruction."
I remember a large group of these young people were from Ohio, which voted for Bush.
When the young Ohioans died, their families were shocked, like they didn't know that supporting war might get their young people killed.

Why?
Why didn't they know that war could kill their children?
Why didn't they keep their children home?
What did they want so badly that they sent their children far from home to die?

Beer?
 
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I remember when George W. was president and a lot of young people died searching for "weapons of mass destruction."
I remember a large group of these young people were from Ohio, which voted for Bush.
When the young Ohioans died, their families were shocked, like they didn't know that supporting war might get their young people killed.

Why?
Why didn't they know that war could kill their children?
Why didn't they keep their children home?
What did they want so badly that they sent their children far from home to die?

Beer?

Your post. #92.
Why do you think/assume/judge those things about the person you quoted?
 
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And nobody ever tries to correct
Your post. #92.
Why do you think/assume/judge those things about the person you quoted?

The person referenced an article to support a false claim.
When a person does stuff like that, I figure they're hiding something unpleasant.
So I go "fishing" to learn their unpleasant secret...

Often I find it has something to do with laziness and selfishness...and TV sets and six packs.
 
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Honestly, my recent experiences with Republicans have destroyed any respect for them I used to have.

I see them as selfish, childish, ignorant and mean.
They can't do well in life and they're jealous of those who can.

They want to bring us all down.
 
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Someone set me straight, please!

Someone explain to me how the Republican demand for walls and deportations and wars and guns and the Republican do-nothing policy can be good things to want.

What reasons lay under those demands except selfishness and laziness and violence?
 
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And that deal about shutting down the government a while back...

Why would citizens want to shut down their own government?
Because they don't understand the consequences?
Is ignorance their excuse then?

They don't know how much it'll cost so they don't care?

Is not caring a good thing?

Sheesh!

What good is there in being a Republican?

I would really like to know.
 
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So you didn't like the peace and prosperity of the Obama years?

Instead of using "So's law" to make a quick response, perhaps you should have clicked on the link I gave you in response to your assertion about Obama's "peace and prosperity" years. They only existed in the eye's of his followers.
 
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Or do you want your own children to go to war...so that you can have your personal comforts...your TV sets and six packs?

Go back and read my response before asking me more questions. In the meantime, I don't have children, I don't drink beer, and I can buy a TV whether or not someone else's children go to war. Although your question in itself does imply your understanding that having to go to war does in fact allow us to continue the freedom we currently have--to do the things you suggested, not to mention the ability to live in the first place.
 
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Remeber Trump ran against democrats and half of the republicans......
On this point I agree 90% of democrats are corrupt and half of republicans........

The real question is have Christians repented for voting for obama twice....

Probably if the truth were known has become so corrupt
It will take longer for Trump to drain the swamp...
For example
1. Obama spying on Trump...they just admitted it today
2. Ben gazi coverup
3. Irs targeting tea party.....
4 . Illegals voting
5. Gun runningy by our government to mexican drug cartels
6. Government funded abortions
7. Government pushing legalizing homosexual marriage
.........
 
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In regard to the question that is the title of the thread, "Christian, have you repented for voting for Trump, yet?" I have not repented for voting for Trump. This is because I did not vote for Trump. For that matter, I didn't vote for Clinton either. I'm a Canadian.
 
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In regard to the question that is the title of the thread, "Christian, have you repented for voting for Trump, yet?" I have not repented for voting for Trump. This is because I did not vote for Trump. For that matter, I didn't vote for Clinton either. I'm a Canadian.

So, have you repented for being a Canadian? ;)
I kid, of course! I live just on the other side of the border in Wisconsin.
 
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