Disrespect for our President

Respect must be earned. I will never respect a person who is in favor of killing the unborn. I will never respect a person who tried to prevent passage of a law in Illinois protecting babies alive after failed abortions.

 

Luter is wrong to make these judgments. that is the kind of drivel I would expect from an Obama operative.

 

I disagree. The Romans allowed the Pharisees to keep law among the Jews. The Romans only put Christ on the cross when the Pharisees demanded it.

 

Don't include the minority in the majority.

 

I figured that's what you meant, but I wanted to be clear.

 

Obama is an ardent abortionist! That is bad enough for me. When a Christian can justify killing the unborn and supporting a regime that advocates abortion then perhaps I will quite hating those who kill babies.

Proverbs 6:16-19
16. These six things doth the LORD hate: yea, seven are an abomination unto him:
17. A proud look, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood,
18. An heart that deviseth wicked imaginations, feet that be swift in running to mischief,
19. A false witness that speaketh lies, and he that soweth discord among brethren.

1. [A proud look] Obama is extremely arrogant. He doesn't give speeches, he lectures!

2. [a lying tongue] Obama is a Chicago democrat politician so lying comes natural. Obama promised to bring the country together but in one of his early meetings with the Republican Congress he reminded them: I won, you lost. Meeting with Republican leaders to discuss the debt crisis he arrogantly told Senator McCain: You lost John!

3. [hands that shed innocent blood] As a state senator Obama tried to prevent passage of a law in Illinois protecting babies alive after failed abortions.

4. [An heart that deviseth wicked imaginations] He Calls "water boarding" torture but he is the one who pulls the trigger on the use of drones to kill people, terrorists and "collateral damage". He passed the death citizen on an American sentence without due process but he has done the same for the unborn, as has his party!

5. [feet that be swift in running to mischief] He has wasted $16,000,000,000 on green energy, much of it to his cronies. He shafted the GM bondholders in the GM bailout to the benefit of the union.

6. [A false witness that speaketh lies] He promised to reduce the deficit by 50% by the end of his first term. He has doubled it and increased the national debt by 50%; that is $5,000,000,000,000 approaching $6,000,000,000,000 and I believe deliberately.

7. [he that soweth discord among brethre] On multiple occasions since his election he has placed the "race card". He has done nothing to improve race relations in this country. He has done absolutely nothing to help "the brothers" except to put more on the unemployment roles and welfare.

Obama is an abomination!

 

Let's learn the limits of your belief in this area...

In some third world despotic country where there is only one name on the ballot and that name gets 100% of the vote...

Even though that leader is a dictator and is feared by all of the citizens...

Would they too be disrespectful for thinking that he is not their leader?

 

Hmmm.

I hadn't noticed, but President Bush must have been black.

 

I'd like a definition of black, because last I checked our President isn't that.

 

The way it was always brought up to me...black people have black parents, right?

Maybe I'm wrong here, but his heritage...both of his parents aren't black, right?

I have a nephew (well, ex-nephew) who had a white mom and a black dad. He may have been darker skinned, but he wasn't black.


So while Race obviously plays a huge factor here (it has for hundreds of years and will continue to do so), our President isn't just black.

 

Clinton was the first Black President.

Obama is the first Gay President.

At least that is what the mainstream media claims.

 

Obama is part Arabic and a researcher said he is more Arabic genetically than African black. Just saying....

 

Strictly in the area of respect, the only President I lost respect for in my life was Richard Nixon. Having voted for him and agreed with many of his policies, I thought he was a straight shooter. In fact, for a long time after the break-in, I did not believe he had a thing to do with it. About a week before he resigned, when the smoking gun tape was released, that was the point my respect for him went out the window.

That has nothing to do with thinking the President is doing a bad job or being opposed to his policies. Something that could make me lose respect for the present President is real proof that the birth certificate is a forgery.

Respect has nothing to do with agreeing or not agreeing with policy. It has to do with honesty and truth.

Aside from Nixon, the only Presidents in my life time that I admire for the performance of their job is Truman, Eisenhower, Ford, and Reagan. There is one area that I have to give Bush the Second credit for, despite all the mistakes, and that is his selection of two outstanding nominees to the Supreme Court. Lots of Presidents were sort of ok, Kennedy, Bush, Bush, and Clinton in certain respects. The worst ones in my life are Johnson, Carter, and in the final analysis, Nixon.

 

If Southern Baptist minister Mike Huckabee can perform with Def Leppard on Fox News, what's the big deal with a Slash avatar?

 

LOL, that kind of reminds me of Pat Boone when he wore the biker outfit, chains and all. That was the funniest sight I had ever seen.

Another comment about saving, I never struggled or dwelt on savings, I just did it as a routine. The company I worked for matched a contribution to a 401K, so it would have been not to smart to not contribute. Over the years, the account grew, thanks to the Lord. I never gave it a second thought, but sure am glad I have it now. I think the difference between greed and saving is that what comes first in a person's life, money or God. Thanks to the Lord, our house, (very modest) is paid off, our kids have a bachelor degree with no loans, and all the weddings are done. I give the Lord all the praise and honor for every penny I ever received.