Firestarter

So let me ask you this: Has God ever struck you for rebellion as you claim(how you think you know this would be interesting, I'm sure) God has struck the whole state of California for not voting in Mr. McClintock as governor?

And what about those who voted for Mr. McClintock who may be harmed by these fires? According to your theology, it sounds like they should be exempted from any of the problems these fires have and will cause.

 

Sure there is. Marriage is a public contract. A civil union is a private contract. Civil Unions are not unions based on sex, gender, or anything of the like (the marriage contract implies a necessery of the sexual act to be in full force). Civil unions allow any person to give joint legal partnership of that person's estate to any one other person.

Here's a good example. Let's say I'm retired and widowed. I decide to by a house with my brother, who is also retired and widowed. We could get a civil union so that our assets are community property, etc. In the event one of us becomes incapacitated, the other could make decisions for the community. States that have civil union contracts have many family unions of friend unions for the manner which I described.

The Bible does not have the final say as to state recognized marriages. If that were so, then the state would need to require that marriage be only between two christians. Marriages done at courthouses, or between atheists, would not be permissible according to the Bible.

Amendments are ratified by 3/4 majority, not by the governor.

And rightly so. We had to put out for hurricanes Hugo and Andrew. We are constantly having to pay for the cost of immigration enforcement that the feds should be doing. We should rightly get assistance from the feds.

 

I think you do. If you don't critique the other 49 governors and judge them according to this strict criteria of yours, then I think you simply have something against the State of California and that you are singling it out.

 

1) Well, let's do so. Mississippi has a gubernatorial election tomorrow. Whom should they elect as governor to avoid the wrath of God, according to you?

2) The fires were only in the extreme southern part of the State. It wasn't the whole State or even a large portion of the State that had this problem. You, therefore, are wrong.

 

Yes, please THINK!

The fire in California affect the California economy which negatively affects the nation's economy (including the Texas economy)and the insurance losses are going to affect all of us who are insurance policy holders.

So are you being punished because California voters didn't vote for the correct candidate?

 

Come on now, Mr. Jailminister, please name the specific candidate that Missisippians must elect(according to you) to avoid the wrath of God that the people of California have just suffered(according to you).

After all, as Baptist Believer has pointed out, you will impacted if Mississippians don't make the choice you say they must make to avoid God's wrath.

 

I see. So you have set California up as a straw man. California's political influence is way overrated. I don't recall Jerry Brown making the jump from governor to president. The chances of a Californian being elected president(which Arnold can't be constitutionally) are no better than those from a number of states.

What goes on in California doesn't influence my political positions nor those of anyone with whom I am acquainted.

For some reason you have a bur in your saddle about California because they elected Arnold as governor instead of your right-wing hero, Mr. McClintock(whom I like quite a lot myself). My advice to you is to quit crying in your beer(metaphorically I imagine) and move on to something more productive.

This is my last post on this thread so you can have the last word in our tete-a-tete.