I have decided

Of course you do.

But you're purely and simply wrong.

 

Says you....

Those who vote for McCain have no idea what they are actualy voting for except more liberal spending, no respect for our borders, and unconstitutional limits of free speech 30 days prior to elections. Oh and reaching across the isle over less than conservative issues. Good luck with that.

 

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Oh want to see how you can prove this to be wrong.
A person who is coerced to believe this is completly gutless.

 

And history.

 

History doesnt place responsibilty. You do.

 

Now you can prove by using history that a vote for third party candidate had been transferred to a Democrat?
The floor is all yours Carpro. State your case.

 

The history you deny exists elected George W. Bush.

There is no denying it.

 

In my opinion, you were implying exactly what I thought you implied. Not just me, but others here also..

Sorry it's you that is in the wrong here, but I don't expect you to note that... :BangHead:

Jamie

 

Your argument is invalid. No one has denied any hstory exists. What is clear is that History doesn't assign blame. It is just a set of facts. It has no ability to reason nor hold opinions. If I do not vote for Obama I hold no resonsibility for his communism. That is a fact. I have the freedome to vote for whom I wish and I am only responsible for that candidate alone.

 

Your rationalization does you no credit, my friend.

 

I agree Rev, hate to use the word scare tactic but the theory being thrown at you is just a scare tactic.

 

The rationalization is yours. I simply stated facts.

 

The fact is that your attempt to absolve yourself of responsibility for the effect of your vote is akin to Christians voting for Obama and trying to absolve themselves of the part they play in advancing the cause of murdering babies.

 

I have no need to be absolved. You have a twisted sense of responsibility on this issue. I don't want Obama in office nore do I want McCain in office nor Baldwn. I do not have a responsibility to vote for any of them. And If I were to choose to not vote for a Presidential candidate because of a thoughtful process then I bear no responsibility for any of their doomed policies.

Your flawed comaprison falls short of coherent. You should rethink your position.

 

The map speaks for itself. More Americans are pro-life than pro-death. The Democratic party is the party of death.

 

You have certainly attempted to do so. Publically. Right here on BB.

You don't want to be responsible for any effects your vote might have.

Nothing could be clearer.

 

I agree.

That's why I would never say it.

 

I fear you are right. :tear:

I guess my point is we shouldn't we too quick to assume that our nation's foreign policy decisions are equal to the righteous judgement of God, when they could just be examples of nationalistic (if not imperialistic) hubris instead.

Providence is a tricky thing to read, to say the least, and I get the impression that some (not you) on this board seem to subconsciously equate United States of America as the New Testament equivalent of the OT nation of Israel.

You know what? I myself cannot disagree with some of the points that the Reverend Wright has made in some in his controversial statements/sermons.

Good points.

I agree.