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Sarah Palin's Big, Sleazy Safari

Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by KenH, Sep 6, 2008.

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  1. tinytim

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    Yes, mean ole mankind...

    OK, class, here is the way it works...

    According to the liberals...

    Man = Bad
    Animals = good

    Therefore it is OK to kill human babies...
    But we are mean if we kill animals... Although, God condones the killing of animals through the commandment to us to govern the earth...

    Environmentalists worship the creation instead of the creator.
     
    #21 tinytim, Sep 6, 2008
  2. targus

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    And if men live there too? As is the case in Alaska. Are the people just supposed to suffer, have fewer children and even starve to death too?
     
    #22 targus, Sep 6, 2008
  3. dragonfly

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    Well, here is yet another reason not to support the McCain/Palin ticket this November.
     
    #23 dragonfly, Sep 6, 2008
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    More unessesary mudslinging from KenH. Another tempest in a teapot news story. An utter act of desparation.
     
    #24 Ps104_33, Sep 6, 2008
  5. KenH

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  6. Bible-boy

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    Where can I sign up for an aerial wolf hunt?
     
    #26 Bible-boy, Sep 6, 2008
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    Wolf burgers anyone?
     
    #27 Revmitchell, Sep 6, 2008
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    Do you think a .338 would be "too much gun", or should one stick with a smaller caliber, say a .270?
     
    #28 Josiah, Sep 7, 2008
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    It depends on how big a li............. I mean WOLF, it is. :laugh:
     
    #29 Mexdeaf, Sep 8, 2008
  10. North Carolina Tentmaker

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    I would think .338 would be too much. I know wolves get pretty big but you are still talking about a 110 to 120 lb animal. I would go with .243 or even .223. If you are going to shoot from aircraft I would think an assault style rifle would work better. That has to be a tough shot from a moving aircraft at a moving wolf.
     
    #30 North Carolina Tentmaker, Sep 8, 2008
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    Not me.

    Not unless I can be sure it's a "sleazy" one. ;)
     
    #31 carpro, Sep 8, 2008
  12. tinytim

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    Maybe Ken has Palin hunting wolves in that bikini!
    That would justify this thread's title to say "Sleazy"
     
    #32 tinytim, Sep 8, 2008
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    I continue to be amazed that so many professing Christians continue to support abortion of a baby (and yes supporting candidates who in turn support abortion is indirectly approving abortion), yet condemn the killing of an animal. Does this mean that God created man to be of lesser importance than an animal? It seems that many posters believe this to be the case.
     
    #33 SeekingTruth, Sep 8, 2008
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    I know we are not allowed to question the Christianity of an individual, so this is not aimed at any individual. I just do not understand how anyone for any reason can call themselves a Christian when they support by deed or vote the murder of 4,000 American babies a day. This in my opinion is pure evil and Satan is smiling.
     
    #34 John Toppass, Sep 8, 2008
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    I find it hilarious how those who think killing wolves is so terrible avoid the comments made about killing innocent babies. You guys need to adjust your priorities! If you were half as passionate about unborn children as you are about these lame environmental arguments, more people (I for one) might respect what you have to say.

    Try your best to elect your pro-abortion president and VP - I'll try my best to elect a pro-life president and VP!
     
    #35 SBCPreacher, Sep 8, 2008
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    And I do not understand people calling themselves Christian who approve sending young people off to an unjust war where thousands are killed and more thousands are wounded with many lives ruined. This is no more Christian than abortions.
     
    #36 Crabtownboy, Sep 8, 2008
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    As I've said before, ask the Iraqi people if it was an unjust war. It was certainly more Christian than abortions and I can't believe you would equate the protection of a people with killing off another people. We're SOOO talking apples and oranges here. Oh - and remember that the soldiers did SIGN UP to fight. They didn't get drafted.
     
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    When was the last time someone asked an aborted baby if they CHOOSE to live?

    Yeah...

    thought so...

    The Baby has no choice...

    soldiers do...

    QUIT CALLING OUR ARMED FORCES MURDERERS...

    Abortionists are murderers...

    Politicians that are pro choice are enablers...

    Voters that vote for those politicians are accomplices... and need to repent before they die.

    You are warned...
     
    #38 tinytim, Sep 8, 2008
  19. tinytim

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    God condones war...

    Especially when one country is freeing another from a dictator that wants to kill them....

    Read God's word, instead of the liberal ragazines!

    If you don't believe God's word.. take it up with him... HE WROTE it.
     
    #39 tinytim, Sep 8, 2008
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    Show me where Christ taught that it is right to kill. Show me where Christ said to "kill your enemy." You are preaching the world's wisdom when you defend war. It is not more Christian than abortion, never was, never will be. Soldiers did not sign up to fight in unjust wars. Soldiers signed up to defend our country. Iraq was never a real threat to the US. If you are going to defend war and killing at least find someone who was and is a real threat, i.e. N. Korea, the Taliban in Afghanstan ... and now Russia. But don't try to defend Iraq as a just war. It can't be done.

    As far as the people of Iraq, tell the over 100,000 we have killed and wounded how wonderfully happy they should be.
     
    #40 Crabtownboy, Sep 8, 2008
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