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Gato_Solo

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I just had some terrible news. Diametrically opposed people can work together...


April 30 - Pete would prefer that parents pass on pornography. Pete is repulsed by porn, and he’s prepared to proselytize. But Pete’s not a person—Pete’s a puppet. Meet Pete the Porno Puppet, coming soon to a Public Service Announcement near you.

In case you really want to know...
 
Not yet...just following the money
a nonprofit Christian outreach group that has launched a crusade against the multi-billion dollar pornography industry.
 
How to stop the current epidemic of Democrat-approved self-abuse in America? We will employ precisely the same tactics, legislation, and get-tough attitude that has been so successful in the War On Drugs.
:rofl4:

I'm a democrat!! You kids stop studying and start jerking off right now!! :lol:
a nonprofit Christian outreach group
And I'm pretty certain that is simply not allowed.
Surveys have repeatedly shown that up to 5% of Americans don't masturbate.
If we do the math, I think that means that up to 100% do.

Oops, notice that it's all Clinton's fault again too.
 
Oz said:
Porn is just the tip (so to speak) of the problem ....... luckily, steps are being taken ;)

Morality Restored





I have already lost the war on masturbation. Scary thing is I can see Bush passing laws like that. Porn stunts your growth??? if thats the case I am much too tall. or dont have enough porn
 
something wrong Gonz? he has made it a point to prove he is very Christian and wants America to be as well
 
How has he "proved" he's christian? America already is a christian nation. Has been for 228 years.
 
faith based organisations was just a start. it has been. It was founded by the Europeans as such. but what about the Native Americans? were they Xtian? And perhaps you didnt hear him refer to the current war as the second Crusuades. America has been but do we all need to be?
 
Faith based organisations have done more to assist the poor, sick & needy than government ever could of has. That is where, historically, those in need got help. Tis better to have voluteered money, goods & services than have them stolen by big brother.

what is Xtian? It looks like something the Aztecs may have been involved with.

perhaps you didnt hear him refer to the current war as the second Crusuades.

:rofl4: now I know you're high.
 
I am on the side that says let me be and follow your religion but dont make me follow it.


Gonz: bullshit Im high. he said it but it wasnt made public since they didnt want to offend the Xtian community.



Xtian=shortened version of Christian.


Now the faith based organisations: you know that there are non faith based organisations right? and the faith based ones usually have an agenda to spread their religion
 
he said it but it wasnt made public since they didnt want to offend the Xtian community.

You have sources inside the White House? I'm impressed.
 
This crusade, this war on terrorism is going to take a while.
-- George W. Bush, using a loaded term which recalls the Christians' Medieval wars against Muslims in the so-called Holy Land, after stepping off the presidential helicopter on Sunday, September 16, 2001

I appreciate that question because I, in the state of Texas, had heard a lot of discussion about a faith-based initiative eroding the important bridge between church and state.
-- George W. Bush, proving that he has it backwards: it's a "wall" separating religion from government, not a "bridge" joining the two, January 29, 2001

[I encourage] employers to permit their workers time off during the lunch hour to attend the noontime services to pray for our land.
-- George W. Bush, ordering the National Day of Prayer and Remembrance which was held on September 14, 2001

I really appreciate leaders from around the globe who have come to share in prayer with us today. It reminds me that the Almighty God is a God to everybody, every person.
-- George W. Bush, making a welcoming gestu-- er, uh, claim, in which he speaks on behalf of you and I -- on behalf of everybody, every person -- even though the very Supreme law of the land progtects us from such abuse at the hands of our elected leaders, during his speech before the 51st Annual Congressional Prayer Breakfast, quoted from "President Bush Addresses the 51st Annual Prayer Breakfast" (February 6, 2003)

Faith crosses every border and touches every heart in every nation.
-- George W. Bush, with a slap in the fact to the ten percent of Americans who are not religious, at the annual National Prayer Breakfast, for which organizers refused to release a full list of attendees, February 1, 2001, quoted from Conrad Goeringer, "Bush Promotes Faith at Prayer Breakfast: Bipartisan Support for New White House Office," AANEWS 881, February 2, 2001, from American Atheists

I'd say his position on the issue is more than adequately documented.
 
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