Religionopathy - an incurable disease.

Posted By: nm on 2008-09-09
In Reply to: Changes I would like to see... - sam

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Define change, please. Both sides. - What it means to you.
- Changes I would like to see - sbMT
- Changes I would like to see... - sam
  - Religionopathy - an incurable disease. - nm
  - A few things I would add... - see message
  - A question about the religion part of your post. - see message
    - No, I am not confusing the body with an 844-ft mountain top... - sam
      - Please cite ACLU case that aims to ban - and individual wearing cross on body. sm
        That is not what I said. I will have to search for the specific case... - sam
        "...go to court AGAINST a Christian who wants to wear a cross" - is what you said. Another delusion. nm
        Please site an actual instance where anyone...sm - oldtimer
        Get on the net and search. Apparently there are a lot of schools... - sam
        Apparently NOT. Your claim. Your citation. - You internet search. Otherwise, sm
        Get a grip. This is illegal and against the constitution. nm - you are delusional
        The case was about a teacher - Old part-timer
        That teacher also burned a cross into a student's arm. - Agnostic
        That wasn't the story to which I referred - Old part-timer
        What part of you have to back up your own claims - Do you not get? Show us the story...sm
    - Your "quotes" of what I said in my post are false. - sm - from my perspective
      - My apologies... I thought you were responding to - my post, not Sam's. Sorry!
        NP. This is most definitely a touchy subject - for us all. sm
- What 'change' means to me: - from my own perspective
  - Obama professes to be a Christian and... - sam
    - Religious people go to church - to practice their faith sm
      - Sorry....I do not ever "check" my religion... - sam
        Read the other post again. - sm
        Yes, but there's a big difference between - sm - from my perspective
        That may be so....but Christians, at least the ones I know... - sam
        The Christian zealots don't give a s___ about the - babies they're 'saving' by
  - This is a very good post. You should submit it to - the candidates.
    - I remember "The Grit!" It was a great - mae
  - Here I thought I was the only boomer - What it means to you.
    - I knew an MT who did just that - died at her desk. - Boss came in & found her next morning.
    - Getting late. Change name line to read - "whose retirement plan consists of"
      - Actually there were a couple things to add - (sm) - from my perspective
        Animal treatment - I agree

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Religionopathy is an incurable disease.

Religionopathy. Terrible, debilitating disease.

Religionopathy? Can you explain what you mean?
If you are going to participate in this discussion, can you explain what you mean? If it was just a nasty comment, then please, don't bother.

Religionopathy strikes another poor soul blind.

disease is not a choice
Do you actually think disease is a choice? What about babies born with congenital defects - what bad choice did they make? My new grand-daughter was born with an ASD and PFO. What did she choose to deserve that? My daughter has a friend who was born with CF? What do you think he chose? I don't think anyone makes the choice to be ill. My best friend's daugter just suffered a miscarriage, late term. what bad choice did that baby make? By the way, I am calling you self-righteous because that is how you sound, not because I don't like your belief but because I don't like the way you present it. And Tiller did not have the choice to repent; someone cut his life short before he could. Had he lived, you have no idea whether or not he would have lived to regret his actions but you are okay with him being deprived of the opportunity.

Aids is not a gay disease!

I'm sorry but you sound like a huge homophobe full of hate here. Mental illness....what...are all old people in homes with Alzheimer's secretly gay and this is their punishment for being gay? Listen to yourself. You are so full of hate for gay people it isn't funny. Even other people who are against gay marriage can see this.

I type psych reports for a living and I see a lot more mental patients who are there for drugs, alcohol, and gambling problems more than because....Oh I'm gay. The reason some gay people do have issues is because of people like you who hate them.

Alcoholism is a terrible disease. sm
I wish him only the best and hope he is able to find help and solace. He is a deeply religious man. He needs to lean on that. As for the rest, having been raised in a family where alcoholism was very prevelant, I have learned to turn a blind ear to things people say when they are intoxicated. It's between him and God. He was making a film about the holocaust, so it's kind of hard to believe what he said was true. More likely alcohol and the moment talking. I know many in Hollywood are attacking him, but many are not. I wish him the best.

Again oblivion is a disease in this country
We have absolutely no grasp of the horrors that go on in the majority of the world.

regular pot smokers have less of every disease.
nm

Incoherence is a contagious disease in McC camp
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LOL You prove the ugly part of mental disease.
I can't believe this obsessive hatred you have for gays. Are you maybe closeted or something and fear coming out? Because usually the amount of vitriol you spew makes "me think you protesteth too much". Is your own sexuality so fragile that you are threatened by gays? The scientific community is pretty much convinced that gay is not a choice any more than the color of your eyes is; you can try and disguise it, but you are what you are. Free yourself, friend, and embrace your inner KD Lang.