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StatelyWayneManor		#41	[-]
Posts: 32942 11/09/11 02:55 PM Registered user More Recent Posts	Trainwreck wrote: Should the mittman attain the nomination, I'm awfully curious of what scandals are brewing at the lefty headquarters to devalue his candidacy? http://thinkprogress.org/...0/romney-solamere-ponzi/ ...just a guess.
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buckichick		#42	[-]
Posts: 1990 11/09/11 02:57 PM Registered user More Recent Posts	memyselfandi wrote: I really am excited to find out who Mitt selects as veep now that Cain is out of the picture. I never would have thought it possible until about a month ago, but I bet he goes with Huckabee to make the Southern evangelicals happy. My money's on Rubio if Mitt's the nominee.
Trainwreck		#43	[-]
Posts: 9291 11/09/11 03:02 PM Registered user More Recent Posts	StatelyWayneManor wrote: Trainwreck wrote: Should the mittman attain the nomination, I'm awfully curious of what scandals are brewing at the lefty headquarters to devalue his candidacy? http://thinkprogress.org/...0/romney-solamere-ponzi/ ...just a guess. ..ask and you shall receive!
StatelyWayneManor		#44	[-]
Posts: 32942 11/09/11 03:05 PM Registered user More Recent Posts	buckichick wrote: memyselfandi wrote: I really am excited to find out who Mitt selects as veep now that Cain is out of the picture. I never would have thought it possible until about a month ago, but I bet he goes with Huckabee to make the Southern evangelicals happy. My money's on Rubio if Mitt's the nominee. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/...ney-dishonest-desperate/ ... yeah, zippy chance its Huck.
buckichick		#45	[-]
Posts: 1990 11/09/11 03:07 PM Registered user More Recent Posts	StatelyWayneManor wrote: buckichick wrote: memyselfandi wrote: I really am excited to find out who Mitt selects as veep now that Cain is out of the picture. I never would have thought it possible until about a month ago, but I bet he goes with Huckabee to make the Southern evangelicals happy. My money's on Rubio if Mitt's the nominee. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/...ney-dishonest-desperate/ ... yeah, zippy chance its Huck. I'm taking Rubio since it'd help him twofold. First, it'd help with Hispanic voters and it'd help with the tea party supporters who don't want Romney.
Beefcake		#46	[-]
Posts: 21494 11/09/11 03:08 PM Thinks astrology is real More Recent Posts	buckichick wrote: memyselfandi wrote: I really am excited to find out who Mitt selects as veep now that Cain is out of the picture. I never would have thought it possible until about a month ago, but I bet he goes with Huckabee to make the Southern evangelicals happy. My money's on Rubio if Mitt's the nominee. I heard the Romney wants his VP candidate to be an even bigger flip-flopper than him:
smokincaterpillar		#47	[-]
Posts: 614 11/09/11 05:18 PM More Recent Posts	Only difference between a cult and a religion are numbers and time. Beliefs, just as crazy. And for me, Mormonism has enough numbers and time. Most of the nonfunctional crazy is gone by now.
Screerider		#48	[-]
Posts: 33341 11/09/11 06:18 PM Registered user More Recent Posts	smokincaterpillar wrote: Only difference between a cult and a religion are numbers and time. Beliefs, just as crazy. And for me, Mormonism has enough numbers and time. Most of the nonfunctional crazy is gone by now. Well, one thing cults often try to do is purposefully cut inductees off from family/friends, which Mormons get to experience when they're off on their Missions for 2 years. I'd say if your religion does this, it's more cult than religion.
BoeschFan		#49	[-]
Posts: 16526 11/09/11 06:37 PM I'm perfectly content with Registered user More Recent Posts	Screerider wrote: smokincaterpillar wrote: Only difference between a cult and a religion are numbers and time. Beliefs, just as crazy. And for me, Mormonism has enough numbers and time. Most of the nonfunctional crazy is gone by now. Well, one thing cults often try to do is purposefully cut inductees off from family/friends, which Mormons get to experience when they're off on their Missions for 2 years. I'd say if your religion does this, it's more cult than religion. Don't Mormons also "convert" their dead, non-Mormon ancestors, so they (the still living Mormons) can get into heaven?
Trainwreck		#50	[-]
Posts: 9291 11/09/11 06:51 PM Registered user More Recent Posts	..Jewish Indians and stuff, and it only gets better.
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springfeverish		#51	[-]
Posts: 8165 11/09/11 07:01 PM Registered User More Recent Posts	Forget Rubio. He's ineligible to be POTUS under the Us Constitution. WASHINGTON — Unable to prevent Barack Obama from becoming president, rigid followers of the Constitution have turned their attention to another young, charismatic politician many think could one day occupy the White House. The birthers are calling for U.S. Sen Marco Rubio, the budding Republican star from Florida. "It's nothing to do with him personally. But you can't change the rules because you like a certain person. Then you have no rules," said New Jersey lawyer Mario Apuzzo. Forget about Photoshopped birth certificates; the activists are not challenging whether Rubio was born in Miami. Rather, they say Rubio is ineligible under Article 2 of the Constitution which says "no person except a natural born citizen ... shall be eligible to the Office of President." The rub is that "natural born citizen" was never defined. The birthers rely on writings at the time of the formation of the republic and references in court cases since then to contend that "natural born" means a person born to U.S. citizens. Rubio was born in 1971 at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, his office said, but his parents did not become citizens until 1975.
Screerider		#52	[-]
Posts: 33341 11/09/11 07:08 PM Registered user More Recent Posts	You gotta love how Mormonism was all started by a dude who was caught fucking his servant girl. How smooth must you be to get your wife to not only forgive you, but to then to be allowed to go and bang some more. Maybe she had battered wife syndrome... or was just glad to get the asshole off her for a time.
Pseudo Propaganda		#53	[-]
Posts: 15459 11/09/11 07:21 PM More Recent Posts	Eagles X Frodo Mt Doom wrote: The only president with a 100% fuckable family The lesbian to the left of the mom and the fat blond they tried to hide in the back aren't so fuckable.
Visa Declined		#54	[-]
Posts: 12003 11/09/11 07:23 PM Registered User More Recent Posts	BoeschFan wrote: Don't Mormons also "convert" their dead, non-Mormon ancestors, so they (the still living Mormons) can get into heaven? they converted fucking Anne Frank for gods sake. I read the book a long time ago, but I think she has any direct descendants
smokincaterpillar		#55	[-]
Posts: 614 11/09/11 07:24 PM More Recent Posts	Screerider wrote: smokincaterpillar wrote: Only difference between a cult and a religion are numbers and time. Beliefs, just as crazy. And for me, Mormonism has enough numbers and time. Most of the nonfunctional crazy is gone by now. Well, one thing cults often try to do is purposefully cut inductees off from family/friends, which Mormons get to experience when they're off on their Missions for 2 years. I'd say if your religion does this, it's more cult than religion. No worse than the fundamentalists of Christianity, Islam, and most others. We haven't seen my crazy uncle since he went born again, anyway, and I don't think Baptists are a cult. Religion and cults both have insular qualities, just varying degrees, again I'd say mostly based on size and age.
Screerider		#56	[-]
Posts: 33341 11/09/11 08:09 PM Registered user More Recent Posts	Sounds like all religions start off as cults, and cults that fail are called "cults" and cults that succeed are called "religions".
BoeschFan		#57	[-]
Posts: 16526 11/09/11 08:25 PM I'm perfectly content with Registered user More Recent Posts	View the full episode: South Park - All About Mormons Yeah, yeah, I know they simplify it and play it for laughs, but from what I've read about the founding of the religion, they're fairly accurate.
Licorice		#58	[-]
Posts: 15876 11/09/11 08:34 PM More Recent Posts	Some cults are, in fact, crazier than others.
buckichick		#59	[-]
Posts: 1990 11/09/11 10:35 PM Registered user More Recent Posts	springfeverish wrote: Forget Rubio. He's ineligible to be POTUS under the Us Constitution. WASHINGTON — Unable to prevent Barack Obama from becoming president, rigid followers of the Constitution have turned their attention to another young, charismatic politician many think could one day occupy the White House. The birthers are calling for U.S. Sen Marco Rubio, the budding Republican star from Florida. "It's nothing to do with him personally. But you can't change the rules because you like a certain person. Then you have no rules," said New Jersey lawyer Mario Apuzzo. Forget about Photoshopped birth certificates; the activists are not challenging whether Rubio was born in Miami. Rather, they say Rubio is ineligible under Article 2 of the Constitution which says "no person except a natural born citizen ... shall be eligible to the Office of President." The rub is that "natural born citizen" was never defined. The birthers rely on writings at the time of the formation of the republic and references in court cases since then to contend that "natural born" means a person born to U.S. citizens. Rubio was born in 1971 at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital, his office said, but his parents did not become citizens until 1975. Oh good lord, those birthers are certifiable.
Screerider		#60	[-]
Posts: 33341 11/11/11 01:18 AM Registered user More Recent Posts	I do also agree that Fundamentalists of any religion are cult members as well. I imagine if you follow any religion 100%, you're in a cult. Fortunately, a lot of religions have fringe believers who half-ass their commitment, picking-and-choosing what to believe, who, through sheer luck, manage to lend enough credibility to make the cult a "successful" one, a.k.a. a "religion". So we have to ask, does Mormonism similarly have a group of strict adherants (the "cult") and a group of sloppy Mormon-wannabes (the "religious")? And, if so, which grouo does Romney fit into?
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