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tik 🪀✨
ComradeCarter
Junior Chimp
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« on: December 15, 2007, 11:25:18 AM »

Considering Chrisitans are the most persecuted group in the country, this is a great measure.  Nothing give you more of chance of getting in trouble than being a rich white Christian male.  You can't claim discrimination left and right, you can't claim affirmative action, and everyone can claim you discriminate against them

I think you may have a point, but certainly you realize this is a worthless symbolic action that will do nothing to reconcile such issues.
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tik 🪀✨
ComradeCarter
Junior Chimp
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« Reply #1 on: December 16, 2007, 07:54:54 PM »

This was dumb, but the people who say that this is dumber than other resolutions praising other religions because Christians are a majority in this country are dumber.

Let's just have an amendment to the Constitution banning resolutions and the like.  Seriously.  A waste of time.  These congressmen have lives, they don't need to waste their time voting on nonsense.

But if we ban this sort of meaningless drivel, what will happen to all of the lovely attack ads during election seasons? They're so much fun to twist and spin Sad

James McDermott: he voted against Christmas!
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