On Aug 31, 9:18*pm, "D.Duck" wrote:
"hk" wrote in message

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D.Duck wrote:
"hk" wrote in message
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Eisboch wrote:
"hk" wrote in message
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Religious beliefs have no place in government policy. I don't give a
damn what your personal beliefs are, so long as you don't try to shove
them at me. Unfortunately, that is *just* what the righties do...they
want everyone to become a JesusBorg...like they are.

Seems to me that everyday we are subjected to people trying to shove
stuff at us.
Brands of cars, beer, charities, sneakers, iPods, ..... *hell, within
an hour of watching TV at least a dozen organizations have tried to
convince us of something.

Most of us just select what interests us, and reject that which
doesn't.

Why can't you do the same with your beloved religious righties? * *Why
do they bother you so much?

Eisboch

You missed the point entirely. Buying a car, beer, sneakers, is a matter
of choice. Having religious beliefs shoved down your through via
legislation or court decisions, as McCain-Palin will do, is coercion.
Being anti-choice is a religious belief.

Got it?

Let's see, the doctor can't predict McCain's medical history but you can
predict the legislative process and court decisions.

If McCain gets elected? He will nominate associate justices who will
overturn Roe v. Wade.

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He has a habit of talking about things he doesn't know **** about..
His conspiracy theories are worse than Larry's'. Of course having no
real moral core, he will say whatever he thinks will get him what he
wants. a nation of folks who are not accountable for their own
actions...