America's two biggest hypocrites (Obama and Biden):
Obama & Dems In 2005: 51 Vote 'Nuclear Option' Is 'Arrogant' Power Grab Against The Founder’s Intent
Jihadist Attorneys At Justice
The liberal "think tank" at work with its enlightened viewpoint looking down its nose at the rest of us idiots who dare to disagree with them:
How The Left Thinks -- Or Not
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Let's Call It As It Is: People Are Being Just Plain Selfish
Congressman Derided For Laughing At Suggestion To Recite The Pledge Of Allegiance
Cornelia Dean Doesn't Trust You -- But Then Again, She Doesn't Trust Herself, Either
This one makes me just sick:
Ashland Clinic Will Offer Medication-induced Abortions
Funny you don't hear a peep about this in the press when two Christians are gunned down. You deny bathroom use to a transgender and every major paper in the country denounces it as a hate crime but kill two Christians in cold blood while sharing the gospel and it's just another day in America:
Faith Leaders Urge Feds To Investigate Murder Of Street Preachers
Here's a couple of stories for those who continue to insist that people are basically good at heart:
A Man Jumps To His Death And People -- Laugh?
The Truth Hurts Rape Liar
Here's an amazing piece from one of Obama's spiritual advisors who knows nothing about the Gospel and insists that all we need to do is to follow a few rules to be "good" people. I'm pretty sure Mr. Wallis' middle name is Pharisee:
The Power Of Choice: Does Your Life Reflect Your Moral Compass?
As the gay agenda continues to ram its ideology on the American public, God's church is increasingly being brought into the crosshairs:
Believe Out Loud Calls For Christians To Voice Support For Gays, Lesbians
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Every human being views life and its events through a lens which helps them to reconcile what is experienced to what they believe. The true Christan will use God's Word as this lens and not rely upon their own fallible conceptions and presuppositions [Romans 12:2]. Unfortunately this works better on paper than it does in real life; especially in the "gray areas."
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I am Kathie Yount, mother of Dylan Yount who was the subject of the article you linked from The Scavenger -- "A man jumps to his death and people -- laugh?" I have struggled for five years to understand his death and what happened that day. You wrote, "Here's a couple of stories for those who continue to insist that people are basically good at heart." Certainly, Dylan saw the worst of people at his death in Hallidie Plaza, San Francisco, 2-16-10. Since then, we have tried to educate others and raise awareness about suicide baiting and lobby for better police training for their interactions with the mentally ill. Our Facebook page is Suicide Baiting Prevention on Facebook, and we welcome all support. I am also actively engaged in litigation with the city and county of San Francisco and am in my third attempt to secure a jury trial, currently at the First District Court of Appeal, San Francisco. Twenty-four SFPD officers set the tone and did nothing to stop the suicide baiting and the inhumanity that 1,000 people witnessed that day. I saw your post five years ago and have thought about what you said every day since then. For me, I continue to hope that San Francisco does the RIGHT THING about what happened to Dylan that day. The police have refused to talk to me -- and never have. If we do not say in court that what happened to him is wrong -- then you are right -- people are not basically good at heart.
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