Yep! Some have issues. I was lucky, she stayed lost!

Hello, Slimland..... there is a bunch of funny stuff herein and I even cracked up when I read

Even NOW, a man can be sent to prison for committing sodomy, even with a consenting adult.

That's direct! I want to play!

Rules are written who can break what? God is not on a thrown so let's start there.

The same laws of the injil (moses) are pretty much the same laws that govern all conscious species; evolution or mass upon molecular structures follow a sort of instinct but we can discuss this.

and boys playing with each other is not normal .... in the animals; to release frustration or inflict dominance ..... in human species; for fun but fortunately they can't breed and why rules on self indulgence do have a little merit.

I have fun with gay debates, I win! But usually someone gets their feelings hurt once they realize the outward showing just leaves the possibility of another child having to deal with the same shit they had too!

 

I think thats a another convenience argument. When the polls show that BOTH political major party's representative are against all of that, its not an argument you can make. It's also hard to make that argument when the libs are trying JUST as hard to be seen as "religious".

Doesn't change the fact that the symbol was used by the southern dems as a tool to show both the feds and the blacks in their states "their place" by reintroducing the battle flags to their state's flag.

There was nowhere in history where a country has improved by "taxing itself into prosperity. This is like drinking yourself into sobriety. The fact is that this was an attempts to by instant votes by creating a voting block. The dems love this for a couple of reasons first of all its stops people who they feel are beneath them from competing directly with them and they eventually institutionalize them into seeing them as the great providers. The family structure is destroyed because the government becomes the father figure.

First of all read the definition of Fascism and read the historical record of FDR. Read the part about creating a voting block through government largess, then read the history of what the man SAID and what he did to take over practically every facet of business and what was once the "private sector". Here's a break down of the programs started during his reign:

November 8th, Franklin D. Roosevelt defeats Herbert Hoover to become the 32nd President (electoral vote count of 472 to 59)
By year's end, 1,493 banks have suspended operatins during 1932
1933
January 23rd, 20th Amendment ratified
March, economic contraction ends; economy starts to recover
March 4th, FDR is inaugurated as president
March 6th, FDR declares a bank holiday
March 9th, bank holiday ends
March 9th, Emergency Banking Relief Act passed, providing for federal bank inspections
March 12th, FDR's first Fireside Chat is broadcast over the radio.
March 20th, FDR signs Economy Act.
March 20th, Credit Act passed, indentifying those veterans and dependents of veterans who were entitled to a pension
March 31st, Reforestation Relief Act passed, creating the Civilian Conservation Corps
April 19th, America goes off the gold standard
May 12th, Agricultural Adjustment Act passed, authorizing paying farmers not to grow crops
May 12th, Federal Emergency Relief Adminstration created
May 12th, Farm Relief Act passed, creating the Farm Credit Administration and the Agricultural Adjustment Adminstiration
May 18th, Tennessee Valley Authority created
May 27th, Federal Securities Act passed
June 6th, National Cooperative Employment Service Act passed
June 13th, Home Owners' Loan Act passed
June 16th, Farm Credit Act passed
June 16th, Glass-Steagall Act passed
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation established
Federal Reserve empowered to set maximum allowable interest rates on savings and time deposits accounts
Payment of interest on demand deposits (checking accounts) outlawed
Commercial banks were no longer allowed to engage in investment banking (underwriting securities)
Federal Open Market Committee established
June 16th, National Industrial Recovery Act passed
June 16th, Emergency Railroad Transportation Act passed
November 8th, Civil Works Administration (CWA ) created by executive order
December 5th, 21st Amendment ratified (repeals 18th amendment, ending alcohol prohibition)
By year's end, approximately 4,000 banks have suspended operations in 1933
1934
January 30th, Gold Reserve Act passed
Establishes Exchange Stabilization Fund
Allows the U. S. Treasury to seize all gold held by Federal Reserve banks
Private possession of gold made illegal except for "legitimate" purposes (jewelry, artwork, and industrial and scientific uses)
January 31st, FDR issues an executive decree, changing the price of gold from $20.67 an ounce to $35 an ounce
January 31st, Congress creates Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation.
February 2nd, Export-Import Bank of Washington created, established under DC charter by Executive Order 6581, to assist in financing U.S. trade with the Soviet Union.
February 23rd, Crop Loan Act passed
February 15th, Civil Works Emergency Relief Act passed.
April 7th, Jones-Connally Farm Relief Act passed, bill effectively placing an expanded roster of farm products under the control of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration (AAA).
June 6th, Securities Exchange Commission established
June 19th, Federal Communications Commission created
June 19th, Silver Purchase Act passed, empowering FDR to increase the Treasury's silver holdings to 1/3 the value of gold, nationalizing silver stocks and purchases (victory for Free Silverites)
June, Taylor Grazing Act passed
Anti-Rackateering Act passed
Commodity Credit Corporation created
Federal Farm Bankruptcy Act passed
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation created
National Firearms Act passed
Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act passed
Bankhead Cotton Control Act passed
1935
April 8th, Emergency Appropriations Relief Act passed, creating the Works Progress Administration
May 27th, Supreme Court unanimously declares Section 3 of the National Recovery Act to be unconstitutional, in Schecter Poultry Corporation v. United States. Section 3 empowered the President to implement industrial codes to regulate weekly employment hours, wages, and minimum ages of employees.
June, National Youth Adminstration created by executive order
June 3, Farm Credit Act passed
July 5th, National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act) passed
August 14th, Social Security Act passed
August 23rd, Banking Act passed
August 28th, Public Utility Holding Company Act passed
August 30th, Bituminous Coal Conservation Act passed
August 30th, Revenue Act (Wealth Tax Act ) passed.
Increased the surtax rate on individual incomes over $50,000, the estate tax on individual estates over $40,000 and graduated steeply taxes on individual incomes over $1 million until the rate was 75% in excess of $5 million.
Decreased the small corporation tax rate to 12% while increasing the corporate tax, on incomes above $15,000 to 15%.
Some excess profits over 10% were taxed at a 6% rate and in excess of 15% at a 12% rate.
August, Neutrality Act passed
Davis-Bacon Act amended, lowering contract threshold to $2,000
Federal Power Act passed
Motor Carrier Act passed, extending federal regulatory authority to motor carriers engaged in interstate commerce
Rural Electrification Administration established
Soil Conservation Act passed
1936
January 23rd, Adjusted Compensation Act passes, over Roosevelt's veto. The Act provides for the immediate payment of veterans' bonuses.
February 17th Supreme Court upholds constitutionality of TVA in Ashwander v. Tennessee Valley Authority
February 29th, Soil Conservation and Allotment Act is passed
May 18th, Supreme Court declares (6 to 3) the Bituminous Coal Conservation Act (1935) to be unconstitutional in Carter vs. Carter Coal Co.
Robinson-Patman Act passed, effectively outlawing price cutting by permitting price discrimination (charging different prices in different markets) only if it can be justified by differential costs of serving different markets, or if a price reduction is made "in good faith'' to meet the price reduction of a competitor.
Rural Electrification Act passed, authorizing loans to qualified borrowers, with preference given to nonprofit and cooperative associations and public bodies, to construct and operate electric systems and generating plants
Domestic Allotment Act passed
November 3rd, FDR defeats Alfred M. Landon, Governor of Kansas, to win second term as President (electoral count 523 to 8)
1937
January 20th, FDR delivers his second inaugural address: "I see one-third of a nation ill-housed, ill-clad, ill-nourished."
February 5th, FDR introduces the Judiciary Reorganization Bill (FDR's infamous court packing scheme):
It proposed to add judges at all levels of the federal courts, assign judges to the more congested courts and adopt procedures to expedite the appeals process by sending lower court cases on constitutional matters directly to the Supreme Court
Justices of the Supreme Court who reached age 70 could retire
When a Supreme Court justice, age 70, did not retire, FDR could add an additional judge up to 6, potentially increasing the court to 15 members.
March 1st, Supreme Court Retirement Act passed, permitting Supreme Court Justices to retire at age 70 with full pay, after 10 years of service
March 29th, in West Coast Hotel v. Parrish, Supreme Court upholds (5 to 4) a state minimum wage law for women.
April 12th, Supreme Court declares (5 to 4) provisions of NLRA (1935) that guaranteed worker rights to unionize to be constitutional in National Labor Relations Board v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation
May, economic recovery stops; economy enters a second depression
May 24th, Supreme Court declares (5 to 4) that the unemployment compensation provision of the SSA is constitutional in Steward Machine Co vs Davis
May 24th, Supreme Court declares (7 to 2) that the old age benefits provisions of the SSA are constitutional in Helvering vs Davis
July 22nd, Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act passed, creating the Farm Security Agency (FSA). The FSA established camps for migrant farm workers, provided medical care for those workers and their families, and helped in finding jobs.
September 1st, United States Housing (Wagner-Steagall) Act passed, creating the US Housing Authority (USHA) to administer low-interest 60-year loans to small communities for slum clearance and construction projects and to grant subsidies for setting rent geared to low-income levels in areas where local agencies provided 25% of the federal grant.
1938
January 2nd, President Roosevelt establishes the March of Dimes.
February 16th, 2nd Agricultural Adjustment Act passed
June, economic contraction ends, economy begins to recover
June 23rd, Civil Aeronautics Authority established
June 25th, Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act signed into law
June 25th, Fair Labor Standards Act passed, enacting first national minimum wage law
Supreme Court decides NLRB v. Mackay Radio & Telegraph, finding that employers have an undisputed right to hire permanent replacement workers for striking workers in an economic strike.
Democrats lose 71 Congressional seats during November elections
1939
February 27th, in NLRB v. Fansteel Metallurgical Corp, Supreme Court rules sit-down strikes illegal.

(??? Act), an all-risk crop insurance program was initiated for interested farmers to prevent economic distress in case of crop failure for hail, floods, and other natural disasters.
1940
September 16th, Selective Training and Service Act passed, requiring men between the ages of 21 and 35 to register for military training
November 7th, FDR defeats Wendell Willkie (449 to 82 Electoral College vote totals) to win third term as President
Investment Advisers Act passed, allowing SEC to supervise the activities of investment advisors
Investment Company Act passed, allowing SEC to supervises the activities of mutual funds and other investment companies
Transportation Act passed, giving ICC authority to regulate common carriers operating in interstate commerce in the coastal, intercoastal, and inland waters of the U.S.
1941
January 6th, President Roosevelt delivers his State of the Union address, saying "we look forward to a world founded upon four essential human freedoms."
January 7th, Office of Price Administration is created.
Davis-Bacon Act amended to include military construction
March, Lend-Lease Act passed, giving the president the authority to aid any nation whose defense he believed vital to the United States and to accept repayment "in kind or property, or any other direct or indirect benefit which the President deems satisfactory."
December 7th, Japanese attack Pearl Harbor
December 8th, U.S. declares war on Japan
December 11th, Germany and Italy declare war on U.S.
1942
February 19th, FDR signs executive Order 9066, calling for the internment of over 100,000 Japanese-Americans.
November 9th, Supreme Court decides Wickard v. Filburn, finding that the interstate commerce clause allows Congress to regulate wheat production, even if the wheat is never sold and used only by the grower
Emergency Rubber Production Act passed
1943
January 15th, construction of the Pentagon completed.
December 17th, Chinese Exclusion Repeal Act passed
1944
July 1st-22nd, Bretton Woods Conference held, establishing the basis of the postwar international monetary system and creating the International Monetary Fund
November 7th, FDR defeats Thomas E. Dewey (432 to 99 Electoral College Votes) to win fourth term as President
Individual Income Tax Act passed, raises the individual maximum rate to 94 percent.
1945
February, economic expansion ends, economy enters recession
April 12th, FDR dies while at Warm Springs, Georgia

P.S. I'm heading to Ft Benning, GA for the rest of the week, so I'll be offline till Saturday or Sunday

 

you'll be offline for a while.....well I think your fingers will need a rest after all that typing! :lol:

(My eyes cannot keep-up w/what ya'll write!-No wonder I don't understand EXACTLY what UR all trying to say! )

 

I think Fossy is fuzzy and I struck a nerve.... eh!

I am about as equal with people as any you would ever meet but i will never support the 'poor me' attitude of any group that is only doing the whinning for polical reasons versus what is right.

Like the people of Israel are persecuting people and jailing others for being a part of the WW2 but yet them bastards are living in the homes of Palenstinians since just taking over that land after that very war.

There are kids looking across the fence at people living in the home their fathers built with their bare hands.

I married a Jewish women and I am not prejudice, each person is equal but it is them that seek these special consideration when they are persecuting other by their own selfish needs, that make me sick.

So a gay is happy fine... but keep it away from developing minds.

If all 10 year old boys were under the impression that was normal, 'sleep overs' of kids all over the world would be a scarry event because once boys know they can, they will!

And then you have more preachers!

OR let's put it in another context; what is better helping the 1 out of 100 understand, they are not strange or help the new' 20 out of 100 who are told it is normal and have real difficulties later in life wondering why they can't reproduce or begin to have real issues, as it appears.

Sexuality is fun but society no longer live as the Spartens.

Be different in closed quarters when that difference is for self satisfactions.

Rules are rules; be compassionate to others or get lost. We the majority are what rules are made for, not individual who think democracy is for creating venues for selfish pursuits.

Same thing theology says. Same rules evolution has. There is no niche in future developments of life within gay unions.

They will go extinct left to their own demise.

The topic is about rules and who is responsible.

Only responsible people take others into consideration before themselves.

It was written then and should be held of value today. The problem is as we become free we begin to experience more and some stay focussed on personal satisfaction and then use that freedom to corrupt others.

Sad isn't it that this one group wants all of society to change, so they can be free to be queer. They want all of us to make sure our children know that even though all of nature shows us a mommy and daddy critter makes a baby critter but in human species, daddy and daddy or mummy and mummy is OK too when that whole scenario is because they wnat to be freaky behind closed doors.

So what is right the majority and maintaining compassion and care towards that unity or .... to approve of what ever some self seekers can push with their legal teams into the public eye as being attacked by bigots.

Who is the bigot? The selfish, not the people!

 

 

Bishadi said:

Hmm.... DOUBT it! Before anyone can feel "attacked" we would have to know WHO you feel you were attacking, and just WHAT the heck you were trying to say. :lol:

Are you one of the two friends that Slimland invited here? If so... welcome. Don't worry about hijacking the thread... Slim and I are done with it.

But, perhaps you could tie all your random thoughts into one premise and present them in a cogent form.

 

Which are you having trouble with, Shyykatt? The religious discussion, or the political/economic one?

 

Both- so I quit trying to stay 'caught-up' about 2 days ago!
I guess I don't understand THE POINT ya'll are trying to make; especially 'God being subject to his own law'- so what if he is or isn't? The way I have learned it, is that God can do whatever he wants (in terms of making the laws to begin with)- he is GOD! _All he really wants more than ANYTHING is for us to make a decision and stick to it; we are either living FOR HIM, or we are not. Nothing else really matters after that. He wants us to love him and hold him above EVERYTHING else, and love eachother as well. As far as him doing things (or not) the way he does, well hey, there ARE certain aspects in this life that we are simply NOT MEANT to know or understand- and I think that is where the trust factor comes in. People spend to much time questioning him and less time LIVING FOR him.

Oh my, now I am starting to sound like you guys! :lol:

 

I am against open interactions of gays in society and it isnot because of my feelings but because of the adverse affects it has on the little ones.

Invited yes..... as for being done ... OK .... does that mean i should follow?

I have someone coming in tonight from Canada basically because I have difficulty with bringing them all together. I did not realize at first just how much will be affected by the work I am doing.

I always told my parents when i was but a kid I was going to change the world. Now at 40 I see it is a lot bigger then even Bill Gates' Windows.