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Please please please let Sarah Palin be the GOP candidate in 2012

Dorian Gray

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Unalienable rights don't come from man, they come from God! Just watch:


The Constitution mentions God exactly..... never. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that it is likely the average illegal immigrant knows more about America than Sarah Palin.
 
I'm almost hoping she won't be running, as I'm almost willing to believe this country would elect such a moron. The fact that her every utterance gets heavy press alone makes me cringe, and it's getting to a point where I can't even stand to hear her name or see her smarmy, self-righteous face.
 
actually...Palin running would be a serious worry. Rational people would support her....simply because she is GOP.

If you think a dangerously stupid person could not be elected in any Nation you are naive...
 
Independents won't go for Palin. She's too much of a religious nitwit.
 
Unalienable rights don't come from man, they come from God!
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The Constitution mentions God exactly..... never.


On the other hand, the initial quote in your post is a very close paraphrase of a statement from the Declaration of Independence. It was certainly believed by the great men who wrote that document. I would venture to guess that a fairly large percentage of Americans believe this today. Certainly, those, such as yourself, who find this belief to be worthy of such contempt are in a small minority.
 
On the other hand, the initial quote in your post is a very close paraphrase of a statement from the Declaration of Independence. It was certainly believed by the great men who wrote that document. I would venture to guess that a fairly large percentage of Americans believe this today. Certainly, those, such as yourself, who find this belief to be worthy of such contempt are in a small minority.

This is true and unfortunate, because those minority are correct.
 
What a bunch of dummies the guys who signed this statement must have been:

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
 
What a bunch of dummies the guys who signed this statement must have been:
Creator != God. My parents made me.

ETA: And before someone says "But Dorian, 'Creator' is capitalized, wink wink" let me just point out that there are capitalized words randomly sprinkled all over this document.
 
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On the other hand, the initial quote in your post is a very close paraphrase of a statement from the Declaration of Independence.

Palin said the Constitution acknowledges that those inalienable rights come from God. It doesn't. It does not mention a creator at all.

She's wrong. Just accept it.
 
And they endowed you with certain inalienable rights? Does this imply that they could have denied you those rights as well?

We were talking about the Constitution, you know, the highest law of the land, not the Declaration of Independence.
 
Creator != God. My parents made me.

ETA: And before someone says "But Dorian, 'Creator' is capitalized, wink wink" let me just point out that there are capitalized words randomly sprinkled all over this document.

What did your parents make you?
 
Unalienable rights don't come from man, they come from God! Just watch:

The Constitution mentions God exactly..... never. I'm going to go out on a limb and say that it is likely the average illegal immigrant knows more about America than Sarah Palin.

I'm not sure what Bill Oreilly was referring to when he asked Palin what she thinks about Chinatown in New York and San Francisco? If he's under the assumption that Asian Americans don't worship God or are NOT Christians then he is sadly mistaken and rather ignorant.
 
To assert that our country was founded on Judeo-Chirstian values is naive and stupid. If that were the case, then shouldn't the 10 commandments be in there, somewhere? If our country was founded on Judeo-Christian values, why is the 1st ammendment contrary to the 1st commandment?

Freedom of religion and expression is NOT a Christian value.
 

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