Dems Deny God 3 Times in Platform Issue - Page 2

Jay · #11 09-13-2012, 10:49 AM

Are you accusing the teleprompter of breaking the rules?!?

Sam · #12 09-13-2012, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Jay

Are you accusing the teleprompter of breaking the rules?!?

no, I'm opining that it was already decided that the motions would pass and the voting was just for show. When it seemed like over half of the crowd rejected the motion, it was publicly stated that the motion had passed just like the "party officials" had already decided.

It's interesting to note that the part of the crowd I saw on tv was the Arab Americans being very vocally opposed to the motion.

Jay · #13 09-13-2012, 02:45 PM

I would have liked to have seen the Democratic Party officially have gone on record as to their actual stance on God and Jerusalem. I anticipate that in four years they will not even vote to include God, and will support making Jerusalem the capital of a new Arab state. This will be especially true if Obama wins a second term as our 'messiah'.

Sam · #14 09-13-2012, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Jay

I would have liked to have seen the Democratic Party officially have gone on record as to their actual stance on God and Jerusalem. I anticipate that in four years they will not even vote to include God, and will support making Jerusalem the capital of a new Arab state. This will be especially true if Obama wins a second term as our 'messiah'.

Jimmy Carter former U.S. President, a great source of embarrassment to the American people and quite often compared with Barack Obama, stated a while back that the Israelis are treating the "Palestinians" like the Nazis treated the Jews.

Jay · #15 09-13-2012, 04:45 PM

I had thought about buying some of Carter's books, but when I looked at them, and saw his deep anti-Antisemitism, I could not do so in good conscience. I find it a shame that a man who helped to finalize the peace between Egypt and Israel has turned so thoroughly from the proper path.

Praxeas · #16 09-13-2012, 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Jay

I would have liked to have seen the Democratic Party officially have gone on record as to their actual stance on God and Jerusalem. I anticipate that in four years they will not even vote to include God, and will support making Jerusalem the capital of a new Arab state. This will be especially true if Obama wins a second term as our 'messiah'.

They did, sort of. It was a resounding NO!

Jay · #17 09-13-2012, 05:44 PM

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They did, sort of. It was a resounding NO!

The split was nearly 50/50. They did not actually quite reach the point of straight denial. Next time however, it will not even be an issue. The few that remain that believe in God will be forced from the party. I do not see them having anything resembling a 'Christian' basis.