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So what do Canadians think of gay marriage and religion
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I grew up in Canada, and can tell you that they are far more accepting of differences than people are here in the US.
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creeper, before i say anything else, let me first say this. i mean you no disrespect in anything i say, just genuinely curious. you say you are a practicing witch, and have respect for nature, which is honorable, and yet you say that if you had to choose between the two candidates you would choose bush. yet in the short period before 9/11, bush did several things to rape the natural resources of our countries, including cutting the epa budget, opening up talks about drilling and logging in our national forests, etc... i admit that i dont know as much about the wiccan religion, but doesnt this weigh on your mind. im christian, and it bothers the hell out of me. sorry, no offence intended, like i said, im just curious.
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I applaud openminded people Stingy jack. Wish there were more
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sure canada is opened minded, they let anyone in. including terrorists.
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i'm sorry, that was wrong. i just have a lot of border patrol agents it the family, and im subjected to their rants. i guess canada is alright. one thing i did like, though. i saw on bowling for columbine michael moore was going door to door, opening peoples doors, because he heard that noone locks their doors. and after he opened them the people came out and they weren't man. we dont lock our doors where i live, but if someone walked into my house, it would be hard not to attack them. sorry though, please forgive.
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LOL nice.....:D :D |
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So anyone see the last debate tonight?
I thought Kerry laid it down over and over about the Top 1% tax cuts bush has initiated..... But other than that, it was really even..... |
I thought it was a tie. I was hoping for some kind of "zinger" from either side...none really, though.
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I was REALLY dissapointed that they BOTH thought Religion was such a big issue with legislating.....NIETHER of them said anything about the SEPERATION that SHOULD exist between their religion and the laws they make governing the rest of the country.....and us hethens....
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i swear it makes me sick to even watch that shit any more.they just bullshit its fucking discusting and we have to pick one of them to be our president. it impossible to tell who is honest or shit. war, health care, freedom. they say what people want to hear empty lies. ok ill shut up im just bitching now.
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I watched the debate last night, and was really looking forward to it because domestic issues are a major concern for me. I agree with Arioch in that I was disappointed in how much clout both candidates put in faith. But I can understand it. If you're going to win the votes of as many Americans as you can, you'd better talk about how faith and religion are important (even if you don't believe it). I think Kerry did a better job than Bush in emphasizing that people of all faiths (and even those of us with no faith at all) deserve equal rights. And Kerry was more clear with the point that he would not legislate in such a way that his faith is pushed on others (hence his stances on abortion, stem cell research, and gay marriage.) Granted, he does agree with Bush that "marriage" is defined as the union between a man and a woman. But Kerry is more accepting of gay couples than Bush is, and is willing to extend the same rights to gay couples that married couples already enjoy. Basically, even though Kerry did talk about how his faith is important to him (he HAD to say that -- anything else would have been death for him, unfortunately), he was pretty clear -- albeit, in a roundabout way -- that he does not believe in governing a nation in such a way that everyone is forced to conform to the religious ideas of the President -- meaning: he is so very much for separation of church and state.
Can't say the same for Bush. |
Busch won last night, and will go on to defeat Kerry in November. I also felt bringing Chaney's daughter into it was unnecessary.
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I agree that Kerry shouldn't have mentioned Cheney's daughter. Not really anybody's business. |
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On that note isn't the Owner/CEO of Coors's running for Governor in Colorado? |
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War issues aside, we need a democrat in the house.
Simple as that. Republicans care about the upper class. Democrats care about the people. You want more jobs in this country? You want to bring back the jobs Bush sent overseas so that the rich got even richer? You want our economy to get better? You want the middle and lower class people to have more money and food on their tables? Then you need Kerry in the White House. I'm about this country, and our people, I've felt firsthand what the job loss has done, what this fucked up economy has done. It's time to fix it! |
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AAAHHHHH!!!! :( No more please! it's on every chanel. Make it stop!!
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:eek: You might be right! :D |
:) I never use sentences on the 'net ... I use ellipses.. They're cute...
My husband and I work out just fine ... He's the "math and computer guy"... I correct his spelling and speech ... he adds for me.. and fixes my computer.. |
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My husband just laughs at me when we shop. Because I never add correctly. |
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The only time he complains is during Shocktober, (My friendly term for this, my favorite month of the year) when I insist upon watching one horror movie a day and buying new ones every week at the store. |
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I went out and got a part time job at the end of August. He can't say a word to me... Every Friday guess where my check goes? Horror movies, decorations, stuff for costumes.. hahaha... |
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