| Latest Post: Started By: Rank: Category There is no movement in the United States to kill people in the name of second amendment rights but there is a movement that has murdered 1,200,000 children in the name of women's rightsThe silver tongued talking heads on the magic living room box would have us believe that the country is in an uproar over the alleged murders of 26 people at an elementary school in Newtown, CT. An investigation is still pending. But the allegations are flying. Generally speaking, the anti-constitutionalists who don't own guns, have never fired guns and certainly have limited ability to identify them, would be willing to take away one of our most important constitutional right because they believe it would make them more "safe". None of the gun violence in America has been committed in the name of gun rights. Also, keep in mind, these anti-constitutionalists generally are of the same demographic that also believes that murdering 1,200,000 American children in 2012 in the name of women's rights is acceptable. Member CommentsTiredofitIts pathetic on my part??? Myth you are getting nasty in an otherwise civil conversation, assigning motives to me of your choosing. Im not telling ANYONE how they can live, why should they tell me what I have to pay for. Posted 64 days ago. mythravereAnd now the White House Tours! For crying out loud. People are losing their jobs due to the sequester and this is an issue. The overlying topic. You know it'd be funny if Obama would endorse McDonald's as the peoples burger joint. I'm almost certain rightwingers would come out of the woodwork in boycotting McDonald's. Heck maybe Chic-Fil-A would start selling "Patriot" burgers along with freedom fries. LOL! Remember that? That'd be a hoot! Posted 64 days ago. mythravereIts hilarious though the complaint over being forced to cover someones prescription birth control and the crying about having your rights stepped on and all that. Then what happens oh them dang homosexuals...they cant have the same rights as me. TELLING...PEOPLE....HOW...THEY...CAN...LIVE! Gee the freaking gall of people. This is where a little compromise goes a long way. You scratch my back I'll scratch yours. But nope...none to be found. Posted 64 days ago. mythravereHa! LOL! Some people are allergic to latex. And lots of people when they are in a long term relationship choose to not have anything between them and the one they love. But there you go again trying to make decisions for others. Also in some cases prescription birth control can be used to treat endometriosis. I notice though and this is pathetic on your part in that this was not an issue until Rush Limbaugh brought it up. Then all the yipping started....FREAKING PATHETIC! Posted 64 days ago. Tiredofit******s are cheap and widely available. If you cannot afford ******s maybe you shouldn't engage in that kind of behavior. Crazy thought I realize. Someone will surely say you cannot expect people to not act like animals. Yes I can and do. Posted 64 days ago. mythravereSince we are on the subject. Why should I (when and if I get insurance again) put MY money into an insurance pool when there are undoubtedly baby boomers on there who have ate poorly their whole life and are diabetic because of it. Why should MY money go toward dealing with issues they brought up on themselves by their own gluttonous actions. I personally dont have an issue with doing that. I understand that an insurance pool helps people get the care they need. Nothing wrong with helping your fellow man out. Posted 64 days ago. mythravereMaybe the best course of action is to ban religiously inclined institutions from offering health care. If they cant offer the whole package then why should they offer it in any form? As they say to people that expect birth control to be covered by the insurance they pay for. Go get it some place else. Posted 64 days ago. mythravereYes its quite the conundrum isn't it. They take huge issue with abortion. Ok I get it. I understand why. But then they turn around and take issue with one way of keeping the other from happening! Yeeeep that totally makes sense! Posted 64 days ago. TiredofitMyth I am pretty sure a person can buy birth control pretty much at will. Why should anyone expect someone else to provide this for them? Is it too expensive? Can you live without it? Posted 64 days ago. mythravereForcing medical coverage of birth control on religious institution is troublesome when it comes to religious freedom. The answer to that might be an open health insurance system that allowed people to purchase it anywhere they wanted. Or better yet. How about doing something about the cost of health care? Thats what I dont understand about the right. They will not bring up issues such as that. At least on the government level. Its like mandatory health care is the only answer besides not having any at all. No on on the right is making a case for any other options. Posted 64 days ago. mythravereThen why such a fuss over gay rights? So a religious group trying to maintain the status quo according to what they believe isn't them forcing their beliefs on anyone? LOL! Sorry but I call bullchit on that. Radical Islam and Evangelical Christianity. Hardly no difference at all in my eyes. Both cant stand anyone else of any other beliefs. The one difference is that Evangelists have't started a holy war...yet. And Ithink you can give your opinion all you want I dont care. I will still be here too. :P Posted 64 days ago. IthinkTiredofit, I'll bet you are right and Obama has a big smile on his face today, planning, and counting all the dollars he can get. If he had thought of it sooner, he could have opened the White House back up to the owners, the people, instead of just to the big donors. Posted 65 days ago. IthinkI think you have it backwards,myth. I don't know of any religion that forces their beliefs on others except radical islam. BUT !!! I do know of Obama and his Obamacare baloney forcing religious groups to pay for birth control for freeloaders, when it is against the beliefs of that specific church. I don't care what you believe. That is your right, and my right to believe as I want to. But if,on this forum, you argue evolution vs. creation, I will give my opinion. Posted 65 days ago. mythravereAlso I have to say Ithink I get the feeling that the only freedoms and liberties you are concerned about are ones specific to you. I doubt that you care one bit that I feel that if given the chance religious folks would openly discriminate against people like me. I am sure your response to that would be leave this country if I dont like it. But I thought I was free to believe as I wish? I would ask. Guess not eh? Mob rule gotta love it. Posted 65 days ago. mythravereA question I have is. Who is standing up for whats right and just? Since we are a nation of many people why should things be catered to only one group, the majority group. True freedom cant exist in such an environment. Especially if it is ruled by a mob mentality. Which is what majority rule is. I dont want anyone dictating to me what to believe. People want to be left alone. Is that too much to ask of religious groups? It must be because people have to fight to carve out a spot for themselves in this supposed free nation. Posted 65 days ago. mythravereIthink the problem with religious organizations is that they have a hard time minding their own business. People should not be encouraged or allowed to treat others however their beliefs dictate. You talk of discrimination but if allowed religious people would openly discriminate against anyone who went against their beliefs. This is a free nation is it not? Live and let live I say. Posted 65 days ago. TiredofitDont think that Obama is not admiring the Govt of Cyprus for such a great idea. Taking money right out of bank accounts. Now why didnt he think of that. Its coming folks stay tuned. Posted 65 days ago. Post a Comment |