DragonInferno

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1. Would a Christian be strongly in favor butchering infants? Would a Christian demand "Change!" without specifying what, exactly, needs changing? Would a Christian push, essentially, socialist doctrines on an unsuspecting country?
2. Obama also supports assorted evil things, outlined above. Reagan did not.
3. Next time (well, I'm in Canada, and I turn 18 in March, but we have elections every week here it seems). Why not? It's not like our one vote can suddenly make BOTH Obama and McCain lose (sigh....).

1. No, but I'm sure some more rational Christians would recognize that it is unconstitutional for a government entity to place restrictions on a woman's choice, and likewise recognize that despite what moral reservations one has, it is not the place of the government to force its morals upon others. Also, Obama has specified several times what he wants to change, namely the politics of division and lobbyist-control. You can agree or disagree on whether he will change these things, but he has been very clear on this point several times, even to the point where he mentions it in practically every speech. Also, quick crash course: middle class tax cuts and progressive taxing does not equal socialism, mainly because they have been a cornerstone of American capitalism for several decades.

2. Reagan supported trickle-down economics. That's pretty evil.

1. Obama is not Muslim. I'm constantly baffled that people still believe this utter bullshit when it has been proven wrong time after time. He's gone to a Christian church for over 25 years!
2. Being charismatic and having aspirations to run the country does not make you the anti-Christ. By that logic, JFK and Ronald Reagan were both anti-Christs.
3. I hope neither of you is able to vote.

I know a kid who was waiting in line for the ride when it happened. He didn't see happen though, which makes sense since you can't actually see the ride from most places in line. From what I understand though, he was decapitated by someone's feet. I don't know how true this is because it seems like it would injure the person who did it. Another story also says that the kids were trying to take a shortcut back into the park after eating lunch in the parking lot. I don't if this or the hat story is true, though.

Reminds me of a Evanescence. That's not a good thing. . . at all.

http://www.last.fm/group/NewElement