Recent content by koryo

I think the guy's a kook, but I hope he's ok. "Gallstone" doesn't sound so bad, but "pancreatitis" does.

I think this is what they always do in war-torn countries where the war doesn't actually involve us. I doubt they'll be in any danger. That poor country. I don't know how much more messed up it could possibly be.

Just for the record I didn't mean that as a knock on Christians. The irony struck me as funny, though.

Heh heh. I liked that. But you know, I swear that the voice of the gay guy at the end was one of the voices (they all sound the same to me, so I don't know which one) from "Veggie-Tales". Hey, Veggies Tales is Christian-oriented. You don't mean to tell me that Larry-Boy and Bob the Tomato...

I thought about getting the one day subscription, but I've heard that infomation goes straight to John Ashcroft, and if I'm not mistaken Salon is on the "against us" side of "with us or against us".

Understanding it and agreeing with it are not the same thing.

Whether the article is right or not isn't the point. I don't doubt that it is. I also don't care. It's easy to talk about this stuff as a theory of what's best for the overall population over the long run. To somebody facing the prospect of losing his or her livelihood, that's a bunch of...

It's tough to tell what the guy's really up to here. It's like "give 'em an inch and they'll take a mile". It's all well and good for them to come visit "their" kids, except that maybe the real idea is to get "their" kids to bring some of their "doomed to burn in the lake of fire for all...

Even if all of the kids were for it, the guy still should not be preaching in public schools. I'm not sure if he actually has or if he was just quoted as saying it would be okay if he wanted to.

So let me get this straight, the lawyer says they're not there to preach, but Rev. Shaver says he can if he wants. This gets right to the heart of why a lot of people don't want church groups involved in public institutions. If you could trust them when they say they're not there to evangelize...

Every argument I have ever heard against allowing gays to marry has been a complete sham. If somebody came out (no pun intended) and said "I don't want the goverment paying social security survivors benefits to 'gay spouses'", I could respect that even if I didn't agree with it. Aside from...

Not fiscally conservative? Compared to who?

Actually, "he ain't Bush" is a good enough reason for me. Most of the presidents we've had haven't been all that great. Some have been really awful. I have a tough time getting too excited about Kerry, though.

I would have been more impressed if you had actually made them up. The gay marriage one reminds me of "I support abortion only in cases of rape, incest or to save the life of the mother".

Pro-war, pro-environment, pro-gay rights? You're probably one of a kind. Good for you.