Ellen Brown
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I misinterpreted it from the depth of my antiquity.
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Shariah law comes to America
- Thread starter Kangaroo Feathers
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I misinterpreted it from the depth of my antiquity.
So even he judges Wallet Photo Guy to be in the alt left, eh.
Maybe he just thinks the wallet photo guy is ok, maybe he's a racist holding a white power symbol dog whistling to his white supremacist masters. Who knows anymore?!?
Keep in mind that the alt right is made up of people who identify themselves as alt right.
Calling somebody alt left is just juvenile name calling.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
You're pretty blind or just pulling the ignorance card. The bill was blocked. And yes blocked by Republicans. Get up-to-date with it.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
I wasn't claiming there was an "alt left", but rather what could be considered the closest equivalent.
Perhaps you're just trying to excuse being one of them, eh.
Seriously though, see also post #67 to understand the conversation.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Regardless of the bill and its fate, let's not pretend that evangelicals and their desire to legislate their religious views aren't a big part of the GOP.
I understand the conversation. You are debating about the accuracy of your name calling.
Continue, by all means.
Juvenile minds enjoy juvenile humour.
You should try humor some time.
It eases stress.
It's funny because you take it seriously to begin with. That's the joke.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Yes, they definitely do. Those who are Islamic apologists, going on about how all white people are racists, protesting and hating free speech, shunning opposing viewpoints, and demanding others live by their own code of ethics. They are just as bad as the alt-Right. They are both a great danger to political and social stability, and anyone and everyone who has any shred of value for liberty and freedom.
Rational Agnostic
Well-Known Member
This is a bill that was "introduced" but will never pass. You are getting worked up over something that doesn't exist. But of course, the proposed bill is absolutely horrendous and we should all do whatever we possibly can to make sure a bill like this never passes in America. But I think it's a safe bet that it never will.
Rational Agnostic
Well-Known Member
Ahh yes, good ol' Social Justice--the new version of Christianity where the "original sin" that we all need to feel guilty about is being born white.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I've never made the connection before, but it does seem fitting. It's not Christianity, but they do want us to all feel just as pathetic, guilty, and miserable about life.
I also don't lump it in with social justice, as things such as the Civil Rights Act and Women's Suffrage are social justice.
Rational Agnostic
Well-Known Member
True. I meant modern-day "SJW" type social justice I guess. Nietzsche would say they and Christians are one in the same. They are all people who want to ruin life by making people feel guilty and miserable.
ecco
Veteran Member
What does this have to do with Sharia Law?
The bill was introduced by...
Tony Dale Tinderholt is a Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives from Arlington, Texas. In 2017, a Rice University study said that Tinderholt was the fourth most conservative representative in the Texas House. Wikipedia
Tinderholt explained why he introduced the bill:
"I don't think that there should be any exceptions to murder, no matter what. So, if this child was out of the womb and it was a child that was born out of rape or incest, no one would be OK with killing a child. I look at it like that child is a child in the womb,
"I don't think that there should be any exceptions to murder, no matter what. So, if this child was out of the womb and it was a child that was born out of rape or incest, no one would be OK with killing a child. I look at it like that child is a child in the womb,
He is a good Catholic who believes personhood begins at conception.
Unlike most good Catholics, he has been married five times...
Spouse(s)
(4) Bethany Tyler (m. 2009);
(3) Tamara Dawn Levan (m. 2002, div. unknown date);
(2) Tammy J. Land (m. 1996, div. unknown date);
(1) Kimberly Ann Johnson (m. 1990, div. 1994 & m. 1995, div. 1996;
(4) Bethany Tyler (m. 2009);
(3) Tamara Dawn Levan (m. 2002, div. unknown date);
(2) Tammy J. Land (m. 1996, div. unknown date);
(1) Kimberly Ann Johnson (m. 1990, div. 1994 & m. 1995, div. 1996;