he told a radio audience that God did not protect the children killed in the Newtown, Conn., massacre because of the Supreme Court decisions banning prayer and Bible reading in public schools.

The hacks using this situation for their agendas deserve a beatdown.

Moesart on December 23, 2012 at 7:15 PM

Moe, the ‘hacks’ are the libtards who are using the murder of innocent children as leverage to destroy the 2nd Amendment.

No matter how much you or the Lady are offended by the very idea, the hard truth is God will not come to save people who outright reject Him. Or NATIONS, for that matter. The entire message of Christian salvation is that you have to start by asking Him “I’m sorry for all I’ve done” before he can forgive you.

Even saving faith is no guarantee that you’ll die peacefully in your bed; the blood of martyrs would fill the Atlantic. How much more do you think people – an entire culture, even – that spits in His face can always count on Him to come save them from villains like some cosmic Batman?

Why is it so hard to understand that religion should be taught at home? Let school teachers teach readin’, writin’ and ‘rithmetic.

he told a radio audience that God did not protect the children killed in the Newtown, Conn., massacre because of the Supreme Court decisions banning prayer and Bible reading in public schools.

The hacks using this situation for their agendas deserve a beatdown.

Why? Is what separates say, Colombia and Venezuela really all that greater than what separates New York and Alabama, or Oklahoma?

Uh … yeah. Obviously. But your argument is silly. Determining whether some nation is “one nation” has nothing to do with trying to find two different nations that are very much alike. They’re still two different nations. I don’t know what goes through your mind to come up with these nonsensical points. Two unrelated people can look and act more alike than two siblings but that doesn’t mean that the siblings aren’t siblings.

Let alone Hawaii, Texas, or California.

ernesto on December 23, 2012 at 6:54 PM

The United States that used to exist (not the current American Socialist Superstate that shall soon split) shared a governmental structure and a governing architechture that was unique in the world. There were regional variances, of course, as that was part of that structure (the part that leftists like you worked so hard to kill to make Washington a national government rather than a federal government) but that doesn’t mean that we were not one nation. We certainly were. We no longer are, but we were.

Now, we have too many America-hating leftists who share nothing with Americans and hate the very idea of America – enough to twice elect an ineligible, retarded, dog-eating Indonesian retard who had no connection to American culture, at all, save his hate of it. Those people are not my countrymen and I want to have nothing to do with them. So, at this point this nation should split into two. The leftists should stew in their own totalitarian hell (that they yearn for) and I should be free to live in a nation that carries the American creed into the future, as I was born into America, not the American Socialist Superstate that I have no desire to be bound to in any way, nor those idiots who killed America to bring the A.S.S. into being.

ThePrimordialOrderedPair on December 23, 2012 at 6:51 PM

Why? Is what separates say, Colombia and Venezuela really all that greater than what separates New York and Alabama, or Oklahoma? Let alone Hawaii, Texas, or California.

It’s hard to argue that this was ever really one nation, given the definition of the term.

ernesto on December 23, 2012 at 6:50 PM

That’s retarded.

One nation proletariat under God Obama?

Fixed it for the author …

“The proletariat, whose state of wage-slavery is international, whose class enemy is international, whose liberation conditions are international, has no country. It will reach genuine freedom by gaining internationalist communist class consciousness and forming its international unity of struggle. Marxism, revealing that national borders are reactionary, that emancipation of humanity is possible only by abolishing nation-states by proletarian revolutions, aims at reaching the synthesis of world citizenship via voluntary fusion of nations.”

/Honest Obama voter (assuming you can find one …)

darwin on December 23, 2012 at 6:06 PM

It’s no one’s fault, really. It’s hard to argue that this was ever really one nation, given the definition of the term.

Bryan Fischer, spokesman for the American Family Association, told me that he saw the “nones” as proof that “the foundations of our culture are crumbling.” The Pew poll [20% of U.S. w/no religious affiliation], he said, “is one of the signs.” A couple of weeks after we spoke, he told a radio audience that God did not protect the children killed in the Newtown, Conn., massacre because of the Supreme Court decisions banning prayer and Bible reading in public schools. “God is not going to go where he is not wanted,” Mr. Fischer said.

Speechless.

Ladysmith CulchaVulcha on December 23, 2012 at 6:21 PM

Speechless? Why?

All life has free will, some more driven by others through self-preservation. The one form we know who exercises it is human life, and possibly, to some extent, animal life. So why is it so surprising that “God is not going to go where he is not wanted.?”

Personally, I have no idea where ‘God goes.’ For myself, that’s His biz, not mine. I only know I hope He hears me when I speak to Him. The last four years must’ve been an ear-bender to Him!

there is no god!
nathor on December 23, 2012 at 6:13 PM

There is a God and you’re not Him.

Bryan Fischer, spokesman for the American Family Association, told me that he saw the “nones” as proof that “the foundations of our culture are crumbling.” The Pew poll [20% of U.S. w/no religious affiliation], he said, “is one of the signs.” A couple of weeks after we spoke, he told a radio audience that God did not protect the children killed in the Newtown, Conn., massacre because of the Supreme Court decisions banning prayer and Bible reading in public schools. “God is not going to go where he is not wanted,” Mr. Fischer said.

Speechless.