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Hmm, speaking of Jesse Jackson, will they allow his body to lie in state when he passes?
We all know the answer to that.
And when Obama passes, rest assured that we'll see countless posts on the internet full of rage that he's allowed to lie in state, and half of them will be filled with racial slurs.
We all know how the game is played. If you're a evangelical "Christian" and white, you can do no wrong and everyone is supposed to put up with your crap.
Did Billy donate all his money to charity upon death? Lol - of course not.
And when Obama passes, rest assured that we'll see countless posts on the internet full of rage that he's allowed to lie in state, and half of them will be filled with racial slurs.
We all know how the game is played. If you're a evangelical "Christian" and white, you can do no wrong and everyone is supposed to put up with your crap.
Did Billy donate all his money to charity upon death? Lol - of course not.
Three die hard conservatives, sometimes referred to as deplorables and dotards and Trumpees by the other side are lying in the same bed and having the same position as three die hard liberals, when they normally go at each other's throats.
You can't prove me wrong, so you attack the messenger. Typical right-wing debate tactic. Go back to honoring the rich pastor who hated gays, just like Jesus would have done, lol...
You can't prove me wrong, so you attack the messenger. Typical right-wing debate tactic. Go back to honoring the rich pastor who hated gays, just like Jesus would have done, lol...
Who also , might I add, raised a very
bigoted son. Between that and not leaving all or some of his millions to the
poor makes you wonder who Graham really was deep down.
I had nothing against the man personally, but Billy Graham was a private citizen and religious figure not a politician, so why is he being afforded a priviledge normally reserved for Presidents and National political leaders?
Can you find me where dictates separation between church and state in the Constitution?
What the Constitution says is
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Amendment I. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.
I fail to see the word separation written in there, can you point it out to me?
The separation of church and state is a philosophic and jurisprudential concept for defining political distance in the relationship between religious organizations and the nation state.
Where was your concern when he was praying in the White House with every single American President in his lifetime?
That could be taken a few different ways. Maybe he was a political leader afterall. But then praying with presidents doesn't violate the First Amendment. If it did, we'd only allow atheists to be president.
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Why should his Jewish remarks be forgiven? Nah..hell no.
Jesse Jackson said Hymietown...it’s still used against him. Sharpton said “diamond merchants” once. Still used against him.
You don’t get a break because you’re white.
And what pastor would push the idea of killing people in a foreign nation that never did anything wrong to his country?
Still haven't gotten an answer to that question. I'd like to know where Jesus preached the 'goodness' of attacking countries that'd done nothing to us?
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