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Thank you. I appreciate the reply. As I have said , I have not followed the issue and am unaware of a lot of the particulars.
Really? It's quite a story and like all good paranoid tales it'll probably never die. I don't know if there's a summary or a timeline anywhere of all the ins and outs and the delightfully slimy cast of characters, but you'll find hours of entertainment by googling "obama" "birth certificate".
Muslims do not believe in Christ hence they do not use CHRISTian names.
Once again, chum, there are no "Christian names." As for "believing in" Christ, it depends on what you mean by "believing in" but I won't derail on that account.
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i would think they would know a little more about it than you.
They are entitled to be as ridiculous about names on the Muslim side as some folks are on the Christian side, but I am not obliged to pretend that an Arabic name does not have the same meaning to an Arab Muslim, an Arab Christian, and an Arab atheist.
Some names are more popular with Muslims, no doubt, for historical or other reasons, but that is hardly a reason for any sane Christian to recoil from them.
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"Selecting a Christian name or a Bible name for your baby is an important decision for parents. The chosen Christian name or Bible name can affect the child's perception of itself and of others. It reflects both the beliefs and the culture of the parents"
One stupid quote from a Muslim guide, one stupid quote from a Christian guide. Hey, at least you're balanced.
During high school, Barack chose to go by the nickname 'Barry'. Many young people experiment with changing their names to try to form their own identity. I changed the spelling of my name from Jill to Jyl, to distinguish myself from 2 friends who were also named Jill.
But instead of simply accepting it as a childhood identity experiment, those who hate him because he's black (and let's be honest, those people do exist, even if everyone who disagrees with his policies don't fall into that category), take great joy in using 'Barry' as an attempt to insult him for some twisted reason.
Soetoro is his step-father's last name, though President Obama was never legally adopted, nor did he take that name as his own. But since his step-father was a Muslim, tagging President Obama with Mr. Soetoro's last name allows the racist haters to imply that President Obama is a Muslim.
It's a sick, twisted way of being disrespectful, dishonest and hateful towards our President. Period.
Thank you. I appreciate the info.
Your last sentance is a thing of the times. I look at how Judge Bork was "disrepected'". hence the term "Morked". I remember John Tower asking, "what office do I go to to regain my reputation".
And I can always bring up President Bush and the "sick, twisted way of being disrespectful, dishonest and hateful towards our President".
If one side is going to dish it out, they have to be able to take it.
During high school, Barack chose to go by the nickname 'Barry'. Many young people experiment with changing their names to try to form their own identity. I changed the spelling of my name from Jill to Jyl, to distinguish myself from 2 friends who were also named Jill.
But instead of simply accepting it as a childhood identity experiment, those who hate him because he's black (and let's be honest, those people do exist, even if everyone who disagrees with his policies don't fall into that category), take great joy in using 'Barry' as an attempt to insult him for some twisted reason.
Soetoro is his step-father's last name, though President Obama was never legally adopted, nor did he take that name as his own. But since his step-father was a Muslim, tagging President Obama with Mr. Soetoro's last name allows the racist haters to imply that President Obama is a Muslim.
It's a sick, twisted way of being disrespectful, dishonest and hateful towards our President. Period.
Thank you for the info. I appreciate it.
However I have to reply to your last sentence.
I wish that type of thing didn't happen either. However, if you (not you personaly) can't take it, don't dish it out.
Remember Judge Bork? "In both popular and right-wing parlance, "borking" now means to vilify and defame".
How about John Tower? "What office do I go to to get my name back".
And there is always President Bush and the " sick, twisted way of being disrespectful, dishonest and hateful towards our President. Period".
And I can always bring up President Bush and the "sick, twisted way of being disrespectful, dishonest and hateful towards our President".
If one side is going to dish it out, they have to be able to take it.
I wish it didn't happen at all to either side.
Sorry, not the same.
That doesn't mean that people using names such as 'Shrub' weren't intentionally disrespectful of then-President Bush. It was disrespectful.
But it wasn't a sick way of being dishonest about his background.
The equivalent nickname for Barack Obama to 'Shrub' for Bush would be, say, 'Bambi'. That would be an example of a way of disrespecting President Obama, but does not bear the connotation that the user is a hateful racist who intends to misrepresent something significant about the President.
I wish neither side did it, too. But in this case, Barry Soetoro /= Shrub.
That doesn't mean that people using names such as 'Shrub' weren't intentionally disrespectful of then-President Bush. It was disrespectful.
But it wasn't a sick way of being dishonest about his background.
The equivalent nickname for Barack Obama to 'Shrub' for Bush would be, say, 'Bambi'. That would be an example of a way of disrespecting President Obama, but does not bear the connotation that the user is a hateful racist who intends to misrepresent something significant about the President.
I wish neither side did it, too. But in this case, Barry Soetoro /= Shrub.
Then you haven't read what has been posted about Bush.
Once again, chum, there are no "Christian names." As for "believing in" Christ, it depends on what you mean by "believing in" but I won't derail on that account.
That doesn't mean that people using names such as 'Shrub' weren't intentionally disrespectful of then-President Bush. It was disrespectful.
But it wasn't a sick way of being dishonest about his background.
The equivalent nickname for Barack Obama to 'Shrub' for Bush would be, say, 'Bambi'. That would be an example of a way of disrespecting President Obama, but does not bear the connotation that the user is a hateful racist who intends to misrepresent something significant about the President.
I wish neither side did it, too. But in this case, Barry Soetoro /= Shrub.
As far as Soetoro goes, the only disrespect that could come from that, considering his mother was married to him for 15 years, would be that he was a capitalist and more like a "Sunday morning" Muslim.
Unless of of course you're just obtusely sensitive to anything you're not familiar with.
My name is Christopher and I'm not a Christian...just sayin'
And, I listened to about 3 minutes of your original video and heard Obama talking a lot ABOUT Islam but didn't hear him say anything about being Muslim. Since I don't really like Obama and don't care to listen to another 7 minutes of him speaking, can you point me to the exact moments where he 'admits he is a Muslim'?
Thank you
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