An appreciation of people with strong moral fiber never was one of your attributes shag.
BTW, I was able to find an old photo of you during your military days:
Muhammad Ali refuses to fight in Vietnam (1967)
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An appreciation of people with strong moral fiber never was one of your attributes shag.
BTW, I was able to find an old photo of you during your military days:
shagster01
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So you have zero respect for any accomplishment of anyone that might have a racist background? Our forefathers, for example?An appreciation of people with strong moral fiber never was one of your attributes shag.
BTW, I was able to find an old photo of you during your military days:
Thanks for acknowledging that Mo Ali was a racist:
"No, I am not going ten thousand miles from home to help murder and burn another poor nation simply to continue the domination of white slave masters of the darker people the world over..".
Regarding our Founding Fathers (which you know nothing about) : You mean the ones that wrote "All men are created equal"?
BTW: I've been meaning to tell you: your signature is a lie:
Several unanimous Supreme Court decisions, and virtually every jurist
and scholar in the world agrees that the Common Law is based on
Christian principles and has a long Christian history. Jefferson, in an
anti-Christian fit of irrationalism, claimed otherwise. He was wrong.
http://vftonline.org/EndTheWall/commonlaw.htm
shagster01
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That's like saying you could serve the Muslim church in a non-religious way but you are a coward.
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No, we left. Big difference.
Arthur Brain
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Why was that?
ok doser
lifeguard at the cement pond
we forced the vc to the paris peace accords and promised the south Vietnamese that, if the vc violated the terms, we'd support them
scumbag leftist trash like tom hayden abandoned them, allowing the whole region to descend into a maelstrom of killing
shagster01
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That's like being down 10 points in a basketball game, taking your ball and going home and saying, "You didn't beat me. I left."
leaving is a forfeit. A forfeit is a loss.
Put a white hood over his head and you'd think a Grand Wizard from the KKK was speaking.
shagster01
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I don't know if he was or not. I don't care either.
..yet owned slaves, and wouldn't let women or non-land owners or Native Americans vote. Yeah those ones.
See, black men weren't considered men to them. Later they would at least get to be 3/5ths of a man though.
It's a quote from a founding father. You know, those people you admire.
Only in an alternate dope smoking reality. Even your muslim hero acknowledged the *** kicking mother green and her killing machine gave to the commies in battle.
Quote Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
Thanks for acknowledging that Mo Ali was a racist:
Anyone with at least two living brain cells could figure out that he was...oh wait.
Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior
Regarding our Founding Fathers (which you know nothing about) : You mean the ones that wrote "All men are created equal"?
Again, you know nothing about the Founding Fathers. I notice that you're silent on the subject of Islam and slavery (It just isn't any fun for the doper if he can't bash Christians).
Speaking of Native Americans: How do you think the late Muhammad Ali would feel about a white guy marrying an American Indian woman and having mixed race children together?
Still admire the guy shag?
Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior
BTW: I've been meaning to tell you: your signature is a lie:
Several unanimous Supreme Court decisions, and virtually every jurist
and scholar in the world agrees that the Common Law is based on
Christian principles and has a long Christian history. Jefferson, in an
anti-Christian fit of irrationalism, claimed otherwise. He was wrong.
http://vftonline.org/EndTheWall/commonlaw.htm
You obviously read the quote somewhere and saw it as an opportunity to bash Christianity without doing any research.
Thanks for acknowledging that Mo Ali was a racist:
Anyone with at least two living brain cells could figure out that he was...oh wait.
Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior
Regarding our Founding Fathers (which you know nothing about) : You mean the ones that wrote "All men are created equal"?
Again, you know nothing about the Founding Fathers. I notice that you're silent on the subject of Islam and slavery (It just isn't any fun for the doper if he can't bash Christians).
Speaking of Native Americans: How do you think the late Muhammad Ali would feel about a white guy marrying an American Indian woman and having mixed race children together?
Still admire the guy shag?
Quote: Originally posted by aCultureWarrior
BTW: I've been meaning to tell you: your signature is a lie:
Several unanimous Supreme Court decisions, and virtually every jurist
and scholar in the world agrees that the Common Law is based on
Christian principles and has a long Christian history. Jefferson, in an
anti-Christian fit of irrationalism, claimed otherwise. He was wrong.
http://vftonline.org/EndTheWall/commonlaw.htm
You obviously read the quote somewhere and saw it as an opportunity to bash Christianity without doing any research.
shagster01
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I'm most certainly not silent on it. ALL slavery is wrong.
No idea what he'd think. Don't care either.
As an athlete and competitor, absolutely.
shagster01
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When people are taken against their will, for sure. If you sell yourself, then you were compensated, but it would depend on the particular case.
As a libertarian, I am very much anti-socialism. It's closer to theocracy than to libertarianism.
None of the Muslims I know personally own or agree with slavery. Any muslim that does is wrong in that stance.
Then you are in line with what God says in the Bible.
Exodus 21
16 “He who kidnaps a man and sells him, or if he is found in his hand, shall surely be put to death.
And yes, selling yourself (stupidity) is regulated to protect those that would do such a thing to themselves.
Except you vote for Democrats, so your statement doesn't mean...anything.
shagster01
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I voted for Gary Johnson last election, Ron Paul before that, and Gary Johnson will get my vote this year again.
The last time I voted for a major party was when I stupidly voted for GW Bush in 2000.
In 2004 I was not in the country and didn't vote.
Smoke some weed and vote for Gary