Delmar's POD 7-24-14
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whitestone
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I'll tell you why I said what I did in the second post,,,on the east coast voting begins at 7:am Its still 4:am in Texas and 3:am in new Mexico and 2:am in California,,,so http://biblehub.com/greek/4982.htm by the time the election is over (at 5pm on the east coast,and the electoral votes have decided the President),,it is "2 in the afternoon in California,and everyone is getting in their cars to go vote",,,,
whitestone
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whitestone
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LOL<I still miscounted the times "they should be 1 hour apart except Alaska and Hawaii ,,,at the bottom of the link is the converter,,,lol
in that case, a vote for mccain is two votes against bammy
you're waiting for the ballot to read "Jesus Christ"? :freak:
JosephR
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in that case, a vote for mccain is two votes against bammy
you're waiting for the ballot to read "Jesus Christ"? :freak:
Close, but yes, waiting for the promise . And not joining any side other then righteousness . The ballot will read truth
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The problem with your analogy is that the person defending themselves is in no way equal in potential for violence as the one with the gun or the club.
Here's your analogy with some added details: What do you do if you are a little kid, with no where to run, and two healthy warriors are coming at you with gun and club. What do you do?
A better analogy would be you, the little kid in 2nd grade trying to get your hat back from the 2 big 8th graders that are throwing it between them. What you do is: don't play the game.
I'm not a coward, but I understand why many are.
then you don't get your hat back :idunno:
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jeremysdemo
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I cannot not even believe trollso is even aloud to post here again...
there goes the neighborhood.
there goes the neighborhood.
That's not true. Whenever kids would try that game with me I would walk away. Since I refused to play they weren't having any fun so they stopped playing and I always got my stuff back.
And when it comes to the lesser of two evils it is not always the most obvious evil that is the greater.
whitestone
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thats exactly correct I think. In post #2 (this was an actually experience,not an analogy). Now I was rather shocked to be sitting there(watching from my car) at 4:15 and voting was still in progress,the radio was saying bush had won the election and there was a group of bush supporters gathered together celebrating.
I almost got out to go and vote but the ones that were still trying to get up to the voting booths(tents set up on lawn) were being taunted by the group because the election was already over(electoral votes),,,the deputies finally came out and backed them up and let the others go and Finnish voting.
I then thought "well it's already over so why do I need to vote". I had never paid much attention to it because most other elections could not get a clear total count of electoral votes that quickly. But then is when I understood that from my location(central time zone) eastward is who is actually choosing the President(it's a waste of time for those west of the central time zone to vote).,,,or they have to choose their fight,they need to do the,,"early voting",,,
Here is the tricky part.
3 Now the serpent was more subtil than any beast of the field which the Lord God had made.
John Boehner is not the lesser of two evils. Not even close. If he wanted to stop Obama, he could have done it 5 years ago. He is very much on the exact same page as that illegal alien from Kenya.
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