Catholics can only vote for..

republicanchick

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That doesn't make any sense. One is the Constitution. The other is not.

For someone who talks about politics so much, you sure seem like you could use a refresher on the civics basics.

looks like you could use a refresher course

in logic


you know how it goes: glass houses...


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republicanchick

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. I was just pointing out that the phrase doesn't appear in the Constitution. Did you at least double-check to see if I was lying?

I just happened to temporarily forget that it was the Declaration

but also, again, I have always tended to put those 2 documents together, in my head, which I feel all Americans should do...

These days, a lot of so called Americans aren't appreciating either document...

and you are lying by claiming I said you were lying.. I said truth-twisting...

figures... Liebarrels lie.. It's what they do


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Caledvwlch

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I just happened to temporarily forget that it was the Declaration

but also, again, I have always tended to put those 2 documents together, in my head, which I feel all Americans should do...

These days, a lot of so called Americans aren't appreciating either document...

and you are lying by claiming I said you were lying.. I said truth-twisting...

figures... Liebarrels lie.. It's what they do


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You called me a Liebarrel. Thought that implied lying. My bad. :chuckle:
 

republicanchick

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I'm surprised no one jumped on me for insinuating that even non-Catholics should vote according to Catholic moral theology (b/c God's laws don't change from one preferred [by humans] theology to another...)


hmmm...


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