Oh please. Will you and the rest of your ZOG-fighting brethren please put on clean underwear and get some therapy ?

It’s too bad that for real conservatives like me, our movement has the great unwashed like you for its poster children. At least liberals can spell. I quote your post, which you wrote with no discernible sense of irony:

“You’re too friggin stupid to figure out that we’re fed up with your corrupt manipulations with the murderer Ted Kennedy and the indentity thief Chuck Shummer!!!”

One ‘n’ in identity, champ; one ‘m’ in Schumer. And a ‘c’, too, if you don’t mind. And what on earth are you speaking of ?

As for the ACLU attacking Christianity: well, Jesus is a big boy. He can take care of himself. The ACLU attacks bigotry and narrowmindedness. So I can see why you feel put upon.

Have fun with your little ‘citizen’s vigilance committee,’ you great baboon. And remember, it’s never too late to learn phonics.

Why is it that, as Christ preached honesty, too many Christian leaders must use deceit to further their beliefs?

In the first place, they were not and are not attacking the Christian religion. The point was to bar government from promulgating “sectarian” prayer of any kind. To say they were attacking Christianity is a dishonest spin of the facts.

And from the Family Research Council website: ["The Fredericksburg City Council's new prayer policy, however, now bans opening prayers only if they mention Jesus' name." and, "Once again, the ACLU "bristles with hostility" to the Christian religion."]

The City Council’s new policy does not ban prayer only if it mentions Jesus. It bans sectarian prayer (the mention of any particular religious figure, such as Brahma, Buddha, Mohammad, etc. Nor does the council ban anyone from saying a prayer. Councilman Hashmel Turner may continue saying opening meeting with prayer so log as it is not sectarian. As an arm of the government, the First Amendment disallows Turner from recognizing/furthering a particular religion.

Further, it is dishonest to state that the ACLU “‘bristles with hostility’ to the Christian religion. Note the following:

http://www.aclu.org/religion/frb/16040prs20020417.html

ACLU of Rhode Island Files Appeal on Behalf of Christian Prisoner Barred from Preaching at Religious Services

ACLU of Michigan Defends Catholic Man Coerced to Convert to Pentecostal Faith in Drug Rehab Program

ACLU Files Lawsuit to Protect Religious Liberty of Imprisoned Asylum Seeker

There are more of which you can research.

The only reason why the ACLU seems to go after Christians more is that this country is by far predomanatly Christian, and being the dominate religion, too many times we try to use the power of government to advance our beliefs. Shouldn’t Christians value honesty?

If your life was so great, you wouldn’t waste it spending nights on the internet trying to make everyone else feel bad about theirs. I know its lonely in oblivion, but a decent person wouldn’t want to drag others into their loathsome pit of meaninglessness. You really need to toughen up.

It is happening all across the nation. The ACLU sue city counsil after city counsil over praying in Jesus name. They don’t sue to stop all prayer, but in every case the target has been Christian prayer. They even f…

“Sure. You want people to believe they are biological accidents, and have no real value, but I’m the bigoted one.”

Yes, you are. You’re a homophobe. Keep complaining about the mistreatment of Christians even while many of those selfsame douche bags are forever trying to bar gays from certain jobs, keep them from having monogamous and intimate relationships, and more.

Evolution doesn’t imply that people are “biological accidents” (insemination and impregnation has something to do with the production of people, no?) or that their lives are without value, although I’m not surprised that you, with your absent grasp on science, believe that it does. But even if this were the case, so what? Does that fact that we’re not here for any higher purpose or to serve nonexistent, ugly, psychotic skygods imply that we can’t make anything of ourselves and our lives? Of course not.

I have no quarter with the supernatural creations of human beings, and my life is great; you believe you were put here by God, and your life is still worthless. What does that tell you?