Beheading is not a style of execution that we would use, but I would certainly go for the death penalty.
-
Welcome to Baptist Board, a friendly forum to discuss the Baptist Faith in a friendly surrounding.
Your voice is missing! You will need to register to get access to all the features that our community has to offer.
We hope to see you as a part of our community soon and God Bless!
Your monday dose of Trump
- Thread starter Use of Time
- Start date
Beheading is not a style of execution that we would use, but I would certainly go for the death penalty.
Nobody said Iran was a religion and it was compared to nothing. Just a statement of fact.. You're just ranting again. Definitely a dumb assumption on your part.
Zaac
Well-Known Member
Just a shame. But again , a lot of you voted for a man who has no problem with everyone knowing he rejects Christ. Voting for Trump won't be much of a slide.
Not true. Most of us did not vote for Obama.
Thank you for that bit of info carpro.
Lol:
Republicans Denounce Trump But Opposition Stops There
"Republican Party leaders have been quick to denounce Donald Trump's idea to ban all Muslims from coming into the U.S., but while they condemn his latest bluster, their protestations stop short of steps to try to ensure Trump is not the Republican nominee.
The fear of angering his loyal supporters or risking a general election divide of the GOP has Republicans delicately trying to mitigate the backlash of his controversial plans without driving his supporters closer to Trump and further away from the party brand....."
Here's one of the traitors from the Miami cabal:
Top Jeb Bush political donor in Miami: I’ll vote for Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump
Top Jeb Bush political donor in Miami: I’ll vote for Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump
Names like Schnabel, Freeman, Spogli and Riordan absolutely tore up over Trump. But hey, Carl Icahn is still hanging with Trump.
Why so much Jewish fear and loathing of Donald Trump?
"There has been extraordinary, almost unhinged anxiety among some Jews about Donald Trump’s campaign for the GOP Presidential nomination. It has no solid basis, but unfortunately it does speak to their profound neurosis and alienation from the historic American nation.
It’s worth asking how, from the general Jewish point of view, Trump departs from the ideal presidential candidate. This ideal candidate is (1) predictably and fanatically pro-Israel; (2) predictably liberal/Left on social issues, particularly anything related to immigration and multiculturalism; and (3) in need of big campaign money contingent on satisfying (1) and (2). Jeb Bush, who was the early favorite of Sheldon Adelson and theRepublican Jewish Coalition, filled the bill quite well. But Bush now seems to be fading, with Adelson leaning toward Marco Rubio—he of the Gang of Eight Amnesty/Immigration Surge bill and saying all the right things about Israel and the Middle East.
Trump could hardly be more acceptable on Israel, given his statement that “We love Israel. We will fight for Israel 100 percent, 1,000 percent. It will be there forever.” [When it comes to Jewish ties, no GOP candidate trumps Trump, by Uri Heilman, Times of Israel, August 8, 2015] On the other hand, he does not come across as an ideal neoconservative candidate, having stated that he would not have invaded Iraq (strongly promoted by Israel, the neocons, and the Israel Lobby), opposes using US force for “nation-building,” another favorite neocon policy and one of the rationales for the Iraq invasion, and for his recent statements on Syria—that Putin’s support for Assad makes more sense than the US policy (“we don’t even know who we’re backing”)[Trump on Putin Controlling Syria: ‘OK, Fine,’ Him Fighting ISIS ‘Wonderful Thing,’ ‘Very Little Downside’, Breitbart.com, September 29, 2015
Additionally, of course, Trump has long-term business connections with Jews, Jews have highly visible positions in his campaign, his daughter has converted to Judaism and his grandchildren are being raised Jewish.
Nevertheless, despite all that, there have been many instances of well-connected, high-profile Jews expressing extreme anxiety about Trump. It seems to me that the common denominator here is nothing less than that they see Trump as undermining the elite consensus on immigration...."
"There has been extraordinary, almost unhinged anxiety among some Jews about Donald Trump’s campaign for the GOP Presidential nomination. It has no solid basis, but unfortunately it does speak to their profound neurosis and alienation from the historic American nation.
It’s worth asking how, from the general Jewish point of view, Trump departs from the ideal presidential candidate. This ideal candidate is (1) predictably and fanatically pro-Israel; (2) predictably liberal/Left on social issues, particularly anything related to immigration and multiculturalism; and (3) in need of big campaign money contingent on satisfying (1) and (2). Jeb Bush, who was the early favorite of Sheldon Adelson and theRepublican Jewish Coalition, filled the bill quite well. But Bush now seems to be fading, with Adelson leaning toward Marco Rubio—he of the Gang of Eight Amnesty/Immigration Surge bill and saying all the right things about Israel and the Middle East.
Trump could hardly be more acceptable on Israel, given his statement that “We love Israel. We will fight for Israel 100 percent, 1,000 percent. It will be there forever.” [When it comes to Jewish ties, no GOP candidate trumps Trump, by Uri Heilman, Times of Israel, August 8, 2015] On the other hand, he does not come across as an ideal neoconservative candidate, having stated that he would not have invaded Iraq (strongly promoted by Israel, the neocons, and the Israel Lobby), opposes using US force for “nation-building,” another favorite neocon policy and one of the rationales for the Iraq invasion, and for his recent statements on Syria—that Putin’s support for Assad makes more sense than the US policy (“we don’t even know who we’re backing”)[Trump on Putin Controlling Syria: ‘OK, Fine,’ Him Fighting ISIS ‘Wonderful Thing,’ ‘Very Little Downside’, Breitbart.com, September 29, 2015
Additionally, of course, Trump has long-term business connections with Jews, Jews have highly visible positions in his campaign, his daughter has converted to Judaism and his grandchildren are being raised Jewish.
Nevertheless, despite all that, there have been many instances of well-connected, high-profile Jews expressing extreme anxiety about Trump. It seems to me that the common denominator here is nothing less than that they see Trump as undermining the elite consensus on immigration...."
Bad spelling rating? Really, Alcott?
Zaac
Well-Known Member
It's okay ITL. One day you'll be able to get folks to rate everything you post as dumb too. I'm trying to see if I can get at least 400 negatives before the end of the year.Biggrin
I'm gonna have to get carpro and that man in Cali to get some of their friends to follow me lol so that they can DUMB rate everything multiple times.
I can do this!!!Cool
Just a friendly reminder that there are other political parties in the US than Republican or Democrat.
Could you please document that? I believe you ARE mistaken.
Huh? If that's a rating we can issue, I didn't even know about it.
Monday, December 14th
Trump's campaign released a statement today saying Trump would be "the healthiest individual ever elected should he win the race for the nation’s highest office."
http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/a...be-healthiest-president-don-t-ask-for-details
Because he says so.
Trump's campaign released a statement today saying Trump would be "the healthiest individual ever elected should he win the race for the nation’s highest office."
http://www.bloomberg.com/politics/a...be-healthiest-president-don-t-ask-for-details
Because he says so.
He does say that he will get along with Putin.Trump and his exercise partner:
Sent from my Motorola Droid Turbo using Tapatalk.