Hilliary's America
POSTED BY: JEWELSTAITEFAN
UPDATED: Monday, September 26, 2016 02:14
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hi All..and thanks for the replies..
i need to first off correct an error.. ibelieve it was Rance, not Ranch?
now...on to Second's post.. and again, I'm not sure i'm tracking with you so i ask all to be gentle if I'm not interpretting correctly or if i'm misunderstood.
i've long been disgusted with the current education system take-aways...ask any high school kid.."what did Lincoln do" "oh..he freed da slaves" The end.
it was a harsh time in our nation's history..and he did things i don't approve of for sure.. I'll not use this post to run through history...to neither defend nor attack him..that's another whole road.. i live down here in the south where folks still know who pushed the hand that fired the first shot.
Beyond that, I'm not sure what point you're making...Hillary is a horrible person..that's my opinion..doesn't make a right wing cook..just stating what I believe about her...moving on.
to your post Shineygoodguy...and thanks again... I'll not justify one religion..say christianity, over another...I am a conservative Christian..there..it's out (grin)..but I'm not telling folks how to think and live... with islam, they have a stated goal of imposing their religion as law..and with that comes a whole lot of behavior controls...that's the contemporary I'm speaking of.. but there's also another religion that has taken hold in our country..it's the religion of Political Correctness...if i think differently.. I'm all of a sudden a racist, or a homophobe, or a..oh heck, the list is too long and the terminology I'm allowed to not use is growing so fast i can't keep up. for example
If two guys or gals love each other..fine...give them equal protection under the law to share financials, property, be allowed to visit the hospital when one is sick,etc...but don't have the govt force another person to go against their beliefs in the process...and this current govt is only pressing christians...they don't dare tell a muslim faith to honor the rules of gaydom. now it sound slike i'm derailing the thread, and I don't want to go down any of these rabit holes...I'm saying there are very prominent issues in our society today that are showing up as street protests, or violent acts of murder and mayhem because i believe the current leadership is everything that the crew of Serenity was determined to move beyond, to rise above....anyway...let me freshen up the paint on the target on my back.. I'm 59, married to the same gal for 39 years, raise 4 wonderful kids who have families of their own. I work hard at a day job and work even harder at a small side business. I like my guns almost as much as i do my guitars. I have mixed race in my family, and if you saw photos of some of our kids weddings you'd see my daughter with her lifelong best friend and brides maid of honor who is black. My black neighbors knew who to call on when their home caught on fire and they found themselves at our dinner table. I'll stand to defend those in need and have multiple times provided my company's services for gay events, and while I'm not looking to have sex with them, i have several guys whom I'll openly tell them i love them, and we have done anything for each other that our families needed. I have managed to live life peacefully all this time but if pushed, you will find me with a bible in one hand and a gun in the other.. I'm happy to offer either one for those who come looking. As Mal would say "I'm a bad man" .. I recognize that..but I choose to do good...
I want ya'll to know, I really appreciate everyone on here...didn't plan to agree, hope I've not stirred the pot too much...enjoy that fact that this sight has been up for so long and has such depth.
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Hey Old Guy,
First off let me say, I appreciate that you spoke your piece, straight up like a man. That is rare these days, so I just want you to know that. I'm at work so I can't take too much time right now, but I like how you expressed
yourself and gave an account of who you are. I thought I'll briefly do the same.
I don't like labels, so I'll just say that I'm mixed also. Born and raised in the good old USA. I believe in God but not the way most folks do. Since I was a boy I've always questioned why people behave like they do, especially those that go to church. This has been in me and nothing to do with my upbringing. My mom and grandma were my biggest influences. Hate bullies, hypocrites and arrogant people. Love freedom, a good woman and kids. They should be protected no matter what.
I feel that people should be straight up with each other, and that we all bleed red so we shouldn't feel superior to another because of skin color.
That's just wrong. Everyone has a right to be heard, oh and I believe in
the freedoms we were promised in the Constitution. Common sense is key, as is respect.
That's just my short list.........ha! The rest we'll learn as we go along.
Welcome.
SGG
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:Quote:
Originally posted by OLDGUY:
and this is 'forum typing' so I may misunderstand..
but off the top of my head while I choke down some lunch at my desk..
one running theme with River...the concept of the Alliance looking to change our thinking, to make us "better" make us more compliant on one hand...culminated in his speech on serenity just after witnessing Miranda and prepping for the fight.
my work brings me into the state of NC..where the new mayor this year, faced with so many opportunities and challenges for the city...growth, commerce, law enforcement...her first real effort was to bipass the state legal system and impose a transgender bathroom "law". Now I'm an old guy, so I'm still trying to wrap my brain around how and why we want to base laws around how someone might be "feeling"...cause right now folks seem happy to support that one poor but enlightened soul who feels like...oh never mind..point is...do we then force restaurants to have a seperate dining solution so that folks with eating disorders don't have to sit where they can see other people eating mashed potatoes?? ..where does it stop when a powerful govt starts making laws for the exceptions?
how bout the episode "safe"..it looked like it was targeting those crazy church cult christian folks who in their primitive minds believed in witches, etc...my favorite lines btw are at the end of that one.. as Zoe and Mal are walking into town "what's that make us?.. Big Damn heros...ain't we just... " and yet today, those same backwards cultist exist but our govt is more concerned with enabling sharia law thinking while looking to continue to punish other religions
Heart of Gold - depicts a localized aristocratic ruler who abuses, leverages betrayal, and will kill those who defy...I could impose Hillary's face on the Ranch Burgess character with her (yes I believe) history of dealing with Bill's women issues, her own men issues (yes Chelsea certainy does look like ol Hubble)
I love my Firefly and could probably do this for each and every episode and the movie..not sure that folks would agree with my take on em...but in my eyes, it just seems that the overall flavor and theme of the series holds very true today..
I agree these obviously apply today, with Libtards running amok and emulating The Alliance of Domination. But I was asking about Bush-centric views. Sorry if I was unclear.
I am sorry you have been assaulted by others recently, as you had stated you would have avoided. But I had hoped you would have responded to this before others hijacked this thread in the way you had stated you did not wish to go.
I hope you have recuperated enough to reply now.
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
This film was far better than I expected.
It may be the best film I have seen this year, but i have not yet seen Midnight Special.
Well documented and woven into comprehensive progression, it also provides excellent references that even the most studious of history may have almost forgotten about. Only the greatest failures at historical interest or the most illiterate of history and fact would consider claiming that the many facts and truths shared in this work were anything but actual history. Libtards and other Democrats who watch this without covering their ears may likely find their heads exploding.
I find myself chagrined to be reminded that I had almost forgotten some of the excellent points in the tapestry.
I had forgotten the great contributions of fierce Republican Ida B. Wells. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ida_B._Wells
I had let lapse my recall of Carrie Buck. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrie_Buck
The forefront of my thoughts no longer included the accolades of the World's Greatest Fascists upon the Greatest Fascist (code for Democrat) of America, FDR.
The same applies to the First Assassination in American history of a Sitting Congressman (Anti-Slavery James Hinds, R-Ark, assassinated by Ku Klux Klan Democrat Official George Clark, of the Democrat Ku Klux Klan of Arkansas in 1968 - of course, shot in the back). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_M._Hinds
The film did also fairly point out the horrific actions of the Second Republican President in America.
But I don't know why the filmmakers pulled all of their punches regarding the Republicans passing the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
I do recommend it to anybody with a cerebrum, even if you think you can find a fact to dispute somewhere in it.
I look forward to hearing any so-called dispute of the truths shared in the film.
Recently it has been helpful to find here posters who are history-deniers and Democrat-delusionals which has refreshed my recall of history in convenient preparation for this viewing, and to help me understand how historical-illiterate so many here and in Hilliary's America have been, and insist on remaining.
Coda: After the end credits, an epilogue wrapping up a point from the body of the film.
I also forgot to mention the reportage of Davy Crockett, revered anti-Democrat because he was anti-slavery and opposed to Indian Removal, both Jackson and Democrat hallmarks. In the 1830 Crockett was a Representative in the House with the National Republican party, over 2 decades before the Republican Party which defeated Slavery by Democrats and the Democrat Party Slave Owners.
There is so much history and historical fact that is dismissed or denied by today's Democrats ashamed of their racist past (and how their racist continues today), so it is good to be reminded of the many righteous people in our gloried history, which would be the Republicans, or those who oppose the Democrats and their Slavery disciples, their Indian-removal practices and policies.
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Has anybody seen the website C is for Clinton?
http://cisforclinton.com/
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