I see you're in Michigan... here in Texas, "Son of a bitch needed killing" is still a valid defense to prosecution!
Eli
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I see you're in Michigan... here in Texas, "Son of a bitch needed killing" is still a valid defense to prosecution!
Eli
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No, it's not. Killing someone who wasn't an actual threat to your life or safety is and always has been murder.
And since you brought it up - was born in Hurst back in '92, moved to Michigan in '03, spent February 2011 through most of October 2013 back in Texas helping dad. I know damn well what the law says in both our state penal codes - and you're flat-out wrong.
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You are taking everything a little too seriously there man.
You're the one that needs to tone it down a little. Geez... Take a zanax
BIGPAPIGREG
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yep. All these threads turn out the same on this forum. And anywhere this subject content is discussed actually.
zincwarrior
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zincwarrior
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"He needed killin your honor " is an old joke actually (at least old wives' joke) I'll take his post as an attempt at that.
Who has the potato? I know there was a potato around here somewhere.
Quick question.
Why is it ok and the duty of a Christian to push their faith on everyone, but an attack if an atheist were to run around saying it's all nonsense.
And honestly, it is a small minority of atheists or non religious who actually push their beliefs on anyone, why Christians do it pretty often. Who is really "attacking" who here?
One side has a largely "live and let live" stance on beliefs, the other has a "live and tell everyone why they are wrong and should think what I think" stance.
Potato.
Quick question.
Why is it ok and the duty of a Christian to push their faith on everyone, but an attack if an atheist were to run around saying it's all nonsense.
And honestly, it is a small minority of atheists or non religious who actually push their beliefs on anyone, why Christians do it pretty often. Who is really "attacking" who here?
One side has a largely "live and let live" stance on beliefs, the other has a "live and tell everyone why they are wrong and should think what I think" stance.
Potato.
Blind Sniper
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Oh, I know it is - but it's a PITA to get emotion/sarcasm/inflection via text, so it's entirely possible I mis-read his (Eli's) post.
Blind Sniper
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I think YG was referring to all the "Group A/B/X is going to hell because of what they do!" bullshit. It ain't up to you to judge, buddy.
Seriously though. What happened to "love the sinner, hate the sin"?
NavyVet1959
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I have some relatives that definitely attempt to push their religion on you every time you see them if you are not a member of their particular church. It is rather annoying, so I seldom visit them. No real loss there. My world does not revolve around religion, so having it pushed on me every time I see them is a bit irritating. I don't tell them that I think that their 6000 year old Earth belief is ridiculous. I'm more than willing to let them believe whatever they want. Why do they insist on not returning the favor?
zincwarrior
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You're a poopy head. Now I have visions of a baked potato with cheese, butter, and bacon....mmmmm
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There's a difference between not giving a rat's ass (itchin's stance) and wanting it to be illegal (seems to be your stance), dude.
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