E pluribus unum?

[john258]

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@rk9152wrote:

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@gordyflwrote:

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Well phrased, Tom.

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You missed the point. He said SAY and that is true. The far right has changed SAY to DO.

[rk9152]

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@gordyflwrote:

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Well phrased, Tom.

[gordyfl]

[muskats]

As for Milania, I’m so glad that you’re perfect! 🤣

[alferdpacker]

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@rk9152 wrote:

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@MIseker wrote:

well, the wingers did toss e pluribus unum for in god we trust. better to divide us into groups by  your god than unite the many into one.

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You got that right. Those "wingers" (leftwingers) are all about dividing us - man/women, black/ white, straight/gay/etc., those with religion/atheists, and so on.

Putin/Trump will separate decent honorable humans from their RWNJ Republican/Conservative folowers.

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[rk9152]

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@MIseker wrote:

well, the wingers did toss e pluribus unum for in god we trust. better to divide us into groups by  your god than unite the many into one.

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You got that right. Those "wingers" (leftwingers) are all about dividing us - man/women, black/ white, straight/gay/etc., those with religion/atheists, and so on.

[alferdpacker]

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@MIseker wrote:

well, the wingers did toss e pluribus unum for in god we trust. better to divide us into groups by  your god than unite the many into one.

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When Thomas Jefferson wrote "separation of church and state" in 1802, he was echoing the words that Roger Williams, founder of the nation's first Baptist congregation and founder of Rhode Island Colony wrote in 1644 - "A hedge or wall of separation between the garden of the church and the wilderness of the world"

When Rhode Island Colony was founded, it was the only colony whose government did not require that colonists be of a mandated religious belief.

The letters and writings of the founders made it unmistakably clear that separation of church and state was a plain and obvious included necessity of the first amendment that was so obvious and plainly understood that it didn't even need to be mentioned.

The Supreme Court has repeatedly verified that separation of church and state is a Constitutional Mandate.

Prayer is completely unnecessary for the operation of this secular nation. 

[afisher]

those in Iowa "pray for Wealth" - that is how disgusting the Religious right has transformed the dunderheads who fall for the evangelical con artist lies ....they are also donald supporters, sigh.  

[MIseker]

well, the wingers did toss e pluribus unum for in god we trust. better to divide us into groups by  your god than unite the many into one.

[umbarch64]

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@IconoClast wrote:

Within two months of Donald J. Trump's inauguration as president of the USA, this divisive sludge of hate has emerged from the political quagmire:

<paraphrase>

PRAY FOR AMERICA 911 will hold prayer meetings in churches, restaurants, and halls to pray for [the United States of America] in every way. Join us in praise, prayer, and worship to ignite the heart of God's blessings on our nation and to unite in the body of Christ through prayer, praise, and worship so that His glory upon us will shine throughout the world. Quarterly praise and worship gatherings will be in different towns. It's Time 911.

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Yeah....well, this was bound to happen.  It's been visible every step along the way to the final RRR takeover.  Thanks for the reminder.