User Profile: Clownzilla

Member Since: October 22, 2012

CommentsDisplaying Clownzilla's 10 most recent comments.

  • We had a local guy decide to take the Bible and make a Japanese style comic book out of it (aka. Anime). A lot of people were upset for him doing something so “radical” to a sacred book but ultimately people learned to embrace it. I REALLY don’t like comic books (especially Japanese style comic books) but I have to admit that it makes the Bible more exciting and approachable without diluting the context. On top of that Jesus look AWESOME!

  • He probably is mad at the parents also. Regardless, as a tax payer he would rather see the child get a lunch for that day then see all the other waste a typical school district goes through.

  • While I agree that an employee should not trash talk their current employer on social media sites without consequences (regardless if they are right or not) this policy should NOT be allowed in a public institution. Government is not the employer of the citizen, it’s the employee of the citizen. When the government acts up then the citizen has every right to call them out and punish them.

  • This is the problem with your reasoning. You are automatically assuming that pain isn’t a part of our human existence. Just because pain is unpleasant doesn’t not mean that it’s unnecessary. If an eternity exists beyond our earthly life then is the pain during our current existence that awful on an eternal time line? This is why I get along with Agnostics and can’t get along with Atheists. Atheists assume that THEIR ideas of something is an absolute truth when an Agnostic atleast acknowledges that he can’t know everything and there just might be something as great as a God that is beyond any rational earthly understanding (that is where faith comes into play).

  • These are the people that will end up doing the dirty work in the end. Just like the Killing Fields in Cambodia the farmers and factory workers were the people that were executing men women and children with farming tools. Face it, deep down the people who support Obama are weak minded regardless on what job they do or how many books they read. They WILL do what he commands and do it without thinking about what they are REALLY doing. It’s happened before in history (many times) and it will eventually happen again. God help us if it happen on American soil.

  • @Encinom

    I just pulled this from an article from USA Today just for a quick example:

    “Bus for Progress, a New Jersey non-profit that uses a red, white and blue bus to “drive the progressive change.” According to its website, its mission includes “support (for) progressive politicians with the courage to serve the people’s interests and make tough choices.” It got an IRS approval as a social welfare group in April 2011.”

    So it’s obvious that they were a political group and they got approval. The Tea Party groups that are applying (please note that not all Tea Party groups applied for this) were asking for NFP status because they were trying to get people to understand our Constitution and our Bill Of Rights which they believed were being violated. These specific groups never assisted conservative or even Tea Party politicians (even though the members probably did). THAT is social welfare if I ever seen one.

  • @Tony

    Explain the pork then? Explain the money that was allocated to pet projects several states away that could of been used for the disaster? If they are so compassionate then why did they see the need to skim some of that disaster money from the top. These are mafia style tactics we are talking about here.

  • Tell me about it! My family has lived in Missouri since the 1800′s and I have scrap books of some TERRIBLE storms that affected my family. This is bad but it’s in no way different than storms in the past. The only difference is the morals of the people involved. If congress tried to pass a pork filled “disaster” bill through congress decades ago then we would run their @#$@# out of office. Now it’s seen as the way the game is played and as a bonus is seen as “evil” when one votes against such bill.

  • @Tony

    So your OK that the Democrats put unnecessary pork in a bill that was going to help the disaster? Are you OK with your pain and suffering being used on projects nowhere near the disaster area? The bill was voted against by those who RESPECTED those in need. Yes, these disasters are bad but when are you people going to realize that the Democrats use pain for personal profit? As Missourian from a multiple generation Missourian family we know what tornado are (we have had bad tornados witnessed by our family since the 1800′s so don’t give me this global warming crap). The one thing we DO NOT tolerate is some crooked politician use our pain as a stepping stone for some pet project in other states. We had all sorts of civilians & churches from all over the state in Joplin WAY before a dollar was spent by the federal government. Maybe they should start thinking about using disaster money FOR DISASTERS before Democrats run their mouths off on how they care more than others.

  • What I don’t understand is that she made this quote when she knew a Tornado hit a town. So she is only apologizing when she noticed the devastation? How much devastation warranted an apology then? Is the cutoff point 1 person dead? 10 people dead? 25 people dead? She would of known that death was a VERY possible outcome of this tornado yet she still made the tweet. A lot of these Democrats have dark hearts and would kill their own grandma if it gave them the ability to get more people to like them.