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• The Viral Video of a Gutsy 12-Year-Old Calling out a Motorcycle Cop for Parking on the Sidewalk

  May 8, 2013 at 11:30pm

  In reply to dig4gold.

  Excellent! Diplomacy! A lost art!

• The Viral Video of a Gutsy 12-Year-Old Calling out a Motorcycle Cop for Parking on the Sidewalk

  May 8, 2013 at 11:24pm

  Yes the law should be held accountable for their actions and there are times when they should be called out – but for serious, or at least quasi-serious infractions. Citizens want slack, right? We don’t want to be pulled over for going 5 miles over the speed limit, and we usually aren’t. We’re all human – do we really need to be put under a microscope by everyone? Children should be taught BOTH respect for authority AND courage to stand up to it and, most importantly, the wisdom to know when each action is appropriate.

• Ladies, Is This Marriage Proposal by QB Jay Cutler the Most Unromantic You’ve Heard Of?

  February 7, 2013 at 1:19pm

  Our society dumped romanticism when we decided everyone should have sex before marriage. Seriously, whenever anyone I know gets engaged, my feeling is not “how nice!” but “thank God!”. And when I see girls gushing over a proposal, when they’ve been living with a guy for 2 years, I want to vomit. What they are saying is “I guess I passed the test!” or “I’m so happy he thinks I’m good enough and didn’t dump me like the last 5 guys I lived with.” Women are toys. Cutler, unlike poor guys, isn’t playing the pretend game, he knows she thinks she’s lucky to be getting married.

• Listen to Univ. of New Orleans Sophomore’s Stirring Pro-Israel Speech: ‘That Thing We Said Would Never Happen Again Is Happening’

  February 1, 2013 at 9:19pm

  Chloe, did you just say that we don’t have to apologize for having superior values? Bless you – you give me a hope for the future.

• MSNBC Host: ‘I Thank God and Country…Abortion Was There to Save Me’

  January 26, 2013 at 12:11am

  Luke 9:25
  What good is it for a man to gain the whole world, and yet lose or forfeit his very self?
  Matthew 10:39
  Whoever finds his life will lose it

  I think that says it all.

• Hot Dog Vendor With Cart Destroyed by ‘Union Thugs’ Will ‘Pay Forward’ Community’s Support & Help Others Start a Business

  December 18, 2012 at 12:31pm

  Clint – you are awesome! Can we clone you?????????????????? Merry Christmas!

• Mayor Bloomberg: We Need an Assault Weapons Ban Because Mass Shootings ‘Only Happen in America’

  December 17, 2012 at 2:09pm

  In reply to sparkyrules.

  @valiant1776. Great post. Through the weekend, I have not been able to stop myself from imagining those terrified children in their last moments. But, thanks to you, I am reminded me an equally gruesome sight. Europe, 1939: The blurry gray photos of uniformed animals, lining up entire villages before the graves they were forced to dig – and the tumbling of families into the pit. Then there’s the one of the SS man with a gun pointed at a mother clutching her child seconds before a single bullet ended both their lives. Do I need to go on?

  We can outlaw guns, but never eradicate them. If the people do not have them, they tyrants will! Can we please switch the conversation to more fruitful debate, e.g., the mental stability of our culture!

• Guess Which Liberal Fox News Co-Host Goes All Out During the Holidays With Elaborate Christmas Light Display

  December 4, 2012 at 1:25pm

  In reply to sparky239.

  Send, You bring up good points. However, the bible also says that “If anyone will not work, neither shall he eat.” Also, it is clear in the first lines of Acts 5 that giving should be an act of the heart, not an act of compulsion.

  As I consider the role of Christianity in public policy, I keep coming back to this idea: If Christ wanted to overhaul government, and if in fact he was God, he could have defeated Caesar and brought in a whole new world order. But he didn’t. He wants hearts. The point of Christian giving, I think, is firstly to bring forth the humility and humanity of the giver; to alleviate the suffering of the recipient is the bonus.

  So, yes, if we all acting like Christians as you suggest, there would be no welfare system at all. We would just all be taking care of one another. But like most Christian precepts, the sacrifice is way too hard. (it is for me) So the problem is that as a Christian nation, we have the sensibilities to care for one another, but without the personal commitment we have no way to achieve those goals accept through government enforcement. So where do we go from here?

• Catholic Priest Tells Fox Hosts: ‘You Guys Look So Angry About This War on Christmas’

  December 2, 2012 at 4:02pm

  I think the founders were angry, too. Anger is sometimes appropriate. That is why we have the first amendment, so that people can channel their emotions in a non-violent way. “Be angry and so not sin”. Eph 4:26

• Catholic Priest Tells Fox Hosts: ‘You Guys Look So Angry About This War on Christmas’

  December 2, 2012 at 3:48pm

  I think the founders were probably angry, too. Some anger is appropriate. The reason we have freedom of the press is so that there will be a healthy outlet for emotions. “Be angry but do not sin”. Eph 4:26