CommentsDisplaying AmericanBumpkin's 10 most recent comments.

• Hong Kong Debuts Tiny, Pod-Like Hotel Rooms as a Place to Sleep for Cheap

  February 14, 2012 at 12:06pm

  fifth element meets the morgue….. that’s so creepy >.< i would have a panic attack

• ACLU Sues to Remove 10 Commandments Display From NM Courthouse Lawn

  February 14, 2012 at 10:59am

  In reply to IMCHRISTIAN.

  both answers are correct.

  http://www.examiner.com/spiritual-in-atlanta/thomas-jefferson-non-christian
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Jefferson#Religion

  Jefferson was a Deist, but also a christian in the sense he believed in following the moral teaching of Jesus in order to aspire to be a better person. However, he and our forefathers refused to acknowledge any one faith when creating the constitution, in order to protect the rights of those who were not Christian, and ones that came to our country to get away from the oppression of their former homelands. The founding father‘s didn’t want the government to be able to dictate a religion to the people and force everyone to conform to something because “religion should be a personal relationship between a man(person) and god”. They also didn’t want the (Catholic) Church to be able to sway legislative proceedings or indoctrinate laws for the people to abide by.

  Which is what the ACLU, the FFRF, and others i have gone through and found, are trying to reinforce the stance on neutrality within the government.

  and by the way… this whole War on Religion crap in the media is a ploy to turn americans against each other and keep us busy….
  i got tired of being a sheep. i recommend reading more than one or two news sites because, frankly, all of them have an agenda.
  lots o’ love to my fellow Americans.

• Woolly Mammoth in Viral Video Proved a Fake — So What Was It Then?

  February 14, 2012 at 10:13am

  In reply to Broncobuster.

  it’s a bear….

• Dad Who Shot Up Daughter’s Laptop With a .45 Says Cops Paid Him a Visit

  February 14, 2012 at 10:08am

  i think my parents would have taken a different approach… like a sledgehammer. they favor the Gallaghar method to destroying things.
  makes me glad i didn’t have my own electronics til college LOL

• ‘Unclean’: Ultra-Orthodox Newspaper Draws Outrage for Blurring Young Girls’ Faces

  February 3, 2012 at 3:39pm

  In reply to qzak491.

  dude, if you dont like women fine. but if you are the type who beleives only men should have any say in anything in the world, look what a terrific effing job that mentality has done.
  ask PETA to send you a goat for christmas or hannukah or ramadan or snooberry day or whatever.

• Family of Murdered Border Patrol Agent Files $25M Suit Against ATF

  February 1, 2012 at 10:59pm

  sue atf for several million, or several hundred million, and force them to remove holder from his position. then have holder pay each family $1 out of his own pocket and in person, plus back interest, indefinately for every day that the families suffers from the loss of their loved one.

• Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize Win Leads to Formal Investigation of Award

  February 1, 2012 at 4:08pm

  In reply to Dstarr55.

  remember his orriginal oath of office?
  “i solemly swear that i will execute the office of president faithfully”
  i know he re-took his oath, but it seems to me his actions coincide with the first version =/

• Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize Win Leads to Formal Investigation of Award

  February 1, 2012 at 4:01pm

  i never realized that the nobel peace prize was a “1984” world gov’t promotional mcguffin….
  i learned something new today.

• St. Valentine’s Day (Candy) Massacre: School Bans Candy, Pushes Origami Instead

  February 1, 2012 at 3:55pm

  In reply to Fully Caffeinated.

  Valentine had his sainthood removed about.. 30? years ago now. it hasnt had religios connotations in years. why not call it sweetheart’s day, or what it really has turned into: obligatory gratuitous sex day? personally its not a holiday i like, just cuz why set aside 1 day out of the year to show someone you love them with one grand gesture when you can show/tell them how you feel every day with smaller messages/gestures that actually have a bigger meaning?

  but i agree that schools are killing the fun parts of childhood. candy isnt good in large amounts but treats in small doses are good.

• St. Valentine’s Day (Candy) Massacre: School Bans Candy, Pushes Origami Instead

  February 1, 2012 at 3:42pm

  ya know, there is such thing as sugar-free candy, its not as good…. but you dont have to ban all the candy -_-
  and if they had taught origami in school when i was little, all the kids in my class would have been stoked.