Meet Jeff Barth — He May Have Just Made the ‘Greatest Political Ad Ever’

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efialtis

Member Since: September 01, 2010

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  • @LEFTCOASTSLUT,
    To continue the bad punning…

    It isn’t the “oval office”, it is the “offal office”…

    Back to your normally scheduled blather…

  • If it has legitimate medical properties and purposes, then I don’t have a problem with regulating it like any other drug. But the question then becomes… if it is the THC, why would someone have to “smoke it”, why not extract or synthesize the THC and use that as a pharmaceutical?
    I don’t think we should just “legalize” it… look at smoking and alcohol… both legal and both cause thousands of deaths a year… do we really need to add to the “body count”?

  • Guess I had better go buy a few more before they go out of business…

  • if we do a simple reading, it is actually a “separation of STATE from CHURCH”… The first amendment prevents the STATE from designating an “official” religion, it prevents the STATE from treating any religion with preference, it prevents the STATE from interfering with religious beliefs…
    But it DOES NOT prevent religion from being involved with the STATE…
    It is only a one way street.
    Then you have some very poor interpretations of what the separation should be… but those interpretations were, I believe, more politically “expedient”.
    I believe, under the current belief of the “separation”, that the STATE is, more or less, prevented from taxing the CHURCH, lest it violate that separation.
    People are religious (or not) and they are also citizens, but Churches are not citizens or “corporations”, they aren’t “people”… therefore they should be exempt from taxes.
    This is, or course, only if the church doesn’t also have a “corporate” arm. I work for a church, I am also a “lay” clergy. I pay taxes, just like anyone else on my income from my job, but I don’t get paid for my services as a lay clergy. The division I work for pays taxes. The church, itself, does not pay taxes. This is correct and proper to keep that separation of church and state…

  • I guess that all depends on if you have a “professional” or a “lay” clergy.

  • The “wall of separation” between “church and state” prevents the “state” from taxing “churches”…

    They want it both ways… sorry folks, pick one. We either have a “separation” or we don’t.

  • There is also this thing called “separation of church and state”… The Government has no business being involved in a RELIGIOUS rite (marriage) when the Government’s only involvement is for “legal purposes” or the Civil/Contractual Law aspects of a “civil union” or “domestic partnership”.
    Get the Government out of Marriage, free up people to practice their religion (or not) and EVERYONE benefits from the equal application of the LAW (no more complaints of “gay rights” concerning “marriage”, etc)…

  • It isn’t just Hillary… the young woman in the back is also missing…

  • newspaper

    May 9, 2011 at 11:39am

    It isn’t just Hilary who was removed… it was ALL the women (2 of them) in the photo…
    Note the young woman’s face peeking out from behind the guy in the Blue Shirt in the very back… she is missing too…

  • I liked it. Nuff said.