Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Politics Ramsey on Cults and Drinkin' Kool-Aid 'Literally'
Posted by Jeff Woods on Tue, Aug 3, 2010 at 12:05 PM
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ramsey just does not get it ,our constitution is bedrock of our what we are as a country and denial of constitutional rights is unamerican,simply put it is not up to him and loonies like him to make exception to our laws,mr ramsey might as well declare himself al quida candidate because every time he opens his mouth he helps al quida and prove their point of view,mr ramsey one more try we are not at war with 9 m american muslims nor are we at war with 1.2 b muslims world wide we are at war with al quida and taliban ,we have 300000 soldiers and 400000 contractors in muslim countries fighting those groups along side muslims ,every time you open your pie hole you put our people in danger,STOP YOUR STUPIDITY AND IGNORANCE,.
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ha. i kind of don't disagree with this portion of Ramsey's response (though i trust our thought processes to get to this point are diametrically opposed) fundamentalist, homicidal maniacs are a serious problem.
but, to an admittedly lesser degree, so are fundamentalist maniacs who want to abolish hundreds of years of empirical scientific evidence, forbid taxpaying citizens from marrying the people they love and generally re-imagine our nation's history and foundational philosophies.
so in other words, attn: all fundamentalist morons - please keep your theocratic jackassery at home. if you want to ruin your kids' lives, that's your business (sadly). please leave the rest of us alone.
Come on, you guys! Stop picking on this obviously mentally handicapped/unbalanced person! It's just cruel. Sure, he's on the ballot for governor, but that doesn't mean we need to hold him up to ridicule.
Weak spin. He said it's questionable if Islam is a religion or a way of life or a cult. Period. He didn't say "a part of Islam." He said all of Islam.
Wazzamattah, Ron? Poll numbers sinking?
Ron Ramsey: Tennessee Republican politician under fire in 'Islam is a cult' row
A US Republican politician, Ron Ramsey, who is supported by the controversial Tea Party, has come under fire for likening Islam to a “cult” and casting doubt about whether it is even a religion.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics…
By Andrew Hough
Published: 11:45PM BST 27 Jul 2010
Tennessee Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey Questions Whether Islam is a Religion
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-200…
July 26, 2010 6:18 PM
