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"Terrell D Lewis" |
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13 Feb 2004 04:49:25 AM |
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Fundamentalist Christianity Supports Slavery |
The single biggest tactic used by corporations to keep the average
American worker poor is to pit the American worker against even more
exploited workers in third world countries. Whenever unemployment goes
down and creates upward pressure on wages, companies threaten to move
job overseas. In the past, this usually only happened when employees of
a company wouldn't agree to wage cuts.
In the meantime, the jobs sent overseas swelled the unemployment roles
forcing downward pressure even on jobs that couldn't be shipped
overseas. Unemployment is good for big business, and the Republican
Party is good for big business, which is why big business donates so
much money to get Republicans elected. What's good for big business is
good for the Republican Party. And what's good for working America is
not good for either big business or the Republican Party.
Under the Bush administration, the exportation of jobs to other
countries has increased with a vengeance. One would think that the
Republican Party has declared war on America's workers, which it has.
Perhaps you will recall, as I do, the articles in the newspapers near
the end of the Clinton administration about how a shortage of workers
were forcing some employers to offer starting wages higher than the
minimum wage (which Republicans have always objected to in the first place).
When he entered office in January of 1993, Clinton inherited 10 million
unemployed Americans. During his tenure, 22 million jobs were created
and he left incoming President Bush the lowest unemployment rate in 30
years. The average family's income had increased $5000 a year. Under
President Bush's war on America's workers, America has lost 2.4 million
jobs as of this past January.
Since unemployment is good for the companies who pull Republican
strings, the Republican virulent hatred of Clinton is explainable.
The practice of exporting jobs actually forces American workers to
compete against prison labor in CHina, for example. Not only exploiting
the America worker, but places America in the position of encouraging
and promoting prison and slave labor worldwide.
And ... since fundamental Christianity has traditionally supported the
Republican Party, it places a share of the blame for prison labor,
slavery, and exploitation of the poor directly on fundamental
Christianity's shoulders!
In addition, since God has frequently warned about the exploitation of
the poor, fatherless, and widows, it places America, the Republican
Party, and fundamental Christianity in the position of actually engaging
war against these people, but not only that, these groups, including
fundamental Christianity has, by doing these things, have actually
declared war on God, Himself.
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| User: "John Ings" |
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| Title: Re: Fundamentalist Christianity Supports Slavery |
19 Feb 2004 04:57:50 AM |
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On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 10:49:25 GMT, Terrell D Lewis
<composer7@NOSPAMsbcglobal.net> wrote:
And ... since fundamental Christianity has traditionally supported the
Republican Party, it places a share of the blame for prison labor,
slavery, and exploitation of the poor directly on fundamental
Christianity's shoulders!
Hey! It's Biblical! The Bible condones slavery after all...
## Tantum religio potuit suadere malorum.
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| User: "Glenn \Christian Mystic" |
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| Title: Re: Fundamentalist Christianity Supports Slavery |
18 Feb 2004 10:58:37 PM |
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Seems they forget Matt.25:31-46
"Terrell D Lewis" <composer7@NOSPAMsbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:VY1Xb.6569$PY.394@newssvr26.news.prodigy.com...
The single biggest tactic used by corporations to keep the average
American worker poor is to pit the American worker against even more
exploited workers in third world countries. Whenever unemployment goes
down and creates upward pressure on wages, companies threaten to move
job overseas. In the past, this usually only happened when employees of
a company wouldn't agree to wage cuts.
In the meantime, the jobs sent overseas swelled the unemployment roles
forcing downward pressure even on jobs that couldn't be shipped
overseas. Unemployment is good for big business, and the Republican
Party is good for big business, which is why big business donates so
much money to get Republicans elected. What's good for big business is
good for the Republican Party. And what's good for working America is
not good for either big business or the Republican Party.
Under the Bush administration, the exportation of jobs to other
countries has increased with a vengeance. One would think that the
Republican Party has declared war on America's workers, which it has.
Perhaps you will recall, as I do, the articles in the newspapers near
the end of the Clinton administration about how a shortage of workers
were forcing some employers to offer starting wages higher than the
minimum wage (which Republicans have always objected to in the first
place).
When he entered office in January of 1993, Clinton inherited 10 million
unemployed Americans. During his tenure, 22 million jobs were created
and he left incoming President Bush the lowest unemployment rate in 30
years. The average family's income had increased $5000 a year. Under
President Bush's war on America's workers, America has lost 2.4 million
jobs as of this past January.
Since unemployment is good for the companies who pull Republican
strings, the Republican virulent hatred of Clinton is explainable.
The practice of exporting jobs actually forces American workers to
compete against prison labor in CHina, for example. Not only exploiting
the America worker, but places America in the position of encouraging
and promoting prison and slave labor worldwide.
And ... since fundamental Christianity has traditionally supported the
Republican Party, it places a share of the blame for prison labor,
slavery, and exploitation of the poor directly on fundamental
Christianity's shoulders!
In addition, since God has frequently warned about the exploitation of
the poor, fatherless, and widows, it places America, the Republican
Party, and fundamental Christianity in the position of actually engaging
war against these people, but not only that, these groups, including
fundamental Christianity has, by doing these things, have actually
declared war on God, Himself.
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| User: "SeeThruU" |
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| Title: Re: Fundamentalist Christianity Dos Not Support Slavery |
19 Feb 2004 05:55:09 PM |
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Having worked for your God Clinton, I can assure you that the house of
cards based on drug running is sheer fable. You rattle on about the
many jobs he created and the
great economic strength. You are either blinded by propaganda or
totally ignorant. The old adage
'can't see the forest for the trees' is applicable here. You rant on
and on about the repeated lies of
liberal media. The world problems are directly related to the poison
spewing from the liberal media,
Hollyweed and NYC that is poisoning the world and our country. The
Muslims hate the MTV slop, the perverted
Hollyweed poison and their thoughts toward us are not without reason.
The world is drowning
in filth and posts such as he above is sowing those seeds. You don't
know what you are talking
about. You don't know what 'fundamentalist' means, you don't know what
Christian means and you
know nothing about what Clinton did.
Are you homosexual? You support their destructive agenda. Clinton is a
homosexual and all his 'girls' are just a decoy. The only concern of
Clinton for eight years, beginning immediately after taking the oath of
office was to push the anal intercourse agenda. That is all he did,
period. He did it because of his vested interest. His drug running
activities in Arkansas did not stop. His cocain parties in the White
House, and his large nose holes. They are all connected. Algore was
duped into the same agenda and slipped from barely decent into the
Clinton slim pit. Clinton sold AIDS infested blood and then tried to
make up to his boys while in office by stealing from the American people
to fund the anal intercourse people. How can you place the rod of
creation into a canal full of fecal matter and not get infested with
pathogens? You can't. And Clinton had good reason to prevent his
health records from being disclosed. The STD's he's been treated for
are innumerable.
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| User: "Pangur" |
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| Title: Re: Fundamentalist Christianity Dos Not Support Slavery |
19 Feb 2004 07:14:18 PM |
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"SeeThruU" <@HeLives.God.org> wrote in
news:c13iad0r58@enews1.newsguy.com:
Having worked for your God Clinton, I can assure you that the
house of cards based on drug running is sheer fable. You rattle
on about the many jobs he created and the
great economic strength. You are either blinded by propaganda
or totally ignorant. The old adage
'can't see the forest for the trees' is applicable here. You
rant on and on about the repeated lies of
liberal media. The world problems are directly related to the
poison spewing from the liberal media,
Hollyweed and NYC that is poisoning the world and our country.
The Muslims hate the MTV slop, the perverted
Hollyweed poison and their thoughts toward us are not without
reason. The world is drowning
in filth and posts such as he above is sowing those seeds. You
don't know what you are talking
about. You don't know what 'fundamentalist' means, you don't
know what Christian means and you
know nothing about what Clinton did.
Are you homosexual? You support their destructive agenda.
Clinton is a homosexual and all his 'girls' are just a decoy.
The only concern of Clinton for eight years, beginning
immediately after taking the oath of office was to push the anal
intercourse agenda. That is all he did, period. He did it
because of his vested interest. His drug running activities in
Arkansas did not stop. His cocain parties in the White House,
and his large nose holes. They are all connected. Algore was
duped into the same agenda and slipped from barely decent into
the Clinton slim pit. Clinton sold AIDS infested blood and then
tried to make up to his boys while in office by stealing from
the American people to fund the anal intercourse people. How
can you place the rod of creation into a canal full of fecal
matter and not get infested with pathogens? You can't. And
Clinton had good reason to prevent his health records from being
disclosed. The STD's he's been treated for are innumerable.
What a marvelous example of a Christian you are. Your post will
undoubtedly convert millions to Christianity. Such love,
compassion, forgiveness, tolerance, and Christian fellowship - all
in one little post. I am overcome with emotion and can barely type
my eyes are so filled with tears. The eloquence - the depth - the
sheer brillance of your post leaves me breathless.
Maybe it could be added as an adjunt to the Holy Bible as it so
beautifully demonstrates all those qualities extolled by the Book?
Pang - ROFLH
PS: The "rod of creation" - now that is sheer poetry!!! I'm
certain you don't spare your rod and keep many children well
disciplined with it.
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| User: "John W" |
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| Title: Re: Fundamentalist Christianity Dos Not Support Slavery |
19 Feb 2004 06:52:01 PM |
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On Thu, 19 Feb 2004 18:55:09 -0500, "SeeThruU" <@HeLives.God.org>
wrote:
Having worked for your God Clinton, I can assure you that the house of
cards based on drug running is sheer fable. You rattle on about the
many jobs he created and the
great economic strength. You are either blinded by propaganda or
totally ignorant. The old adage
'can't see the forest for the trees' is applicable here. You rant on
and on about the repeated lies of
liberal media. The world problems are directly related to the poison
spewing from the liberal media,
I find it very interesting that
#1 Name the more popular shows, particularly the "comedies" on TV
today. The profanity is thick enough to cut with a butter knife. And
almost without exception (I can't think of one), the shows are
anti-male, the current comedy craze. He's either stupid, he's funny
looking, he has all these problems (which the wives are quite happy to
tell the whole world), and he's always a "2-minute man."
#2 Christians don't care/don't see the danger (have grown accustomed
to it)
I recently (within the past few months) saw a TV promo for a new
movie. I was horrified that the entire promo consisted of creating
half-a-dozen scenes whose sole punch line was "Oh, my god!" each time.
Every time you saw the scene change, the person was making some sort
of face and groaning/shouting "Oh, my GOD!"
THAT is PROFANITY, folks. God's name has been reduced to "it's JUST
an EXPRESSION... it doesn't mean anything."
Why / when did God's name become "just an expression?"
John W
Hollyweed and NYC that is poisoning the world and our country. The
Muslims hate the MTV slop, the perverted
Hollyweed poison and their thoughts toward us are not without reason.
The world is drowning
in filth and posts such as he above is sowing those seeds. You don't
know what you are talking
about. You don't know what 'fundamentalist' means, you don't know what
Christian means and you
know nothing about what Clinton did.
Are you homosexual? You support their destructive agenda. Clinton is a
homosexual and all his 'girls' are just a decoy. The only concern of
Clinton for eight years, beginning immediately after taking the oath of
office was to push the anal intercourse agenda. That is all he did,
period. He did it because of his vested interest. His drug running
activities in Arkansas did not stop. His cocain parties in the White
House, and his large nose holes. They are all connected. Algore was
duped into the same agenda and slipped from barely decent into the
Clinton slim pit. Clinton sold AIDS infested blood and then tried to
make up to his boys while in office by stealing from the American people
to fund the anal intercourse people. How can you place the rod of
creation into a canal full of fecal matter and not get infested with
pathogens? You can't. And Clinton had good reason to prevent his
health records from being disclosed. The STD's he's been treated for
are innumerable.
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| User: "Iconoclast" |
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| Title: Re: Fundamentalist Christianity Supports Slavery |
19 Feb 2004 10:02:08 PM |
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at the time of Christ about 80% of the population was slave with sub
classes.
It remains the same today.
"Terrell D Lewis" <composer7@NOSPAMsbcglobal.net> wrote in message
news:VY1Xb.6569$PY.394@newssvr26.news.prodigy.com...
The single biggest tactic used by corporations to keep the average
American worker poor is to pit the American worker against even more
exploited workers in third world countries. Whenever unemployment goes
down and creates upward pressure on wages, companies threaten to move
job overseas. In the past, this usually only happened when employees of
a company wouldn't agree to wage cuts.
In the meantime, the jobs sent overseas swelled the unemployment roles
forcing downward pressure even on jobs that couldn't be shipped
overseas. Unemployment is good for big business, and the Republican
Party is good for big business, which is why big business donates so
much money to get Republicans elected. What's good for big business is
good for the Republican Party. And what's good for working America is
not good for either big business or the Republican Party.
Under the Bush administration, the exportation of jobs to other
countries has increased with a vengeance.
The primary reason for exportation of jobs is the RULES set on American
companies, whether environmental, human relations or whatever. That coupled
with the fact that "WE" do not insist that anyone importing to the U.S.
follow the same rules.
So, the next time you pass gas about anything, write to your congressman
about HONEST fair trade.
BTW, the definition of a Democrat leader is the EXTREME rich.
AND
The ONLY source of jobs is big and small business, not democrat tycoons.
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| User: "John W" |
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| Title: Re: Fundamentalist Christianity Supports Slavery |
20 Feb 2004 02:06:00 AM |
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On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 10:49:25 GMT, Terrell D Lewis
<composer7@NOSPAMsbcglobal.net> wrote:
The single biggest tactic used by corporations to keep the average
American worker poor is to pit the American worker against even more
exploited workers in third world countries. Whenever unemployment goes
down and creates upward pressure on wages, companies threaten to move
job overseas. In the past, this usually only happened when employees of
a company wouldn't agree to wage cuts.
In the meantime, the jobs sent overseas swelled the unemployment roles
forcing downward pressure even on jobs that couldn't be shipped
overseas. Unemployment is good for big business, and the Republican
Party is good for big business, which is why big business donates so
much money to get Republicans elected. What's good for big business is
good for the Republican Party. And what's good for working America is
not good for either big business or the Republican Party.
Under the Bush administration, the exportation of jobs to other
countries has increased with a vengeance. One would think that the
Republican Party has declared war on America's workers, which it has.
Perhaps you will recall, as I do, the articles in the newspapers near
the end of the Clinton administration about how a shortage of workers
were forcing some employers to offer starting wages higher than the
minimum wage (which Republicans have always objected to in the first place).
When he entered office in January of 1993, Clinton inherited 10 million
unemployed Americans. During his tenure, 22 million jobs were created
and he left incoming President Bush the lowest unemployment rate in 30
years. The average family's income had increased $5000 a year. Under
President Bush's war on America's workers, America has lost 2.4 million
jobs as of this past January.
If you're going to rip Bush to shreds for his first 4 years, shall we
rip into Clinton's treason?
John W
Since unemployment is good for the companies who pull Republican
strings, the Republican virulent hatred of Clinton is explainable.
The practice of exporting jobs actually forces American workers to
compete against prison labor in CHina, for example. Not only exploiting
the America worker, but places America in the position of encouraging
and promoting prison and slave labor worldwide.
And ... since fundamental Christianity has traditionally supported the
Republican Party, it places a share of the blame for prison labor,
slavery, and exploitation of the poor directly on fundamental
Christianity's shoulders!
In addition, since God has frequently warned about the exploitation of
the poor, fatherless, and widows, it places America, the Republican
Party, and fundamental Christianity in the position of actually engaging
war against these people, but not only that, these groups, including
fundamental Christianity has, by doing these things, have actually
declared war on God, Himself.
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| User: "ujibwa" |
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20 Feb 2004 02:38:06 AM |
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"John W
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On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 10:49:25 GMT, Terrell D Lewis
<composer7@NOSPAMsbcglobal.net> wrote:
The single biggest tactic used by corporations to keep the average
American worker poor is to pit the American worker against even more
exploited workers in third world countries. Whenever unemployment goes
down and creates upward pressure on wages, companies threaten to move
job overseas. In the past, this usually only happened when employees of
a company wouldn't agree to wage cuts.
In the meantime, the jobs sent overseas swelled the unemployment roles
forcing downward pressure even on jobs that couldn't be shipped
overseas. Unemployment is good for big business, and the Republican
Party is good for big business, which is why big business donates so
much money to get Republicans elected. What's good for big business is
good for the Republican Party. And what's good for working America is
not good for either big business or the Republican Party.
Under the Bush administration, the exportation of jobs to other
countries has increased with a vengeance. One would think that the
Republican Party has declared war on America's workers, which it has.
Perhaps you will recall, as I do, the articles in the newspapers near
the end of the Clinton administration about how a shortage of workers
were forcing some employers to offer starting wages higher than the
minimum wage (which Republicans have always objected to in the first place).
When he entered office in January of 1993, Clinton inherited 10 million
unemployed Americans. During his tenure, 22 million jobs were created
and he left incoming President Bush the lowest unemployment rate in 30
years. The average family's income had increased $5000 a year. Under
President Bush's war on America's workers, America has lost 2.4 million
jobs as of this past January.
If you're going to rip Bush to shreds for his first 4 years, shall we
rip into Clinton's treason?
That would be alleged treason copyboy.
John W
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