Tim Tebow: As Effective as Ever

Laws were prevented from passing that would tell every women what the government could and could not do with their bodies. Allred and others were trying to prevent another onslaught on our laws to reverse the Supreme Court’s ruling (Roe vs Wade) that the government had no right to tell a person what they can or cannot do with their body. Prevention of government intrusion in our everyday life should be the Libertarians watchword, no matter the religious afrontery. If you are for joining religion and state then you are no Libertarian. Have you ever given a thought to what religion and politics do to us when mixed together? That was experienced in England when The Church of England mixed in their government. Many people immigrated here to escape that intrusion and set up a free world separation of church and state. You are sadly mistaken if you don’t know that the Consttution was written by Christians who were aware of that intrusion and provided for separation of church and state to prevent that from happening here. That provision is being eroded such that the groundwork laid for integration of church and state should coincide with the advent of the Muslim Religion as the dominant religion in the U.S.. “Give unto Ceasar what is Ceasar’s; Give unto God what is God’s” is more than a quote about titheing , it’s about separation of church and state as well. Unfortunately, the message about God’s Will for our bodies is taken by some Christians as a flag to make Ceasar’s law be enforced as God’s Law. Sounds like some unthinking people want the Taliban grassroots extended to our country.

My point earlier is that I don’t need politics thrust into my sports, but we seem to always open it up to us. Unfortunately, the commercial from Focus on the Family serves to open up political opinions in our sports world and I don’t like it one bit. They should have entitled it “Win One for The Nipper” (with apologies to the Good Dawg originator of that quote). I cannot believe that we have had some dumbass gator thrust upon us politically and religiously. Next,we will probably have him linked to The Second Coming by someone writing about his wedding night. Cheez!!!

I pity Stafford when a new franchise called “The Christians” meets his team.

You imposed your feelings by using the words “left-wing political pundits” and “crazies”.

Mike- If you get a chance you might look up events transpiring on the Valdosta State U. campus around 1963(try the Valdosta Times(?) Archives). That conservative campus had Vespers every evening, but was not immune to an allout panty raid, palm tree-burning, campus wide riot. Besides the “Danger-Low Flying Aircraft” 4×8 sign stolen from the airport and placed on the campus, the Dean of Men’s VW was found inside the admin bldg-up two flights of stairs. Just a jaunt in history to let you know that conservatives let the free-flow of air thru their innards every once in a while. It all started as a Pep Rally before a big basketball game and it innocently got out of hand. So much for the intrusion of “left-wing crazies” into a conservative campus’s sports world.

Single issue-minded people are called Totalitarians. Libertarians, however, are pretty open-minded comparatively.

I think that Pam and Timmy have a good story. My point is that it belongs in another venue like Focus on the Family. T. Jefferson was a big believer in the Consttution as well and was against The Federalists who he thought were intruding government where it was not needed. Jefferson was a Democrat and the Federalists were (and still are) Republicans. What does that say about the propaganda put out by both parties as to who is a “left-winger” and a “right-winger”? It is all confused giberish to use those epithets for what well-meaning Americans all believe is “right”. The words are confusing to issues and invoke my ire. My apologies for the political discourse(discoarse?).

Yeah, HamDawg11. You do need a nap.