CB@PrayForMe.com
9/8/2010 10:14:00 AM
On 08 Sep 2010 02:45:16 GMT, John Doe <jdoe@usenetlove.invalid> wrote:
>James Of Tucson <james0tucson gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> John Doe <j... usenetlove.invalid> wrote:
>
>>> Something about a tangled web comes to mind.
>>
>> I don't think they are burning Shakespeare.
>>
>> But if they are destroying their own property, I don't really
>> give a crap. It's wasteful, but presumably they bought these
>> books. The joke's on you if you paid $10 or $20 for something
>> and then destroy it. The statement is already made. The
>> attention this pastor is going to receive, he already has
>> received. Going through with the book burning is just a waste
>> of money. But some people think it's fun to burn things. To
>> have enough books to make a book burning interesting (e.g.,
>> lasts more than a few seconds) they need a pile of books.
>>
>> Now if they are burning someone *else's* books, or library
>> books, or books that belong to an institution that the
>> institution's leaders don't really have authority to destroy,
>> that's an entirely different matter. And if they are in a
>> neighborhood that has ordinances against bonfires or whatever,
>> and they didn't get permits, there's something else.
>
>Never underestimate stupid people in large numbers, Jamieson. When
>the riot act surprisingly comes, I just hope real people do not
>associate with me with a type like you.
The Problem with Libs as well as Islamo-fascists 'is' you as an
indevidual treat 'everyone' as a type, not as an individual with
rights bestowed from God.
Stereotyping dehumanize Gods children, leaving a vacuum for hatred to
fill.