Clearly a RINO.
I recently saw a car with the bumper sticker God is my Pilot. It’s one of the scariest bumper stickers I’ve ever seen.
It doesn’t bother me if you consider God to be your co-pilot. But if He’s DRIVING, then I don’t want to be on the same street as you.
Now, now, maybe they meant the last plane they were on.
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“Keep”? Senator, your state is North Carolina. It was always about as straight as a dandy with the vapors being served a coolin’ drink by a black boy with a sore ass.
Just type in dialect, where the word in that state would be spelled “ahwr”.
Was he driving a Honda Pilot?
Could be a simple case of automotive worship.
Ted Cruz doesn’t believe transgender people should be allowed to use any restroom except the ones in the privacy of their own home:
Piss on him.
Irony, thy name is Cruz.
You know, I always hear about how punchable Ted Cruz’s face is, but nobody ever really talks about how kickable his nuts are.
And that’s the only alternative to Trump in that party.
Huh.
“There are raisins in my chocolate.”
“He didn’t have any nuts.”
The same way a slime mold is sentient.
…about your assertions re: SNL and Muslims skits? You got kinda invisible, there…
Well, doctors should not abort their medical licenses, and they should be allowed to wear clothing afterward, even if they do.
If he made a post for everytime he was wrong it would double his post count.
Those skits all made fun of extremists, not mainstream versions of the faith. They did not make fun of Mohammed or Allah the way they’ve made fun of Christian beliefs.
Please, don’t even try it. You know damn well that except for South Park and Bill Maher, no one is going to cross certain lines. And South Park got censored.
So, you’re saying that they make fun of Christian beliefs, but that making fun of Muslim beliefs isn’t enough? That they have to make fun of Allah or Mohammed? That’s not internally consistent.
By definition, making fun of extremists IS making fun of a particular religion. It sounds to me like you’re saying that SNL has to make fun of the Muslim deity himself, and not just the beliefs. But that they can make fun of Christian beliefs without making fun of God himself.
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It’s cute that you think people like the “God Is Not Dead” folks aren’t extremists. pats adaher’s head
You should consider whether comics are “punching up” or “punching down.” A skit that makes fun of the faith of 75% of the viewers is punching up - it’s fresh, challenging, unexpected, you know, funny. A skit that makes fun of a faith that 50% of the viewers mistrust is punching down. Even for the audience that all the jokes land with, what are you hoping for? You’re just going to get laughter based in recognition of the “haha they’re not like us!” tropes. That’s just “dog bites man” level stuff. It’s a waste of comic talent.