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[quote=Giantone;990918]Gays??? I thought it was anti abortion!:confused:[/quote]

Its both...tagline at the end says "celebrate family, celebrate life." The fact that he worked for FoF makes him a bedfellow in thier hateful speech. He's garbage as far as i am concerned.

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[quote=saden1;990926]Its both...tagline at the end says "celebrate family, celebrate life." The fact that he worked for FoF makes him a bedfellow in thier hateful speech. He's garbage as far as i am concerned.[/quote]"Celebrate family, celebrate life." Those bastards, lol.

Firstdown, you were right.

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lol focus on the family... it's not hard to read between the lines and see what they're all about. Just your typical right wing evangelical BS. Any organization that backs abstinence or thinks that homosexuality can be cured is part of the problem, not the solution.

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[quote=Monkeydad;990399]I bet if RGIII wasn't as successful on the field as he has been, he'd be taking a lot of criticism for his opens displays of faith too. People would give him the same treatment as Tebow just because his mere presence as a Christian athlete would "offend" them.


[url=http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/2012/12/04/washington-redskins-beat-new-york-giants-17-16-with-robert-griffin-iii-rgiii-rg3/1744745/]Redskins QB Robert Griffin III after big win: God is on our side[/url][/quote]


Can't begin to explain how idiotic RGIII sounds saying stupid shit like that. God is on our side? So I suppose he's not on those kids side getting blown away in Syria, or on the side of those starving kids in Africa. :doh: I guess God wasn't on his side in the Seattle game when he tore his ACL, causing us to lose the game. Guess god had money riding on Seattle.



I have to admire what Sonnen had to say about praising "god" after a victory.



[quote] [B] "You know, these guys want to talk about God. 'Oh, I want to thank God. I want to thank God.' Listen, I'm a God-fearing man, go to church every Sunday and have since I was a boy. But if I ever found out that God cared one way or another about a borderline illegal fist-fight on Saturday night, I would be so greatly disappointed that it would make rethink my entire belief system."


-Chael Sonnen[/B][/quote]

[QUOTE=Mattyk;991148]lol focus on the family... it's not hard to read between the lines and see what they're all about. Just your typical right wing evangelical BS. Any organization that backs abstinence or thinks that homosexuality can be cured is part of the problem, not the solution.[/QUOTE]

My brother in law fully beliefs homosexuals can be cured. I always say to him can anyone reprogram you to be attracted to cock. Never has a answer after that.

I worked with and i am friends with many homosexuals; none and i mean none would have choice that lifestyle if they had a choice in the matter. It is extremely difficult life too live.

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[quote=saden1;990926]Its both...tagline at the end says "celebrate family, celebrate life." The fact that he worked for FoF makes him a bedfellow in thier hateful speech. He's garbage as far as i am concerned.[/quote]

With all the shit in the wold you call Teabow garbage.

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[quote=NC_Skins;991166]Can't begin to explain how idiotic RGIII sounds saying stupid shit like that. [B]God is on our side[/B]? So I suppose he's not on those kids side getting blown away in Syria, or on the side of those starving kids in Africa. :doh: I guess God wasn't on his side in the Seattle game when he tore his ACL, causing us to lose the game. Guess god had money riding on Seattle.



I have to admire what Sonnen had to say about praising "god" after a victory.[/quote]

You do know he is not actually saying God is on the field playing the game.

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[quote=firstdown;991305]You do know he is not actually saying God is on the field playing the game.[/quote]

Thanks Captain. I think that's quite obvious and I never implied such a thing.

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[quote=firstdown;991304]With all the shit in the wold you call Teabow garbage.[/quote]

I do, on and off the football field.

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The best people in the world are those who no matter their faith, belief system, or lack of, can look upon others who believe differently and find common ground to build healthy relationships with. Those are the types of people I would associate myself with. Those who spend time tearing down different belief systems have no peace in their lives, are destructive to human kind, and will eventually find themselves alone.

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[url=http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/-college-basketball-mens-tournament/news/20130329/arsalan-kazemi-rice-racial-allegations/?sct=hp_t2_a2]Oregon's Arsalan Kazemi alleged racial discrimination while at Rice - March Madness 2013 - Thayer Evans - SI.com[/url]

Omg, are you f*cking with me?

Gotta be honest, I LOL'ed at the 1 more guy to complete the axis of evil comment:

In Kazemi's waiver request, he claimed that Greenspan told Marcos to "recruit more terrorists" on multiple occasions. He also alleged that when talking in Arabic to another player that Greenspan asked if they were having an "Al-Qaeda meeting."

When Morcos wore a traditional Middle Eastern gown as part of a team function for Halloween, Kazemi alleged in the waiver request that Greenspan told the assistant, "All you need is a backpack and you are ready to bomb the school." On multiple road trips, Kazemi claimed that Greenspan directed airport security to thoroughly search the bags of him, Oraby and Ibrahim because of their Middle Eastern heritage.

Kazemi also accused Greenspan of telling him and other players in January 2012, "We only need one more guy to complete the Axis of Evil."

Another time, Kazemi alleged he was talking in a foreign language to another player and Morcos when Greenspan walked by and told them, "Stop speaking in this language because you could be plotting against us."



Read More: [url=http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/-college-basketball-mens-tournament/news/20130329/arsalan-kazemi-rice-racial-allegations/#ixzz2OwormOjk]Oregon's Arsalan Kazemi alleged racial discrimination while at Rice - March Madness 2013 - Thayer Evans - SI.com[/url]