Reader Comment: 10/13/12, Re-Posted by AB

..."To the Fundies, hate is far more vital to their survival than faith in Christ or upholding His Gospel. After all, you can't make money from the Gospel, but you can make a lot of money from hate."...

Re-posted from HP, 10-13-12, by AB

"Liberals were the patriots who fought an won the American Revolution. Conservatives were the tories who supported aristocracy and the King of England. FDR fought against the 'economic royalists' who caused the Great Depression and were a threat to the American Dream. Now history repeats. A group of super-rich who believe they are 'American royalty' caused the Great Recession and are trying to get Romney/Ryan elected. Read the novel 'American Royalty' by Janet G. Miller to see who they are, their destructive beliefs and their 'hidden' deceptive actions that try to destroy the American Dream and the very essence of democracy with defacto laws (not passed by Congress but enacted by judges) such as Citizens United. Since 'American royalty' took control of the GOP, the GOP loves big new laws, court decisions and regulations that are unfair to everyone other than 'American royalty'. And they want to amend the Constitution that they frequently use to justify their actions. That's just a step to take us back to a government run by aristocrats like we had before 1776."

"No greater truth was ever told..."-- [AB]author unknown 

Maybe Disqus bought the Journal out?

What was wrong with the former simple to operate comment program?

Disqus now tells me that I have to install a certain browser on my computer before I will be allowed to comment. Some people, me included, have to use whatever they already have on their computers without installing one that can cost up to $200 or one in particular they suggest using that is free but I learned some time ago not to use a free browser no matter how swift and accurate the mfg. claims it to be. One browser I tried previously caused me a lot PROBLEMS with my computer. And. I'm still having them.

Disqus also tells me that I have to have a following on Twitter or Face Book to be eligible to comment on the Daily Journal web site. No other web site has ever told me such nonsense.

It all sounds strange to me. Suddenly I and maybe some others are being disallowed their rights of free speech.

Try to comment on this post and see if you can.

Thanks,

ABratt

"Scott Des Jarlais, Pro-Life Republican Congressman & Doctor, Pressured Mistress To Get Abortion"

HP, 10/10/2012, Re-posted by ABratt, 10/10/2012

WASHINGTON -- "A pro-life, family-values congressman who worked as a doctor before winning election as a Tea Party-backed Republican had an affair with a patient and later pressured her to get an abortion, according to a phone call transcript obtained by The Huffington Post."

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[Gov.Rick Perry’s Religious-Political Views On Separation Of Church &State Very Similar To His Mississippi Supporter, AFA’s Founder, Rev. Don Wildmon.]– AB

The Separation Of Church & State By James Moore, HP, Sept. 26, 2012, re-posted by ABratt Sept. 26, 2012.

"Maybe it's time for the comedy writers in New York and Los Angeles to move to Texas. They need to be closer to their source material because Texas Governor Rick Perry is making it easy for everyone to be a comic..."

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By Kevin Drum, MJ, Sept. 21, 2012, Reposted by ABratt

"This week the modern conservative id took center stage when Mitt Romney was caught on video telling a bunch of wealthy donors what they wanted to hear: that the poor are a bunch of lazy parasites who refuse to take personal responsibility for themselves. Coincidentally,..."

 HP,Oct. 20, 2012, Re-posted by ABratt Oct. 23, 2012.

By Derrick Shore, HP 9/19/12, Re-posted by ABratt

"Growing up in a devout Latter-Day Saint (Mormon) family in a suburb of Salt Lake City, I knew my religion as well as my name. My mom played the organ in a Mormon temple, I was a Boy Scout, and there was rarely a Sunday when we would miss church. Praying at least three times daily and studying the Book of Mormon were as essential as brushing our teeth or making dinner."

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Science & God: Will Science Rule Out The Existence Of God?

By Natalie Wochover, HP, 9-18-12

"Over the past few centuries, science can be said to have gradually chipped away at the traditional grounds for believing in God. Much of what once seemed mysterious — the existence of humanity, the life-bearing perfection of Earth, the workings of the universe — can now be..."

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