danApr 19th, 2008 - 15:33:21

the presidents home state.
what more could the expect...?

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Freedom of religeon? is it really? ALL HYPOCRICYApr 20th, 2008 - 01:56:42

The POOP did not talk about it, did he?

HYPOCRITES ARE FRIENDS OF HYPOCRITES!

They practice, what they believe in, at least they are not like rest of the christianity, that asks to turn the other cheek, but attack other peaceful nations with all the power they can.

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spfoolApr 20th, 2008 - 02:38:27

Seems like those wackos from texass have a lot in common with the amish, muslims, zionists and even jerry lee lewis. I believe in the burn'em alive method to take care of this problem, just like the solution used in waco.
Now that all the children have been confiscated as property of the state, it would be a great time to drop a few WMDs on the stadium to prevent future breeding, and of course to take out their their temple and all the adults too. They damn well better conform to Baptist evangelical theology or to hell with them all. Freedom certainly don't mean living down on the farm, doing whatever you want, believing in whatever you want. That's going way too far to tolerate. If lynching was still legal we could have centainly taken care of the situation awile ago, before they multiplied like breeding rabbits.
No need to feel any sorrow, since these heretics ain't going to heaven with Jesus in the Rapture anyway. They will be left behind with all the Jews, muslims, buddhists, hindus, cao dai cultists, atheists, agnostics, blacks, and native americans. Jesus only wants the chosen ones with him.

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Where is the.............Apr 20th, 2008 - 07:04:55

Freedom of religion in so-called united states? Terrible police state! Human rights abuse! Child snatchers!

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SP4: Lucky for them, DanApr 20th, 2008 - 16:27:43

...because Dan, if it were Clinton who was in office he would have had Janet 'Buck' Reno send her FBI storm troopers in and murder them, men, women and children, just like they did at Waco and Dan...pay attantion here...that was jst over one bullsh-t gun charge! What this means is that you are just-a-little-more-than-full of crap.

Bush's state? Thank god...

Liberals...too many goddamn people die when they try to be nice.

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tonny fom belgiumApr 20th, 2008 - 20:01:17

The usual idiot above finds it necessary to blame the Waco tragedy on who else but Clinton .As if the guy is personally involved with everything happening in the USA ,some kind of omnipotent God for SP4 I guess...This is what happens when a person is brainwashed .Normal people don't just jump to such erratic conclusions.

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CaineApr 22nd, 2008 - 02:54:52

If these people want to live in their own community, fine, but when it comes to abusing children, etc., then they should be held up to the law.
Most communes like this are inhabited with people who can't live in a normal society and are misfits - lemmings if you will, who are easily influenced by a so-called, self-appointed master. But the children are innocent and should be protected.

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to spfoolApr 24th, 2008 - 03:14:30

ithink you have the amish confused with another religion , they are extremely careing people who very forgiving , they are peaceful and not religious extremest .

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AdvocateApr 29th, 2008 - 18:02:53

No child should ever be hurt or allowed to remain in a potentially threatening situation. These children should be granted the right of safety and protection under the supervision of the state until a thorough investigation can be completed. It appears that the state of Texas has acted appropriately under the circumstances, and should be commended for the expediency in which they have responded to the situation. Many of the responses on this web-site give the hint that 'Christians'' religious rights are being taken away, but what about the kids? Do they not have rights? It takes psycho people to believe that the religious freedom of this organization to live as they choose, uninhibited and without consequence, is of more importance than the safety and wellbeing of innocent and helpless children. Yes - people should be allowed to engage in their own religious freedom, so long as it does not compromise the life, liberty, or property of another human being. While I strongly believe in religious freedom, I am appalled at the idea that this investigation constitutes religious persecution. This is NOT an issue of religion, but rather one of alleged abuse. One which should and is being taken very seriously.
STAND UP FOR THE KIDS. THEY'RE WORTH THE INVESTMENT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

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to advocateMay 6th, 2008 - 03:28:55

I applaud your statement!!! Very well said!! :)

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