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And how does a nation based on one religion guarantee that freedom? It doesn't and simply cannot, that's how. When a government takes a side in the church, it guarantees dominance, hatred, and death. And once the nation is under the boot heel of theocratic oppression, it's time to spread that mindset to other lands because if anyone isn't a God-fearing man, they are lawless savages.

By the way, George Washington never mentioned God or Jesus in any speeches nor official letters. He only referred to God once in a private letter to a relative.

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You just said FFXI has no gravity. So does it have a strong gravitational force or not? If you cannot make up your mind about this, you really have no argument. Still waiting for evidence of these "silly stones and logs."

EDIT: Also, we know you are sy.ste because you have another political leader as your profile pic. Once again sir, your logic fucking fails.

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No it wasn't. It was founded on the belief that any person can practice any faith they choose, and that the government would not adopt a national religion forcing its citizens to worship a god they don't believe in. While at the same time, not having a national faith keeps politics free from falling under dogmatic rule. Most Christians have had a hard time evolving their values and beliefs with the times. Christians have no problems eating shell fish, but if a man is gay, he's instantly going to hell. Where is the fucking logic in that? Please tell me! The Bible says that both gay sex and eating shell fish are an affront to God, yet now it's OK to eat shell fish. But if there's a dyke or a fag in the room, light the torches and sharpen the pitchforks.

If this country was truly founded upon the basis of the "Christian" faith, the nation would have been stuck in a dark age, where Americans would never learn to accept things that were not of their small, inconsequential little world. Blacks would have continued to be slaves, women would still be chained to a stove popping out babies every nine months, and gays - well - more than likely stoned on a daily basis. And that's just on the home front. Gods only know what our international relations could have been like.

The more secular a nation, the more of a chance it has to evolve for the better. Ironically, the only people who seem to think this country is going to hell are Christians who think the nation has lost its way because it was founded on the silly notion of an invisible man in the sky. That we some how obtained our values from this man, and that we've somehow lost it because not everyone believes in him. If you truly think everyone needs Christianity to establish a moral compass, you sir, are an idiot. Greeks, Romans, Egyptians, the South Americas, Africa and Native Americans didn't need the Christian God to establish their morals. But the Christian faith sure did a good job of bending them over a table.

Know this: I don't give a sugar-coated fuck what you believe. If you choose to worship a desk, fuck, worship a desk. Be proud that you worship that desk. Just remember: your desk is yours. It's not mine, and sure as shit isn't the nation's desk. You would think that Christians would have figured this out by now, having changed how they worship their invisible man a gazillion times.

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So a game world where you are unable to jump has no gravity? You, sir, are a fucking moron.

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Give us an example of these "silly stones" you keep whining about.

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This would be true and cause for no alarm if this were any other state (except Utah). However, kids don't get a chance to grow up "normal" in Texas because they are constantly assaulted by this crap at home, on the street, in school, and by their peers.