SonofLiberty1's Comments (5212)

“I'm over 60 and I text all the time. Guess I'm not a "real" adult. If you don't understand the differences between email and texting, that's probably why you aren't using it.”

“Yea. I really have to disagree that fax machines or even land lines will become obsolete this decade or next even.”

“And who is going to send anything confidential over the internet? I'm still anxious when I have to fax something with confidential information, double check the number 3 times, etc. Fax machines are here to stay for a while, at least for business purposes.”

“Yeah, I have a hard time with this one too. Although currently I use eFax quite a bit, not everyone I work with is up to speed on the technology and they still have fax machines. The real issue becomes getting that hardcopy into a digital form.”

“Your taxes pay for Bush's wars, the execution of innocent people, torture, CIA black sites, and faith based programs, you do not get to choose what you pay for.

Please take your indignation out of this forum.”

“Hi, SonofLiberty1:

Screaming your statement (in capital letters) does not make a convincing argument. It merely suggests that you are a desparate misogynist and speaks to the poverty of your position.

Do you believe that…

God is perfect (Sam. 22:31)?

Prior to the New Covenant established at the Last Supper (Mat. 26:28), all Jews who did not follow all the Law were cursed (Deut 27:26), that the violation of the Law is sin and that the wages of sin is death (Rom. 6:23)?

An engaged female who conceives from someone other than her betrothed should be stoned to death (Deut 22:23-24)?

Mary, Jesus’ mother, conceived in such a manner (Luk. 1:31) and that God impregnated her (Mat. 1:18)?

According to the Bible:

1) God violated God’s own Law, sinned, and is worthy of death.

2) Mary conceived outside of her covenanted relationship with Joseph and should have been stoned to death - ending not only Mary’s life, but justly terminating her pregnancy with Jesus.

3) According to the Bible, Jesus’ birth was in violation of God’s holy Law. Therefore he has no legitimate claim to the Messianic title.

According to your own terms, Mary let herself "get pregnant" and God was a "deadbeat boyfriend."”

“Lack of education, lack of access to contraception, deadbeat boyfriends, all contribute.

If these women had ALL the facts, not just some religious talking points, and had access to contraception, and the education to use it properly, with strong support in place, there would be little need for abortion in the first place, it would be relegated to medical need alone.”

“As far as i am concerned, i don't want my money going to elected officials health care when i can not afford my own. I do have to get and fill my car with gas to get to work. And i do not want my money going to occupations that are unwarranted, IMO. As it stands, and will not change we have the Hyde amendment, no federal dollars go to abortion. So don't worry, your money is not provide abortion sir. Do you have a uterus? Until than, shut up. Just because women have the ability to reproduce doesn't mean they should, want to or can>”

“Just add electric resistive heaters. There's no need to use inefficient lamps just because more heat is needed in certain weather conditions. The heat can be provided independently of the light.”

“So? My rights are voted away because the majority of our community cowers in fear. Being in the closet hurts me and my family, why should I give a toss about this loser? Let her sink.”

“Yes, lawsuits are always weird.”

“A previous news report said she filed suit using a Jane Doe pseudonym to protect her privacy. The issue was that Netflix provided a customer data base or data set to researchers or web developers, but did not use sufficient protections for privacy of customers. As a result those provided the data set were able to triangulate using other sources and discover the identities of several Netflix customers.”

“I am simply stating a fact.”

“I am extremely proud to be an ex-member.”

“... and, just in case you didnt notice that the Church provides many valuable services to those in need. I dont know about where you live, but here, the soup kitchens, shelters, and food banks are all supported primarily by the Church.”