beekeeper's Comments (22)

“beekeeper Ms Palin is not a bully but she is a danger to America, she have no idea what the hell she is talking about but she talks any way. because Tucker Carlson said she looks good.”

“i think we have enough corrupt politicians in office, just because she doesn't want to be one makes her better than all of us here.”

“Do you want to attend Rick Warrens church? Why give a gnats ....?

This election was a victorious repudiation of Conservative Evangelical right-wing extremist philosophy.

It was WE who sent THEM a message loud and clear.

Divisive extremism and hate mongering, is wrong no matter which side of the political isle, or the religion, it comes from.”

“Perhaps more people should read the next paragraph. It refers to couples cohabitating.”

“How oddly similar becoming a member of his church is to me entering a gay bar as a straight female. Before you enter you know you're different and everybody will judge you. The big difference is that at the gay bar I am completely accepted, loved, get to have fabulous cocktails, and dance all night long without fear of being hit on by desperate, lonely, straight men. Plus I get a cute little stamp on my left wrist to remind me of the fun I had the night before! Please! Organized religion is so 80's. Get real! If you seek love, universal truth, and acceptance for all that you are, go to a gay bar! You'll walk away exhausted reminded that the world is actually a loving and caring place.”

“Repent? Repent for what? I'm a happy, productive and well liked gay guy and my family loves me. I don't need your version of religious bigotry to make me complete. Why not tend to your own flock and let us tend to ours. In other words ..... Mind your own business. I don't ask for or need your oppinion of my private life.”

“Imagine there's no countries
It isn't hard to do
Nothing to kill or die for
And no religion too
Imagine all the people
Living life in peace”

“Religion is a deeply personal matter but inherently there is nothing wrong with having religious or spiritual beliefs irrespective of what they may be. The problem is when any beliefs, religious, political, social, or whatever are carried to extreme. Many people need faith and religion for various reasons and I'd hate to see that need denied. Today, as in the past, well meaning and or unscrupulous leaders, usually men, use faith as a means for gaining power and wealth, and, for controlling the ignorant and weak willed; the most unscrupulous leaders often provoke extremism. The best counter to religious extremism is education and this is why so many religious leaders pan public education in favor of home schooling or religious schools. The last thing these leaders want are an educated 'flock' capable of and willing to think for themselves. What we need is the elimination of home schooling as some half baked equivalent to compulsory schooling; and, for goodness sake, we shouldn't approve the use of vouchers or make tuition at private church-maintained schools tax deductible even if curriculum meets state standards.”

“That is really wrongheaded. Just as intolerant as the doofus with the sign. We need to enforce the seperation of church and State. Then we need to educate people as to why this is a desperately important part of being an American”

“There are plenty of dangerous unreligious people out there as well. A lot of good is done by religous people. It is people problem not a religion problem.”

“Even with the lipstick!”