Where's the solidarity of the American Christians with the Mexican Christians?
His Highness the TibetanMonkey, the Beach Cruiser Philosopher
kids the opportunity to be drug free by riding a bike)
Mexico is deeply Christian, and so is America --the most Christian
nation in the civilized world-- which can invade countries, or can
simply give the word to the Mexican government to liberalize drugs and
thus starve the cartels at the source.
Mexicans are dying by truckloads and LIVING IN FEAR. Last night a
Mexican told me it's worse than Iraq. Indeed the level of cruelty
seems to be worse than the terrorists'.
Or are the American Christians willing to live in hypocrisy and ignore
the Mexican brothers before they wake up to reality and do what needs
to be done? Yes, LEGALIZE IT!
Though this video is unrelated to the topic, I'll put it here for its
sentimental value to touch the heart of the Christians...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NNZ4iZkIZA
(I support the Jalapeno Revolution --initiated by me)
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Don Klipstein
His Highness the TibetanMonkey, the Beach Cruiser Philosopher wrote:
<To the point of what is "the most Christian nation in the world">
>Mexico is deeply Christian, and so is America --the most Christian
>nation in the civilized world--
<SNIP from here to stick to that point>
What about a very small nation whose existence is based on a specific
denomination of Christianity?
And, that Christian denomination is unique in requiring its priests to
not marry and to not "have sex" with any fellow Earthlings? (With
enforcement against "having sex with others" being greater if the
"others" are adults as opposed to children - as I see the news?)
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- Don Klipstein (d...@misty.com)
His Highness the TibetanMonkey, the Beach Cruiser Philosopher
> What about a very small nation whose existence is based on a specific
> denomination of Christianity?
> And, that Christian denomination is unique in requiring its priests to
> not marry and to not "have sex" with any fellow Earthlings? (With
> enforcement against "having sex with others" being greater if the
> "others" are adults as opposed to children - as I see the news?)
Yeah, but they are not evil people per se. They are just prisoners of
their own traditions, like we are too!
By that token only followers of Tantra --like me-- are worth
saving. ;)