Some emails I've recieved...

[Bacon Boy]

#1

This is to all my camp friend , home friends,school friends, robotics team, family ,every email i have ever received in my life, this will go out to you. WE WON!!!! We have the first African American President TODAY!!!! This is a good day today!!!! We have to thank GOD for this because, he has brought us a new beginning. For everybody black man and woman or white man and woman struggling, don't be sad because, God has send somebody in order to relieve us from all the pain we have went through. Forward this to all your friends and family but rename this email "A NEW BEGINNING". This election has also taught me, when I'm 18 to vote. Before this election happen, i would never want to vote because, i though my vote would never chance. Now i campaign, i tell adults over 18 to vote, i debate with everybody since I'm one of the only Democrats that will speak their mind, people have called me the

 

[Jeremy]

Strange....

only read the first part though so far

 

[Micah]

Actually read it and I 99% agree with it.

 

[Bacon Boy]

Actually read it and I 99% agree with it.

:gyroidgrin: :gyroidgrin:

Second one?

 

[Micah]

Actually read it and I 99% agree with it.

:gyroidgrin: :gyroidgrin:

Second one?

Yeah.

 

[Bacon Boy]

Awesome! :gyroidgrin: :gyroidgrin: :gyroidgrin: :gyroidgrin: :gyroidgrin:
:llama: :llama: :llama: :llama: :llama:

 

[Sporge27]

I don't think I need to say I disagree now, but I do, only reading some of it.

from Wiki

The phrase separation of church and state is generally traced to the letter written by Thomas Jefferson in 1802 to the Danbury Baptists, in which he referred to the First Amendment to the United States Constitution as creating a "wall of separation" between church and state.[3] The phrase was then quoted by the United States Supreme Court first in 1878,[4] and then in a series of cases starting in 1948.[5] This led to increased popular and political discussion of the concept.

For John Adams notice he did not specifically say Christianity, andy religion, or perhaps one who studies many can still be considered religious, an for personal reasons believe a high moral standard is equal to any religious teachings.

the passages used to support prolife views, change my view in no way, they don't have any real support from those quotes.

Do I even need to state my outrage at the stuff about homosexuality. Do you have any idea how much it hurts to feel rejected by an institution supposed to be based on love? I even thought of suicide at a time, and thank God I found my purpose. It took many years of doing the right things, and actually receiving recognition of what I had done for people and children that I realized being gay didn't hinder me in any of that good. Yet even though that is true apparently some people don't want me to live a happy healthy life, just because of who I am attracted to. I want to have children. I am good with kids. Why do people think I will be a bad parent when I will be the opposite.

Honestly this is exactly the kind of stuff I could not be more against, it is biased to no end stretches the truth, and tries to make people vote because of literal translations from an old book meant to be taken metaphorically.