mopaul
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Fri Jun-04-04 06:05 AM
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Pope John Paul meets with the Anti-Christ |
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what a historic and surreal moment. here is the holy father of the catholic church, sitting next to satan's own spawn.
bush for all the world looks like an ape next to a saint.
i pray that the pope will call down god's own wrath on this damned disgrace to the united states and to all christianity, but he probably won't, cause he's too nice.
it was just a strange historical photo op, probably designed to secure the catholic vote, and not for any spiritual gain. in bush's born again brain, the catholics are on the way out anyway. born agains see the pope as demonic and the leader of a cult. i know, i have bornagains in my own family. they really believe that.
you ain't foolin anybody mr. bush, least of all the holy father.
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Fri Jun-04-04 06:07 AM
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1. The Rapture is coming! |
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Great, I dont have to pay my phone bill.
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Fri Jun-04-04 06:10 AM
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I wouldnt call imposing theocracy, supressing women, coddling child molesters and perecuting gays nice....
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mopaul
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Fri Jun-04-04 06:12 AM
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compared to bush and his crew, he ain't so bad.
i'm an atheist, so, i don't know where to stand, except toward the back of the cave.
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Ganja Ninja
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Fri Jun-04-04 06:14 AM
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4. Bush isn't the Anti-Christ so stop saying that! |
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Besides I think if Satan spawned something like little George he would smother him in his crib and go back to square one.
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Fri Jun-04-04 06:23 AM
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5. I wouldn't say that the Pope is |
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a saint. By the same token, I wouldn't give Bush the title of anti-Christ. I mean, according to what I know, the anti-Christ is pretty sharp!
Pardon my "fallen away Catholic" bias, however.
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Fri Jun-04-04 06:23 AM
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6. I think most will agree |
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that the Pope should have invested more energy into aggressively attacking internal problems in the church. Yet he still has made some significant contributions to society. I do not doubt that he has been sincere in his public stances. bush creates a stark contrast. He has benefitted from the crookedness of his administration. He has made no positive contributions -- none -- to the nation or world, other than his small group of criminal supporters. Sincere does not describe him. One is an old man who is past his prime; the other is a fool who will have no prime.
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Fri Jun-04-04 06:33 AM
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7. Cheney scary one, * clown prince |
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Fri Jun-04-04 06:53 AM
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9. Hey now, Cheney gave a gift |
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to the Pope when he visited: a crystal dove.
Cheney is a great man not scary....
(just kidding about him not being scary - he actually did have the gall to present a crystal dove)
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Fri Jun-04-04 06:50 AM
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8. The "pope" supports the shrub don't forget he is the one directing |
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the bishop in Boston to threaten catholics with loss of communion if they support Kerry.
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