On Thu, 02 Jan 2014 07:51:30 -0600, George Leppla
> wrote:

>On 1/2/2014 7:26 AM, Nancy Young wrote:
>> On 1/2/2014 8:05 AM, George Leppla wrote:
>>
>>> Christian nation my ass.
>>
>> No, we're not, as much as some people would like it to be so.
>> No offense meant, and I agree with much of what you say, but
>> we have too many people trying to insist we live by their
>> religious rules already.
>>
>> nancy
>>
>
>What I was trying to point out is that many of the people who claim that
>this is a nation founded on Christian principles are the first to turn
>their backs on the poor. The Teabaggers want God back in our country
>and in our classrooms, but when it comes to helping poor people, that is
>something else. They are all about cutting welfare, unemployment
>benefits, food stamps and health care for the poor.
>
>Sunday Saints, Monday sinners.... and anyone who claims to have
>Christian values and turns their back on the poor are hypocrites.
>
>George L

But the "poor" turn their backs on the productive society. Make those
poor lazy *******s earn their keep. I'm not religious so Christianity
be damned... that's just an excuse for the blind belief retards... to
me religious leaders are no different from carny hucksters, separating
suckers from their money.

There are plenty of jobs, the moochers are just ascared of dirty
hands, calluses, and perspiration... at minimum hand them a broom and
a paintbrush. The citys are filthy and all public buildings are in
need of paint. When I was ten years old I earned good money painting
stoops... $50/day was a lot of money in 1953. I always had a job,
some not much fun like cleaning blood and guts in a live chicken
market, but someone has to do that kind of work... wasn't such a bad
summer job when my pockets were jingling. I worked at every mom n'
pop in the hood, I was never idle and I never got an allowance. I
look at young adults on TV literally sobbing how they can't find
work... poor babies... they make me wanna puke, those useless lazy
*******s.