Hell yah...! Go Obama! No to Hilary!

It's been like this for over 2000 years...! It's nothing new, Mr. Obama. There's nothing new in faith and politics mixing together. Even Catholicism was organized by the government, was THE GOVERNMENT for many centuries used to provoke wars and stupid pious ideas.

Quoted: Sen. Barack Obama told a church convention Saturday that some right-wing evangelical leaders have exploited and politicized religious beliefs in an effort to sow division.

Let's hang him in the town center and piss on him... Revenge!

Quoted: Even as he scheduled an on-air meeting with radio host Don Imus, the Rev. Al Sharpton said he still wants Imus fired for his racially charged comments about the Rutgers University women's basketball team.

oooohhhhh.... the Chinamen are shaking in their boots. Not a Chinaman's chance would they give a crap.

Quoted: The United States is set to file a formal trade complaint against China after prodding the Chinese for months to crack down on pirated copies of American movies, music and software, news reports said Saturday.

Who were the people fueling the movement? Largely middle class, rural, Anglo-Saxon and Protestant comprised the temperance movement and they confronted the urban and industrial communities head-on. "The Anglo-Saxon stock is the best improved, hardiest and fittest.... [I]f we are to preserve this nation and the Anglo-Saxon type we must abolish [saloons]," proclaimed one temperance publication (Gusfield, 1963: 100). Calling itself "The Protestant church in action" (Sinclair, 1962: 108), the Anti-Saloon League concentrated single-mindedly and evangelically on the cause of temperance and refrained from dabbling in other reforms (Gusfield, 1963: 108).

Nevertheless, the Episcopal and Lutheran churches never aligned themselves with the AntiSaloon League, while Jewish and Catholic groups generally opposed their objective. The conviction shared by Anti-Saloon Leaguers expressed by Reverend Francis Ascott McBride was: "The League was born of God" (Lee, 1963: 35). Thus one had to be for or against the movement; there was no half-way commitment.

Freakin' WASPS.

Or they could stop railing eachother in the wrong orifices. Doing everything except solving the problem itself: self control, and idiocy.

Quoted: City health officials are considering a program to urge circumcision for men at high risk of AIDS, noting studies that the procedure can reduce the chances of getting the disease.

That's what I'm talking about! Keep going!

Quoted: Stocks rallied Monday afternoon as investors welcomed falling oil prices and an encouraging reading on the troubled housing market.

All the poor people's fault.

Quoted: Stock declines accelerated Tuesday afternoon, with investors bailing out amid ongoing worries about the subprime mortgage lenders, a weak retail sales report and a further decline for the U.S. dollar.

Awesome. A much anticipated correction that correlates with stock trading intuition.

Quoted: U.S. stocks could continue a modest rebound Thursday as investors dig out from this week's huge selloff and weigh reports of a number of deals, along with a rash of economic and sales reports and a new sell-off of stocks in Asia.